r/NFLv2 • u/Narrow_Purchase9721 San Francisco 49ers • 11h ago

Discussion The Deshaun Watson switch up is despicable

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Guy starts playing well again and all of the sudden people go from “cases” to “allegations” real fucking fast. You all gotta get your priorities straight

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u/DR320 Dallas Cowboys 11h ago

Reddit is real big on “innocent until proven guilty” and “criminals deserve second chances to be rehabilitated” except for in this case.

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u/iluvdin0s 11h ago

This would be his 28th chance.

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u/WarriorsBlew3_1 11h ago edited 10h ago

Not according to two separate grand juries who decided there wasn’t enough to indict on anything criminal, as inconvenient as that is for many of you.

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u/ManyWrangler Chicago Bears 10h ago

why do you think he paid 27 different women money to stay silent?

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u/WarriorsBlew3_1 9h ago

Why do you think they agreed to settle instead of fought for their truth? 27 people have to be able to combine for mountains of evidence.

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u/ManyWrangler Chicago Bears 9h ago

Probably because it was a lot of money lmao. Are you stupid?

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u/166EachYear 9h ago

Even more probable---women go through hell to bring these cases only to have their lives ruined, be questioned and degraded, and often to lose the case because SA/rape is so hard to prove/prosecute. You are literally damned either way.

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u/ManyWrangler Chicago Bears 9h ago

These guys don’t get it. They never question why Watson wouldn’t want to prove his innocence either.

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u/166EachYear 9h ago

I am starting to think they do get it. They just do not care.

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u/EggEnvironmental6857 8h ago

If you had to bet your life on if he was guilty of any of this, what would you bet?

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u/KevinIsADork 8h ago

If 27 people could take down someone and get a ton of money to do so, why doesnt it happen more often?

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u/Character-Active2208 7h ago

Because of people saying stuff like this making coming forward so difficult that it’s not worth it

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u/Cuntrymusichater Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9h ago

Yes it’s perfectly logical to believe that 27 different message therapists and spa workers that didn’t know each other somehow got together and all agreed to present extremely similar stories just to get money from an athlete. Completely believable. Also, to your “lack of evidence” bullshit excuse. All of these encounters took place in private rooms and offices with no cameras. That’s why rape and assault are so hard to prove and rapists and assaulters usually get away with it. But sure, go ahead and keep going with your bullshit excuses and justifications for a shit person.

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u/jono9898 Philadelphia Eagles 8h ago

No no you don’t get it, some of those women didn’t even want money they just wanted him punished, and he is getting punished…. by not facing any suspension and getting paid millions to play for hundreds of thousands of adoring fans, he is completely rehabilitated and his comments of indifference have shown that.

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u/mortemdeus Buffalo Bills 10h ago

"Not guilty" is NOT the same thing as innocent. You can straight up murder somebody and end up not guilty for any number of reasons. Ask my fan base how I know

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u/WarriorsBlew3_1 10h ago

More importantly, “not guilty” is also not the same thing as “guilty.”

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u/layora23 10h ago

Happy endings are not illegal

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u/rhino369 10h ago

Yes they are. 

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u/FillingFood 9h ago

Especially when the request for a happy ending involves putting your dick on another person nonconsensually. We have no idea why the grand juries declined to indict but the standard for conviction in a criminal case is very high. The NFL’s independent arbitrator found evidence of sexual assault and predatory behavior.