Clinton Portis, great human being, contemplated murder after NFL Career

[mooby]

Originally Posted by SolidSnake84

Why do I have to get personally judged almost every time I post something? Like damn, we've all had tragedies in our lives. Most of us didn't resort to considering murder. Me? I had to find my uncle dead from suicide (gunshot), and later out of high school I was the passenger in a car being driven by my girlfriend. A drunk truck driver crossed the center line and hit us, killing her instantly. Even in the aftermath I never thought "I should go to his house and kill him, hopefully in front of his wife and children".

I seriously think anybody who would rationalize that considering murder is 100% okay in times of great stress is Effed up mentally. And if we are doing that on here, then we are F'd up. I'm done. I might come back to post when the Cousins situation plays itself out, but I'm honestly afraid of the "next" thing that people on here rationalize as ok. If murder is "ok", what comes next?

Hey man, I'm sorry for your losses, and I couldn't understand what it's like to go through that. With that being said, I'm asking you to look at the situation from his perspective. Everybody has different perspectives on the same things. If you think that's me saying "murder is ok" then idk what to tell you. Also, I don't believe Portis thinks murder is ok either, given the fact he didn't follow through with the idea.

[Kope]

I look at it as a man who went through adversity, grew from it and is a better person for it. I don't understand how people get so angry and throw hate. Not saying he is an angel, but I have no problem with people who acknowledge their mistakes and get better from them. I thought that is what all of us are supposed to do.

Loved CP when he played for us.



Flat out baller

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Kope

I look at it as a man who went through adversity, grew from it and is a better person for it. I don't understand how people get so angry and throw hate. Not saying he is an angel, but I have no problem with people who acknowledge their mistakes and get better from them. I thought that is what all of us are supposed to do.

Loved CP when he played for us.



Flat out baller

yes, great point.