Thomas82
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Because you went from a discussion of how the DV policy was not subject to the NFLPA approval you've claimed over and over to a post about Zeke's specific appeals.Why would you say that?
Why can't the CBA, (when it is rewritten) state that the commissioner and the NFLPA must muutally agree on a punishment that benefits the PR interests of both organizations?
The NFLPA isn't going to let a player's criminal actions put a mark on the other players who act respectably. The commissioner then has a check and balance from the players perspective to let him know when he's acting 100% PC, ignoring facts of the case before him. The interests of all should be reflected in every punishment delivered. The commissioner is not acting in the best interests of the owners right now. All the NFL looks stupid for a number of reasons, bizarre punishments is just one example.
Because you went from a discussion of how the DV policy was not subject to the NFLPA approval you've claimed over and over to a post about Zeke's specific appeals.
That is a stretch.......... it gives Goodell a lot of power but not unlimited....... they did protest the new DV policy but I'm not sure if it ever got to Court
Well, I can't help you here. This is not about interpretation. This is about what the players agreed to, in black and white.
This was the question asked.
Clearly, the question was if it had ever gone to court. The answer is yes. It has gone to court, through the Elliott case. Do you now understand why I respond the way I did? I did not switch the conversation. I simply answered the question posed.
So again, why would you say that I switched anything?
No I don't. But I do understand how you feel like having one ruling that agrees with you gave you the appeal to authority you've been hoping for to argue that. I also understand that such a view requires one to ignore the significant discrepancies between this decision and the five previous judges who came to an opposite conclusion and as such is as poor of an argument as you could make. But none of that really helps your "I was right all along" thing you've got working so I can see why it would fail to factor into your spiel here.This was the question asked.
Clearly, the question was if it had ever gone to court. The answer is yes. It has gone to court, through the Elliott case. Do you now understand why I respond the way I did? I did not switch the conversation. I simply answered the question posed.
So again, why would you say that I switched anything?
Good read.
you obviously do not understand contract law, it is all about interpretation. Hell, one judge said, there was reasonable interpretation which says you can do whatever you want even if not fair, another did.
Well, I understand this. The Law has ruled, just as many of us said they would. The NFLPA and Zeke lost, just as many of us said they would. You, are not one of those who agreed with those statements, all those months ago. Maybe we don't understand contract law, as you say. However, all those months ago, we were right and you, with all the contract law knowledge, were not.
Yet two judges interpreted the document completely differently (only one of which was not shrouded by a reasonable apprehension of bias). How can you claim the answer is black and white?
No I don't. But I do understand how you feel like having one ruling that agrees with you gave you the appeal to authority you've been hoping for to argue that. I also understand that such a view requires one to ignore the significant discrepancies between this decision and the five previous judges who came to an opposite conclusion and as such is as poor of an argument as you could make. But none of that really helps your "I was right all along" thing you've got working so I can see why it would fail to factor into your spiel here.
I don't recall you stating we were right when you lost. All you have is two judges giving two different views. Don't get all holier than thou and claim you were right. All you have is the clearly biased judge whose husband is paid by Goodell on your side.
And none of those opinions have jurisdiction. The only opinions that count here are the ones from the Presiding Bench.
A judicial opinion is a judicial opinion. The PA was negligent in filing early, almost like it wanted to lose, but don't let jurisdictional hocus pocus detract from the fact the document is not black and white. Only one judge has said that fairness is not required, the one in the NFL's pocket.
Hey I got some pails if you need extra space to carry all that water.is the one you just committed libel on.
Hey I got some pails if you need extra space to carry all that water.
This makes no sense. Go back and get someone who can read to let you in on the reference and get back to me.No, from the looks of it, you are going to need every pail you got. Fortunately for me, when I get thirst, I just go to the fridge and fill my glass. You should give it a shot yourself.
This makes no sense. Go back and get someone who can read to let you in on the reference and get back to me.
This is all well and good but I didn't do this to the NFL. The players did this to themselves for money. You can yell at the moon till cows come home but it's not going to change a thing. It's done.