StL Dan wrote:Interestingly, most "bullies" actually are the most insecure and pathetic individual involved in these types of situations. But, they have other advantages that seemingly cover up their inner weakness. Incognito probably battles feelings of inferiority on a daily basis that noone but he knows about.
He was actually bullied as a kid, reportedly. His father (who makes Tony Rasmus look like a father-of-the-year candidate) told him at one point to stand up to the bullies......... and he's apparently been a thug since then.
Early this morning, a poster with the username "idrd1994" left an impassioned defense of Incognito on the FinHeaven message board. In it, he attacked both Martin and Mike Pouncey as "black brothers that do drugs on a regular basis," and asked readers to "pray [GM Jeff] Ireland and [coach Joe] Philbin die of AIDS." He blasts the team from top to bottom, claims Incognito is getting railroaded, and uses the "black people say the N-word in rap music" argument to dismiss claims that Incognito sent racial messages to Martin. He also implies that Martin has pondered suicide, and "does not belong in an NFL locker room."
StL Dan wrote:Interestingly, most "bullies" actually are the most insecure and pathetic individual involved in these types of situations. But, they have other advantages that seemingly cover up their inner weakness. Incognito probably battles feelings of inferiority on a daily basis that noone but he knows about.
You can be emotionally abused regardless of size.
Indeed.
Glad that bullying is being brought to the forefront in news. The line between bullying/abuse is a very thin one, and both of them are huge problems.
Freed Roger wrote:Does Incognito play in the NFL again?
Only if he's willing to seek anger management.
But then the tables will be turned on him. Is he able to play without the bully-dirty player shtik?
Oh, don't misunderstand me. I dont' think that anger management is going to help him. He'll still be the same vicious human being that he is today. I just think that anger management will be a stipulation for him returning to football.
