NRL and government teaming up to eliminate violence against women

[Broncoman]

http://www.nrl.com/nrl-government-t...-women-/tabid/10874/newsid/65521/default.aspx

This story will show that Rugby League players and administrators are not drunken bogans that they are portrayed to be by sections of the media. I think this a great campaign as it highlights the games commitement to the community. I think of men that molest women to be the lowest lowlifes and they should to be punished to the depth of the law. I want to know what your guys opinion in on this topic and lets get manu replies as possible to show that us Rugby League fans are not drunken feralls and that we are supportive of the community. :smile:

 

[Nashy]

Moved to League Talk

 

[Broncoman]

Moved to League Talk

Thanks for that mate I accidently posted it into Broncos talk, I didn't realise this mistake till after I had posted it

 

[Coxy]

Violence against women? Start by banning Luke from playing. Everytime he gets hit it's a girl being smashed

 

[Bucking Beads]

Keep the women in the kitchen and the violence will drop dramatically.

 

[dukey]

Bit of a blanket statement, really. What if you get home after a long day at work, and your wife has drowned two of the kids in the bathtub and she's about to stick the third one in? Are you allowed to run over and sock her in the mouth then? Or do you have to stand back and watch her drown the last one? How about if she hasn't done the dishes? All I'm saying is, there's a grey area.

 

[kluppy]

if the nrl is serious about this how can the keep registering robert lui's contracts??

 

[Alec]

if the nrl is serious about this how can the keep registering robert lui's contracts??

It's all a publicity stunt, like it usually is. They haven't thought it through because they don't really care as much as they want people to believe.