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United States of America showing that regardless of what you do in your life

regardless of how old you were when you did something

that did not look good, wasn't good, it will hang over you for your entire life.

Exhibit A, Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys.

It was last week right before Thanksgiving when the Washington Post published a story about Jerry Jones and in the story was reference to September 9th

1957

65 years ago, when Jerry Jones was one of a few dozen white teenagers who confronted

a group of black students outside of North Little Rock High in Arkansas. A photograph of the

encounter showed Jerry Jones in the background as a 14 year old. Jerry Jones is now 80.

So this story really gained traction when Stephen A Smith of ESPN and ESPN's first take came to the

defense of Jerry Jones and ripped the Washington Post. I'm pretty pissed off.

And let me say this.

I'm pissed off, but not for reasons that people would think. I'm very, very fond of Jerry Jones and I'm not hiding that from anybody.

Is his record perfect? No. But I'm pissed off because he doesn't deserve what just happened. He doesn't deserve it.

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