>“probably meaning more than half were down with it”
>
>Sure sounds like you’re defending him.

not all that was pure speculation but just like drugs I'm sure he had some of these experiences turn out well that's why he kept trying it. If the first one had pressed charges he probably would've stopped or switched to actual call girls to satisfy his fetishes or went to sketchy "rub and tugs" like Robert Kraft.

>There’s really no reason to make ASSumptions any more
>25 women pressed charges
>He settled 24 civil suits and took the 5th under oath
>There’s still 1 plaintiff proceeding
>It’s not even smoke at this point
>and everyone knows good and well a criminal prosecution is not
>the bar for nfl suspensions
>They can play words with friends and call it conduct
>detrimental to the league, etc…
>
>The soap boxes in these posts are getting stacked really f’n
>high.
>
>This is a quote from the ruling
>
>“the NFL carried its burden to prove, by a preponderance of
>the evidence, that Mr. Watson engaged in sexual assault (as
>defined by the NFL) against the four therapists identified in
>the Report."
>
>Start here going forward
>Mia’s owner is suspended 6 games for tampering
>You see how those aren’t equal…right…?

I'm not against any of that. I'm just thinking current players better walk the line if an automatic 1 year suspension becomes the standard for any violation.