That doesnt give them the right to beat the crap out of him.
You are right, it doesn't.....but much like the bike rider that was hit last week in Chaptico....there comes a time when you have to stop playing the victim card and realize that your actions played a role in what happened.
A. It is sad but true, that you are asking for trouble wearing the visitor teams jersey to most stadiums these days. I wore my Browns gear to a Ravens game one time, and I got beer thrown on me, threatened, etc. I am not a small person, nor am I one to not stick up for myself, but that day I feared for my safety and we left early.....Did I mention I was with 3 Ravens fans? Mob mentality, mixed with alcohol and like dressed inviduals is a dangerous combination.
B. If it's against your religion to stand for the National Anthem, that is your right. However, you are in New York (Jersey) on the 10th anniversary of 9/11, wearing Cowboys gear. I feel you are asking for it.....but even through all of that, I will say it was still his right to do so. Where I draw the line is refusing to be quiet for Taps, and the moment of silence. NOw you are openly disrespecting and distracting everyone around you.
C. He had a tazer, that in my eyes says he was looking for a fight. You don't carry a tazer around with you unless you feel you are going to be attacked.
From what I have read it seems to me he fully knew what he was doing and intended to pi$$ people off.....and now wants to play the victim card...
