OT-Baltimore holds a parade for you know who......

[Patsfanin Philly]

Former Baltimore Raven Ray Lewis Honored With Hall Of Fame Parade

 

[RobertWeathers]

I thought it was going to be for Buck Showalter

 

[farn]

Wow. Wasn’t he recently talking to himself in someone’s garage ?

Still floors me that people wanted to know “how to tell the children” that nature affects gases. Yet, Brady - the ultimate champ/teammate - gets a bad rap, while Lewis is celebrated.

 

[Soliel]

It’s all a ruse, the real ray will be out doing you know what while his cleaverly disguised double pretends to be him. A nefarious plot obviously.

I told a buddy of mine that I know why so many faces are on milk cartons. It’s the only explanation that fits the math

 

[signbabybrady]

Don't they know he killed a guy?

 

[Soliel]

It’s baltimore.

 

[captain stone]

Bal'more = Sh!thole.

 

[Delicate Genius]

I don't think I could possibly hate an athlete more. Phony, murdering piece of ****.

 

[SHOWTIME15]

They won’t win any more super bowls so this is the next best thing

 

[Pat the Pats Fan]

Hero to a city with an incredible murder rate....surprise

 

[Bill Lee]

Don't they know he killed a guy?

Or two.

Here's an article worth reading:

Ray Lewis, and the Bubble That’s Sheltered Him

The best part:

For 13 years, Ray Lewis had hidden from his history. He hid behind his talent. He hid behind his religion. Most effectively, he hid behind his team’s PR staff. His case isn’t rare. The league insulates players in protective bubbles, and in doing so creates its own warped sense of morality that reporters are expected to adhere to. In this bubble, a story about the lasting consequences of a player being convicted of obstruction of justice related to the death of two men can seem outlandish, even predatory on the part of the media organization. In the eyes of Ravens players and staffers, we were out to dirty Ray Lewis. They refused to acknowledge the way he’d dirtied himself and dodged questions in the public sphere for so long. For two far-away families, the deaths were devastating, life-altering events. To the Ravens, they were ancient history.

The article has a story showing how the NFL protects players by using the example of Trollin' Volin asking Brady about his trainer and PEDs and Brady ending the interview. This is such a bad example. There's a huge difference between high school stuff like people that may or may not be getting along versus a double murder. Ray never has answered the key questions and the NFL, Ravens and their fans have successfully swept it under the rug.

Enjoy your parade, hypocrite. Pray for yourself and the victims families, not for people who want to know what your role in the murders was.

 

[Adam Seward]

r@y L3WiS kILLEd a gUy LOL0LOLOL!!1!!!1!1!1!!1

 

[Clonamery]

Many in the crowd sporting the Ray Lewis look:

 

[PatsWickedPissah]

Then Boston should hold a parade for...
Too soon?

 

[RayClay]

Former Baltimore Raven Ray Lewis Honored With Hall Of Fame Parade

How many casualties?

 

[scout]

I thought it was going to be for Buck Showalter

Buck: 44 loses and 60.5 games out of first. I would take that any day over murder.

 

[SammyBlueCat]

Perhaps he is warm and professional in person. I really do not know.
When he cuts an interview, he comes across as a crackpot.

 

[Pat the Pats Fan]

Article stated “hundreds” attended. Wow, I guess most were afraid...

 

[Patriot Missile]

Thought it was for Lord Voldermort for a second, but they decided to have it for someone worse.