MASON RUDOLPH CALLED MYLES GARRETT A “NIGGER?”

Another Original And Exclusive Column From The Mind Of DINO COSTA

-November 22, 2019

If the above headline bothers you then do both of us a favor and leave my website now – stop wasting my time.

Then head to some other website where they’ll talk about this subject by using code, insulting you along the way by suggesting, or, asking the

question of; “did Mason Rudolph say the “N-word” to Myles Garrett?”

I don’t have any time for that kind of bullshit because nobody talks or even thinks like that in reality.

In the world of reality, people are asking one another and thinking this question in their heads: “Did Mason Rudolph call Myles Garrett a nigger?”

Well, Garrett is clearly making such a claim, the lying and deceptive cocksucker he clearly should be considered as.

What is it with so many of these people?

So many of “these people?”

Indeed, why is there a need to constantly turn every single thing, every single perceived slight, every damn opportunity to garner sympathy and support, and, in the case of Myles Garrett, the hope that it would reduce

his suspension…why do so many of THESE PEOPLE lie their fucking asses off and resort to pulling out the race card so often?

Then again, perhaps someone like Myles Garrett isn’t so much the problem as much as he’s been so conditioned by society to utilize the race-card

whenever possible as a means of self-preservation, even if the claims have no merit whatsoever.

Still, I must say, this is one desperate and despicable act of last resort.

In my opinion, with such a deceptive last-second hail mary launched by Garrett and his legal team, if I’m the NFL, I suspend Garrett for the remainder of next season as well for pulling such a treacherous and

self-serving stunt at the expense of another player he’s attempted to make the bad guy in all of this.

Was ESPN reporter Josina Anderson involved with Garrett’s disgusting decision to go lower than low with a claim that Mason Rudolph referred to

him as a nigger?

Don’t forget, it was Josina Anderson who tweeted in the immediate aftermath of the helmet swinging incident, that, just maybe, Myles Garrett might have

heard a racial slur being thrown in his direction – and that maybe this could justify his helmet swinging act that evening.

Of course, Garrett never said anything about hearing any kinds of slurs immediately after the game, or the next day, or the day after that, or the

day after that.

It was only when he realized that his actions would cost him a boatload of money and that his image would be tarnished – with many current and former

NFL players publicly condemning Garrett’s actions – that Myles Garrett played his last card in the deck, lying like the fucking dog that he is,

besmirching the reputation of a fellow player, and throwing one more log onto the raging racial fire in America.

Well done.

Mason Rudolph declined to bring any legal action against Myles Garrett following the heinous on-field incident, however, if I’m Rudolph, the

gloves are now off and I’m levying an enormous defamation lawsuit against Garrett that hopefully bankrupts that piece of shit.

And here you thought that Jussie Smollett’s own humiliation in being caught in a lie would stop some of these people from taking a similar tact?

With the way society is moving, don’t be surprised if, in 25-years, Smollett might someday be considered the grandfather of false race-card accusations by many of these people with a date selected for a holiday in

his honor each year.

How about this bet? I’d bet my life against yours, that over the course of the months and years both Myles Garrett and Mason Rudolph have been alive,

that Myles Garrett has uttered the word “nigger”, or, “nigga”, perhaps a million more times than those two words have come out of Mason Rudolph’s

mouth since he’s been alive.

Do I have any takers on such a bet?

And what of this bullshit? Myles Garrett, not wanting whatever it was that he alleges that Mason Rudolph said to him, that Garrett insisted that the

slur not be made public?

Say what?

Well, that would be a first, eh?

A black player claiming he was referred to as a nigger by a white player, yet being benevolent enough to protect the white player by suggesting that the word used against him, which made Garrett lose all self-control, not be

released to anyone.

Garrett claims; “I know what I heard.”

Have I told you all about the time that Adam Schein once called me a nigger in the SiriusXM elevator as the elevator was moving upward between floors

31 and 32 back on December 18, 2011? I reported this incident to my superiors at SXM, Schein denied it, but I know what I heard.

By the way, is the term; “nigger”, or, “nigga”, are these words hostile, are they caustic, are they demeaning and insulting?

I only ask because in my time around NFL locker rooms, NBA locker rooms, with some of these people out on the streets many times, I hear these words

over and over again, coming out of the mouths of black people, so casually, so flippantly, that I’m confused as to the true meaning of the words.

Is “nigger”, or, “nigga”, are these adjectives degrading and contemptible, or, are they terms of affection and warmth? Perhaps they’re

both?

What makes Garrett’s pathetic suggestion even worse, is that Mason Rudolph very well could have brought a lawsuit against Garrett making this entire

sordid affair even worse for him.

Knowing this, did Garrett consider himself thankful, did he reach out to Rudolph and sincerely apologize, did he check in with Rudolph asking if he was okay? No. Instead, this cretin waited a week and then decided that his best chance at reinstatement was to create race-based fiction out of thin

air.

What a dick move.

How convenient.

Here is hoping that the collective group of white players in the NFL all raise their fists right after the national anthem is played this coming

Sunday to show support and solidarity with their brother, Mason Rudolph.

Oh, wait, that’s right, political and societal demonstrations are only allowed for non-white NFL players.

Wait! Speaking of Jussie Smollett, he just phoned the NFL’s offices and made the claim that Mason Rudolph’s face looks awfully familiar and he

wants to know where Mason Rudolph was on the night of January 29, 2019?

Myles Garrett.

Victim.

When will many of these people learn?

As far as I’m concerned, Myles Garrett, through words spoken through his lying teeth, by assassinating the character of Mason Rudolph, this in my estimation is such an egregious act, that if we are talking about anyone

being “slurred” it was Rudolph – and not Garrett.

One last thing.

In a hypothetical, had Myles Garrett called Mason Rudolph a nigger, I mean, not only is this far more a realistic set of circumstances to consider – but if this was the case – do you think that Rudolph would have said

anything and do you believe if he did that anyone would have cared…or would Rudoph have been laughed at while being told to take a wokeness class

once the offseason arrived?

I now return you to the prim and proper, the soft and safe, the radio programs and columns across America that treat you like 2-year-olds, living in a land of make-believe and delusion, and using code words to make their

points.

Here, I talk reality, and you just read yourself a few paragraphs of it.

Be my nigga?