It wasn't based on habitual offenses at all. If it were, (1) the fine would have been bigger, and (2) it would have happened before. Further, the fact that an organization that states it puts a premium on player safety just fined a guy that's known for chop blocking and executed one last week that injured a player fined said player less than Kaepernick is still escaping your attention.
Except this isn't a court case and, as has been pointed out to you, his wearing those Beats headphones before isn't what's being fined right now. Further, his behavior as a punk is absolutely irrelevant. It's still a red herring.
You must realize how ridiculous your logic (or lack thereof) is but are choosing to dig your heels in because you don't like one of the players in question personally.
But that's beside the point. The point of the matter is that the NFL, and it's leader, are completely full of ****. They really don't care about player safety. They care about the dollars and the lawsuits and nothing else. THAT truth is what's being put on display here. If they did care about player safety, they would have fined the guy that hurt another player using a block that you know not to make by the time you're 12 years old more than the guy that wore a different set of headphones. THAT's the issue at the forefront. But, again, you've already admitted that you're not going to apply any critical thinking skills in this matter and go off of emotion alone. That always turns out well, specifically when you apply it to a broader spectrum.
