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Post by PaulsLaugh on Oct 30, 2023 16:44:22 GMT
I didn’t see a “donkey kick.” He was airborne and Johnson skated into his skates. And a neck shield would have saved him. Perhaps the partner should also sue the league for not requiring them. That is not remotely what happened. Petgrave, with his leg already high, drew his leg in then kicked it back out as he skated toward Johnson. I posted the panned out slow motion iteration of the video which I could reference right now if you weren't so insanely obsessed with race that you started screaming about lynchings and other insanity that has nothing to do with a fucking maniac kicking his skate blade into a man's neck. But it was not a “donkey kick,” if you need to use such plantation language, meant to harm someone. It was an accident brought about by the hazards of the game. You are not even waiting on the inquiry. You have already condemned him. There have been numerous deaths and serious injuries in hockey, but you’ve not heard of them because none of them involved a black man.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 30, 2023 16:46:16 GMT
Who else has lifted their leg then donkey kicked their skate blade at another player's neck? In the millions of ice hockey scrimmages and games, ever, who else has this "happened to"? Richard Zednik. That was an actual "donkey kick" too. His teammate's foot swung up backwards after he lost balance and hit Zednick in the neck, slitting it open. Believe it or not, you don't have traction on ice. If you lose your poise or get tripped up, your legs can swing upwards out from under you. Of course, that's not why this claim is gaining internet traction, is it now? It's because the guy who collided with him is black. You have plenty of traction on ice when ice skating as the blade cuts into the ice. Rollerskating you don't, and the "ice skates" they give tourists you don't because they don't want novices out there using bladed skates. Your legs do not swing up to throat level. Ever. Even when you fall, you fall on your but or your stomach. You never accidentally flip or drop kick someone in the face in the falling process.
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Post by peachy on Oct 30, 2023 16:46:44 GMT
Gee, I hope white people don't riot.
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Post by PaulsLaugh on Oct 30, 2023 16:48:13 GMT
Thinks it's more a case of being an incredibly stupid sport than anything sinister but that's a conclusion the investigations will have to decide. Surprised more hockey players haven't died. I’ve got not problem with him being kicked off the team and if he’s was using too much body power in his game, then fine the shit out of him. The widow can sue. I’m fine with that, but murder? Jesus. They are going to ruin the game for all us. Who wants to see non-body checking hockey? It’s turns into pinball without it.
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Post by bartlesby on Oct 30, 2023 16:48:37 GMT
Richard Zednik. That was an actual "donkey kick" too. His teammate's foot swung up backwards after he lost balance and hit Zednick in the neck, slitting it open. Believe it or not, you don't have traction on ice. If you lose your poise or get tripped up, your legs can swing upwards out from under you. Of course, that's not why this claim is gaining internet traction, is it now? It's because the guy who collided with him is black. You have plenty of traction on ice when ice skating as the blade cuts into the ice. Rollerskating you don't, and the "ice skates" they give tourists you don't because they don't want novices out there using bladed skates. Your legs do not swing up to throat level. Ever. Even when you fall, you fall on your but or your stomach. You never accidentally flip or drop kick someone in the face in the falling process. No, you don't. You have balance on ice. Once that balance is gone, you're going wherever momentum takes you. And that can mean your legs swinging around in the air. And clearly they do swing up to neck level because this isn't even the first time this has happened.
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Post by PaulsLaugh on Oct 30, 2023 16:49:50 GMT
Richard Zednik. That was an actual "donkey kick" too. His teammate's foot swung up backwards after he lost balance and hit Zednick in the neck, slitting it open. Believe it or not, you don't have traction on ice. If you lose your poise or get tripped up, your legs can swing upwards out from under you. Of course, that's not why this claim is gaining internet traction, is it now? It's because the guy who collided with him is black. You have plenty of traction on ice when ice skating as the blade cuts into the ice. Rollerskating you don't, and the "ice skates" they give tourists you don't because they don't want novices out there using bladed skates. Your legs do not swing up to throat level. Ever. Even when you fall, you fall on your but or your stomach. You never accidentally flip or drop kick someone in the face in the falling process. I’ve seen the legs go higher. How many live games have you seen? I daresay I’ve seen over 300.
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Post by PaulsLaugh on Oct 30, 2023 16:50:52 GMT
You have plenty of traction on ice when ice skating as the blade cuts into the ice. Rollerskating you don't, and the "ice skates" they give tourists you don't because they don't want novices out there using bladed skates. Your legs do not swing up to throat level. Ever. Even when you fall, you fall on your but or your stomach. You never accidentally flip or drop kick someone in the face in the falling process. No, you don't. You have balance on ice. Once that balance is gone, you're going wherever momentum takes you. And that can mean your legs swinging around in the air. And clearly they do swing up to neck level because this isn't even the first time this has happened. It’s physics, not the Great Replacement.
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Post by peachy on Oct 30, 2023 16:50:54 GMT
I'd like to ask the White Saviors here who have come to the black guy's rescue if this sort of thing has ever happened before? Did it happen just because one of the players is black? Edit: Oh, so it's not the first time this has happened. When were the other times? bartlesby
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Post by america on Oct 30, 2023 16:51:37 GMT
Who else has lifted their leg then donkey kicked their skate blade at another player's neck? In the millions of ice hockey scrimmages and games, ever, who else has this "happened to"? Richard Zednik. That was an actual "donkey kick" too. His teammate's foot swung up backwards after he lost balance and hit Zednick in the neck, slitting it open. Believe it or not, you don't have traction on ice. If you lose your poise or get tripped up, your legs can swing upwards out from under you. Of course, that's not why this claim is gaining internet traction, is it now? It's because the guy who collided with him is black. Not with me, it's not why. And there wouldn't have been anger-driven traction to be had if it had been initially reported in proportion with the horror of what actually happened.
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Post by PaulsLaugh on Oct 30, 2023 16:53:21 GMT
Gee, I hope white people don't riot. Only if they win the Stanley Cup or their equivalent.
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Post by Lux on Oct 30, 2023 16:53:39 GMT
Thinks it's more a case of being an incredibly stupid sport than anything sinister but that's a conclusion the investigations will have to decide. Surprised more hockey players haven't died. I’ve got not problem with him being kicked off the team and if he’s was using too much body power in his game, then fine the shit out of him. The widow can sue. I’m fine with that, but murder? Jesus. They are going to ruin the game for all us. Who wants to see non-body checking hockey? It’s turns into pinball without it. He threw his body around it's a really weird situation not sure what was going on.
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Post by bartlesby on Oct 30, 2023 16:54:27 GMT
Richard Zednik. That was an actual "donkey kick" too. His teammate's foot swung up backwards after he lost balance and hit Zednick in the neck, slitting it open. Believe it or not, you don't have traction on ice. If you lose your poise or get tripped up, your legs can swing upwards out from under you. Of course, that's not why this claim is gaining internet traction, is it now? It's because the guy who collided with him is black. Not with me, it's not why. And there wouldn't have been anger-driven traction to be had if it had been initially reported in proportion with the horror of what actually happened. Oh, I'm sure, gwyn. I mean, I didn't notice prime's thread on it which was deleted, either.
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Post by PaulsLaugh on Oct 30, 2023 16:54:49 GMT
Richard Zednik. That was an actual "donkey kick" too. His teammate's foot swung up backwards after he lost balance and hit Zednick in the neck, slitting it open. Believe it or not, you don't have traction on ice. If you lose your poise or get tripped up, your legs can swing upwards out from under you. Of course, that's not why this claim is gaining internet traction, is it now? It's because the guy who collided with him is black. Not with me, it's not why. And there wouldn't have been anger-driven traction to be had if it had been initially reported in proportion with the horror of what actually happened. Sure
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Post by bartlesby on Oct 30, 2023 16:55:14 GMT
I'd like to ask the White Saviors here who have come to the black guy's rescue if this sort of thing has ever happened before? Did it happen just because one of the players is black? Edit: Oh, so it's not the first time this has happened. When were the other times? bartlesby I just gave an example of another time. Look up Richard Zednik. Keep in mind that one's not for the faint of heart.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 30, 2023 16:55:19 GMT
You have plenty of traction on ice when ice skating as the blade cuts into the ice. Rollerskating you don't, and the "ice skates" they give tourists you don't because they don't want novices out there using bladed skates. Your legs do not swing up to throat level. Ever. Even when you fall, you fall on your but or your stomach. You never accidentally flip or drop kick someone in the face in the falling process. No, you don't. You have balance on ice. Once that balance is gone, you're going wherever momentum takes you. And that can mean your legs swinging around in the air. And clearly they do swing up to neck level because this isn't even the first time this has happened. False. An expert skater can use the blades to control momentum. Ever here of a "snowplow stop"? Or "T stop"? Or you can spin in place to dilute momentum. And even if you legs kept continuing their motions, it would not lead them to flying at neck level as that is not a natural motion of skating. And how often does this happen? Not very often and in this instance he went to great lengths to even make it happen.
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