Kuhndog94

Inb4 dumb THE Dan Arnold joke

They probably want to wait until these accusers stop stacking up.

How much money would it take for Tepper to bribe the Jags GM into trading us the 1st pick?

I mean I think that him having a masseuse kink is a valid line of reasoning considering how prevalent that theme is in the porn industry. I don't think it would be a stretch to think he would "accidentally" slip the towel off or something like that hoping it'd result in a happy ending like the videos. Unfortunately for him, that's not real life. But that's all just speculative. Just look at his browser history like I said and you'll find out real quick.

You right.

Dude... women don't automatically want to suck someone's dick because they're famous. Why do you think all of these players have to find escorts in the first place?

I have a hard time believing that any woman that is afraid of a large man sexually assaulting them is going to take the time to think about whether or not it'll be a civil case or a criminal case when they're done.

It's plausible he got an erection and apologized for that. I can see it happening. I'm going to need more than an apology text for making someone uncomfortable. Forced oral sex is a pretty big leap from that.

Will she understand that the word no doesn't magically stop sexual assault?

Will she understand that the word no doesn't magically stop sexual assault?

I half-way have a feeling that he could've been "accidentally" slipping up in front of them hoping one might offer other "services". Check his browsing history for "massage" videos. Maybe that's his kink.

I mean that apology could be for getting an erection while he's getting massaged. We'll never truly know IF that's the only evidence there is.

You quoted the person who quoted me, mang. Stating "these people hate DW." Just connecting the dots and such.

Bish please, I've been saying lets wait for the facts all day. I've been on the DW trade since all this trade talk started. Having to explain to you why a story about DeShaun Watson, a Superstar, sells better than a story about a no name O-lineman is silly tbh. It's quite simple.

Okay. I'm not saying whether it's right or wrong, I'm saying that DeShaun Watson stories will get alot more attention than Chad Wheeler stories for obvious reasons.

DeShaun Watson is a superstar and I had to google Chad Wheeler. You can figure out how the two are different from there.

I really hope the lawyer is going on more than "are you comfortable with the glute area" because if not... his clients aren't getting that money...

Not all of us are like that. Dude is just a douche canoe. We make fun of those dipshits. "I'm A MaRiNe." No one cares bro. stfu. You make the rest of look like poo.

I look forward to watching the Charleston Jaguars play. (I know you can't own two teams)

Lol. Immediately shares the confidential letter as if it adds credibility to the accusations. These women should've picked a better lawyer to represent them.

I have a hard time believing they would move off the 1st pick for anything less than Tepper buying the Jags and trading the pick to us himself.

The irony is he said "look it up" as if I didn't just post an article disproving his claim.

There is no human trafficking angle. That angle was made up by the local police hoping to make a big human trafficking bust. All evidence from their investigations pointed to all people involved being willing participants and the women were charged and fined while Kraft's charges were dropped. (Yes, because he is rich) For the 2nd time in this thread: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/robert-kraft-massage-parlor-arrest-sex-worker-fined-1098303/ "Local police initially referred to the investigation as a sex-trafficking sting and much of the media covered it as such, to the chagrin of many sex worker activists. “The language of trafficking and sex trafficking was used over and over again, and ultimately all of these resources went to locate adults engaging in consensual activities,” says Dr. Jill McCracken, co-director of the sex-worker rights group SWOP Behind Bars. “That to me is a huge problem and a waste of resources.” Prosecutors later determined there was no evidence that sex trafficking took place at the establishment. “It was somehow easier for law enforcement officers in South Florida to believe that the women had been sold into sex slavery by a global crime syndicate than to acknowledge that immigrant women of precarious status, hemmed in by circumstance, might choose sex work,” Vanity Fair writer May Jeong wrote in an October 2019 piece about the flawed investigation."

I mean they did trade one of the best WRs in football and a 4th rounder for an RB, so.... everyone in that organization might be on meth.

Mr. Scot is old and still thinks sex workers and their "clients" should be criminalized. But he most likely watches pr0n which features a woman selling her body for entertainment. Really it's only okay when the corporations have their hand in it. Probably still thinks Marijuana should be criminalized too.