The authors contributing towards Return of Kings have a process.
1) Take something grounded in reality.
2) Spin the issue to be offensive as possible.
3) Write it formally.
The result is an article that looks real, has a basis in something truthy, and is often backed up by an existing set of people who will defend it. The most interesting thing about RoK articles are their comments, which are genuine. There the real, honest-to-god repillers go to nod their heads in agreement at something fictitious.
It's really easy. Anyone can do it. The hardest part is finding something fact based and deriving an offensive point from it. If I go to Yahoo News and look at the first article,
it's about Ray Rice appealing his suspension. It's a topic I know very little about and something I am not going to put time into researching, so we're good to go. Time to write an RoK article.
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Ray Rice has reported he will be appealing the indefinite suspension placed against him by the NFL committee. A Baltimore Ravens running back, Rice was picked up in 2008 and has had an enduring and successful career playing professional sports.
The suspension, initially only two games, comes after a video taped dispute between his then-fiance and Rice was leaked. The NFL based this action on its domestic abuse policy, which did not exist until after the video was released. This means that the policy was drafted only entirely to punish Rice for events that had happened months ago to a person he has already made amends with. This will cost Rice an estimated $14,000,000 if he is not allowed back.
This reactionary, retroactive decision making baffles me. It is something that could not, and should not, be allowed by any body. With an immense amount of cash on the line, it leaves fans and onlookers asking: "Why?". The other person in the tape later went on to
marry Rice, so whatever transpired was obviously not a defining moment in their relationship. The outcry and demerits levied against Rice come as a surprise to all level-headed spectators.
Janay Palmer Cares Less Than You Do
The most immediate thing to come to mind when considering this is: why do people care? Janay Palmer doesn't. She married Rice months after the taped event took place. People are whining about domestic abuse and calling this a clear cut case of assault, but Janay Palmer apparently doesn't think so. If anything, this is insulting and hurtful to her. The married couple are
together being denied $14,000,000.
It's also apparent to me that these reactionary neo-feminists doubt Palmer's intelligence and adult decision-making skills. They've decided
for her that this is a problem, they've decided
for her to punish her husband and lover, and they've decided
for her to declare her a victim.
People Have Been Allowed Back After More
I have no doubt Ray Rice will be allowed back. I have no doubt because Michael Vick is currently a New York Jets quarterback. Despite a cataclysmic level of hooplah generated by PETA, an endless amount of whining from the far-left, a prioritizing of animal rights over human rights, and a
jail sentence, Vick was drafted back into the NFL this March. All Rice did was throw a punch. It's actually quite telling about the general public to see such a fuss be made.
The NFL is a business full of cheaters, crooks, and bad people with too much money. Rice isn't one of those. Rice is a married man trying to continue his career in sports. If you want to throw a fit over him, you could probably make arguments against every official and player in the entire industry. I'm not seeing it and I don't care to see it. This is a personal problem.
What Happened to Privacy Rights?
All of this comes directly after '
The Fappening'. A national media frenzy sparked by hackers targeting their favorite red carpet celebrities. The world got to see the money shots of Jennifer Lawrence, and in a collective sigh of disappointment they blamed the Internet and cried "privacy rights". So why no privacy rights for Palmer and Rice? Why is an embarrassing moment of their life together made into a national issue at the cost of his livelihood?
This sort of double-think, and hatred leveled against men by the far left and the neo-feminists, is patent and obvious. It sticks out like a sore thumb and should make us wonder, "if something like this can happen to a man like Ray Rice, can't it happen to me?" And the answer is yes. As these animals gain power and ground, it will happen to more people.. It starts out with the rich and famous, in a way they can "justify" it by exasperating the issue and fabricating problems. After a few years, they'll be able to drop bombs on everyone they want it to. If you're a straight, white, successful male, that means you.
Think about it, and join me in supporting Ray Rice's reintegration. It's what's fair. Make your voice heard and give no quarter, or quarterback.
