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Greg Hardy feels sorry for Matt Ryan

Jakob

By Jakob,
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CPcavedweller Grand Master

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You know the angle I find interesting here is that the shouldn't be seen as a bad thing even if true. Hardy legally had the guns which means he is not the type of person people are speculating he is.( I would bet a large number of Panthers fans throughout NC have just as many guns as Hardy did.) This actually would play into the narrative he was trying to subdue a belligerent person in his own home without harming her. The guns were on the bed yes, but no one said how they were laid out and I have doubts that in that situation he would even have remembered putting them there. So my theory is that in the midst of trying to get her to calm down, he assumed picking her up and throwing her onto the bed (assuming he doesn't remember that he had his guns out) would be much better for her and wouldn't harm her like throwing her to the floor would.

 

If he was TRYING to break her arm as she says, he could have and if he truly was trying to harm her he most definitely could have. But when you throw the bed into the story, and hypothetically speaking the guns weren't there, everyone could believe he was truly doing as his version of the story goes, and trying to calm down a person going nuts. So insert the guns, add alcohol, assume he put them there earlier in the day, and he probably didn't recall putting them there.

 

Personally, I think he is innocent of any domestic violence and guilty of putting himself in a bad situation with a person who has been shown to constantly be in bad situations.

 

"So would you say that the weed flew out of the window right before your accident?" "Yes ma'am, that is what happened."

 

Judge: "The complainant is the most credible witness, she saw weed that flies!"

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You know the angle I find interesting here is that the shouldn't be seen as a bad thing even if true. Hardy legally had the guns which means he is not the type of person people are speculating he is.( I would bet a large number of Panthers fans throughout NC have just as many guns as Hardy did.) This actually would play into the narrative he was trying to subdue a belligerent person in his own home without harming her. The guns were on the bed yes, but no one said how they were laid out and I have doubts that in that situation he would even have remembered putting them there. So my theory is that in the midst of trying to get her to calm down, he assumed picking her up and throwing her onto the bed (assuming he doesn't remember that he had his guns out) would be much better for her and wouldn't harm her like throwing her to the floor would.

 

If he was TRYING to break her arm as she says, he could have and if he truly was trying to harm her he most definitely could have. But when you throw the bed into the story, and hypothetically speaking the guns weren't there, everyone could believe he was truly doing as his version of the story goes, and trying to calm down a person going nuts. So insert the guns, add alcohol, assume he put them there earlier in the day, and he probably didn't recall putting them there.

 

Personally, I think he is innocent of any domestic violence and guilty of putting himself in a bad situation with a person who has been shown to constantly be in bad situations.

 

"So would you say that the weed flew out of the window right before your accident?" "Yes ma'am, that is what happened."

 

Judge: "The complainant is the most credible witness, she saw weed that flies!"

 

 

That sums it up pretty nicely. If the super strong NFL player Greg Hardy, had malious and harmful intent in his heart, he not only could have, but would have caused the drunk,crack head woman bodily harm. However,that was not the case and the first judge, a Liberal woman,should have found no sufficient cause and dismissed the case,in her i find fault and place much blame.

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That sums it up pretty nicely. If the super strong NFL player Greg Hardy, had malious and harmful intent in his heart, he not only could have, but would have caused the drunk,crack head woman bodily harm. However,that was not the case and the first judge, a Liberal woman,should have found no sufficient cause and dismissed the case,in her i find fault and place much blame.

 

Better to be political for your constituents when you know he is going to challenge a guilty verdict and possible be found not guilty than to let him walk and face the poo storm that comes along with a high-profile person who is presumed guilty by the general public.

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  1. According to a study cited by Sports Illustrated in 2009, 78 percent of former NFL players are bankrupt or undergoing severe financial stress within two years of retirement from football, and 60 percent of former NBA players are bankrupt within five years of retirement.Jan 22, 2014
Reasons?  Not sure, but I imagine Crack Whores is pretty high on the list.

 

 

Reasons can be found  in a 30 for 30 episode called 'Broke'... Featuring former Carolina Panther Dante Wesley.....

 

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I hope hardy is found innocent, then turns around a sues her for deformation of character (maybe hard to do) and damages to his future NFL value. Someone needs to set these gold diggers straight, then maybe they would think before they steal. Too many nasty women in it for the money. If she had to pay that would be a great message to send to other pan handlers.

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