I do not think that I could fully comprehend the feelings that led to the riots. I do not think that anyone can understand that level of emotion. Richard held a level of importance to the people that is beyond comprehension.

The more I learn about the disparaging differences between the English and French-speaking Canadians in Quebec, the more I begin to understand why there is so much push from the French Canadians.

It seemed like Campbell suspended Richard out of pure dislike. Like he was flexing to show that no one was above him.

If this is the state of Washington, then he was exposed to the relationship that the fans of the Seahawks have with their team. It is like a religion for them, even though it is football and not hockey.

The relationship that a fan has with their team has always been fascinating to me. It is like that person is on the team, even though they are not physically in the game.

The men performing the torture must have been truly angry. It would be interesting to hear or read this story from the other perspective.

"I will show him how much he must suffer here for the name of Jesus"