John Gruden breaks silence

maybe he is bringing Dan Snyder down with him.
 
The crucial findings about moral outrage, however, show that it has an emotion-regulating effect. It was demonstrated that moral outrage alleviates guilt and buffers threats to one’s moral identity. Moral outrage is a very good thing if you are insecure about your own moral standings. It reassures you that you are not in the wrong — you couldn't possibly be as you are doing the right thing with your moral outrage. This is a reason to be a bit suspicious of anyone whose moral outrage is too visible. Either they are just faking it for publicity reasons or if they are not, this shows that there are some moral cracks here that they try to cover up with moral outrage.


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The Psychology of Moral Outrage

Moral outrage dominates public discourse. Why do we do it?
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ill said:
maybe he is bringing Dan Snyder down with him.
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I think more than Snyder will be brought down.

I think many in the NFL are pissed at Goodell for crying about his feelings being hurt.

Hell I'd bet Goodell himself wishes he never opened that can.
 
White Knight said:
How am I supposed to feel? How does it make you feel?
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Manster54 said:
I think more than Snyder will be brought down.

I think many in the NFL are pissed at Goodell for crying about his feelings being hurt.

Hell I'd bet Goodell himself wishes he never opened that can.
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Goodell is hated by most franchises. The officiating remains a problem but Goodell is more concerned with social issues.
 
Wait, we're not pretending like John Gruden is now un-cancelled are we?

He committed an unforgivable sin. He {gasp} said a guy with fat lips had fat lips.
 
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