Yea that's way out of line. Thats damn near endorsing the shootings.

The players asked for the team to leave his locker alone. He was their friend, they are still trying to figure out WTF happened.

You apparently live in some world where everything is simply black or white and nothing ever bleeds across the lines. Thats not reality.

What Belcher did was horrific, that does not in effect make him 100% a horrific person, at least not to most people.

There are no flowers. No cards. No signs. Nothing which would indicate anything other than this person was supposed to be here today.

So? They weren't going to take everything that had to do with Belcher down in one day. They didn't mention his name in the announcement today. They didn't make him out to be some fallen hero. So what they didn't take his locker down yet?

The org memorialized him privately for his family, the team.

Publicly they are not memorializing him.

They're doing it right.

This.

this.

You can read whatever you want to into that pic of Belcher's locker.

For example, I could make a case that leaving his locker untouched today is symbolic of Belcher's selfishness; that everyone else in the locker room is wearing their jersey, that the only player not wearing their jersey is the one whose selfishness prevented him from doing so; in effect, a warning.

You said the opposite before, now you distanced yourself from it, you just don't want to admit that for your own reasons. Like I said, I'm glad you have come to your senses that it wasn't the right thing to say.

Murderers of infant mothers are horrific. I don't really care to assign a percentage to it.

It will take time for those close to him to see this for the cowardly, despicable act that it was. People who weren't close should have better sense.

No, I didn't. I said the individuals can do what they want for their fallen friend and teammate. The organization should not.

You said the organization should act like it's a significant loss. Not only that, but it's wrong to not treat it that way. Then you said they should "allow his friends to "honor their fallen teammate".

Here was the exact quote, since you seemed to have forgotten it:

It's 100% wrong. Sorry.

Honesty, I didn't know the guy so I have no idea what kind of person he was. From all accounts he was a good teammate and player and was not a trouble maker in any way shape or form.

I am also smart enough to know that not everyone that has killed someone, and I mean committing murder, is or was a patently bad person.

Really it doesn't take that much IQ to understand this. Crimes of passion are not the same as being a calculated killer.

The term temporary insanity exist for a reason. I am not condoning the act, its a terrible terrible thing, but to pass judgment on him and his teammates when you really know very little of the situation is ridiculous.

I never said endorse I said memorialize.

You asked I answered. It would have took all of 5 minutes to clean it out which they should have done. The guy killed one of his own teammates family members for crying out loud.

ROFL I AM NOT ALONE!!!!!!!