@rachbarnhart And after getting their foot stepped on, the victim screamed in pain for hours, wrapped the foot in a cast, and walked around on crutches complaining about lack of a immediate apology.
There are many things worth getting upset about, but they get devalued by stories like these.
@brown_myra@rachbarnhart@alroker In fact, the delay between the event and his apology gives more evidence that it was likely unintentional. If he purposely wanted to say a racial slur and get away with it, wouldn't he have a canned apology ready to go to make it look unintentional?
@brown_myra@rachbarnhart@alroker So now there is a time limit for a proper apology? He, like many of us who read the story, was probably in shock that a Freudian slip is punishable by termination. It may have taken him some time to properly digest the fact that some folks hold intent in such low regards.
@rachbarnhart@alroker "I don’t think his life should be ruined for this unintentional mistake"
I think you do though. He's already apologized and recognized his error, but you won't lay off. The fact that he's not catering to your egregious apology demands doesn't mean he lacks sensitivity.
@Gdawgs755 @Truthh4 Of course he would play, but the playoffs aren't considered an exhibition game. I sure hope you don't think the importance of the other bowls games is equivalent to the CFB playoffs....
@GeorgeFoster72@ZachKleinWSB Why is it Zach's responsibility to paint Fields in a good or bad light? It's not like he misquoted him or anything. These are Fields' direct words. If those words painted him in a bad light, it's his own fault.