[RealJokersWild24]

Like I stated earlier I do not condone, his behavior or any of this. There is no way to spin it to be ok, all I was saying is there are a lot more guilty than one and this is a bad deal. Yes entrapment of being recorded or not he shouldn’t have said it but if your in a court case and someone uses a recording that you wasn’t aware of as evidence it usually isn’t allowed. By all means I don’t want to get into a pissing contest over me saying he is guilty and taking everything else and slice it up and putting words in my mouth. So reread my post

I read your post.

And I think that there are plenty of instances where surreptitious recordings are allowed, though I don't think that the recording would even qualify as surrepitious here, but I think the evidentiary value of the whole video is getting somewhat off-topic.

All that aside, everyone else is not on video making statements that have been circulated like this has.

I am also not aware of other players having multiple instances where something was said or done that crossed the line (i.e., the "can you hear me now taunt).

Further, fair or infair, Knox Central/Barbourville don't have Corbin's "history".

I will agree that there are probably instances on bad behavior from all sides, however, there is one or two incidents that really stand out and it's too late to unring the bell.

Not saying this last part toward you, but, I feel that a large part of the justications that "they were called crackers" is as ridoculous as it is pathetic if the accusations that the n-word were used are true (and the accusations, history, and video definitely do NOT look good given, nor does the lack of affirmative denials of that specific term being uttered).

"Crackers" weren't owned as property and separated from families, they weren't subject to lynching, they weren't subject to systematic discrimination and Jim Crow laws that sadly, still define some towns today, and their who had the gall to ask for equal rights during the 50's and 60's were not assassinated in cold blood.

No, no, and no. Just no comparison.

Honewtly, that there are white people in Corbin who claim to have been 'discriminated' against on their own turf is just downright laughable on it's face and shows that they should get out into the world more often if they really think that what white people in, of all places, Corbin, qualifies as true discrimination as those of minority groups know it.