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Peyton Manning's Sexual Assault Case

dldove77

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4 hours ago, dldove77 said:

The latter of these two articles has probably already been shared here, but I'm including it anyway. 

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/king-peyton-manning-squeaky-clean-image-built-lies-article-1.2530395?cid=bitly

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/02/10/peyton-manning-is-a-far-bigger-prick-than-cam-newton.html

I wonder if he said "aw shucks"?

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Peyton is a bad dude.            He has definitely had a shield around him since he was in college..   A shield of people that are determined to keep everything negative he does swept under the rug. 

 

 

The Manning's are a cancer.     I don't view it as a black or white issue though,  I view it as the Manning's believing they are above everyone else.  They are sports royalty. 

 

Guys like Cam?   They have no 24/7 shield working for them,  to negate every negative thing they do.   They don't have a family whose reach extends far enough in the sports world to sweep things under the rug,  out of either loyalty and  respect or money.      The real world doesn't function like that for most athletes. 

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I know some people won't like this, but this is the truth. The NFL has invested a LOT of time and energy into portraying some of its players as wholesome, "ahh shucks, guess I'm good" characters in order to get middle America into spending their money and watching football games. Its not limited to race either. We know what kind of a shitbag Odell Beckham is. JJ Watt dances and whips every a 2 yard tackle for loss but they're sure to remind you of all of the charity work he does so its all good. Peyton Manning is a doucebag like most other NFL players, from hes tall white and speaks with a southern accent so they must protect him and his image. This story WILL disappear in a few days as most of the media will be quick to talk about how it was "so long ago" or simply assassinate the character of Shaun King along the way. 

 

The NFL is theater. Its one step above the WWF at this point. The NFL, like the WWE makes "good guys" and "bad guys". Cam is a bad guy. Dude could defeat ISIS and they would talk about how he is taking jobs away from soldiers. Manning is a "good guy". Thus we rode off into the sunset wearing the white jersey. Its all a fuging show.

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1 hour ago, Haplo E said:

I always knew there was something weird with the Mannings. Hopefully the media gives it the coverage it deserves. HGH use, rape, racially slurs against the blacks that build his career. Fug you Peyton, hopefully one of those 'black guys' will give you the proper treatment on the field. Hope you come back.

What racial slurs? 

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5 hours ago, Sam Mills Fan said:

Bill Cosby is a serial rapist accused of raping like 50 women and taking advantage of his celebrity to keep them buried for so long. Peyton Manning rubbed his dick on someone's face when he was a college sophomore. Not the same thing.

In your world it's not the same.  In my world it's the same.  

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Does anyone have any idea why this is all coming to light NOW?  If the Manning machine has been able to keep a lid on it all these years, why now?  Why couldn't they continue to keep it under the radar.....  I wonder if it would have all remained under wraps if Peyton hadn't gotten his second ring?  Interesting if the ring brought about karmic justice...

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  1. Reporter: Mr. manning What do you have to say about the sexual assault allegations being made about you?                      P.manning. HGH is a helluve drug.                                                                                                                                          Reporter: these assaults are from your college days.                                                                                                        p.Manning: I stand by my previous claim........give me a second i gotta take this call.....Darren Sharper.....or course we are going clubbing, I just got another ring lol. Anyway your riding shotgun with this sheriff......just like our playing days
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2 hours ago, CamMoon said:

The NFL is theater. Its one step above the WWF at this point. The NFL, like the WWE makes "good guys" and "bad guys". Cam is a bad guy. Dude could defeat ISIS and they would talk about how he is taking jobs away from soldiers. Manning is a "good guy". Thus we rode off into the sunset wearing the white jersey. Its all a fuging show.

ohh well. so cam is the bad guy. but he's OUR bad guy suckas, and we certainly aren't gonna lose any sleep over it. I like having the best player in the NFL also be the most hated on in the NFL -- means he's doing something right, and I'm glad a dude like that, who will inevitably stay humble and eager to prove, is on our side.

cam made the biggest mistakes of his career, but in the SUPER BOWL. he got us there and the embers are still burning from his hot streak going 15-1 to do it. dude will do it AGAIN, and this time he will have a new bar set to learn from his mistakes. we're good.

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