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Michelle Beadle slams Stephen A. Smith after absurd First Take segment on Ray Rice

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During a Friday morning segment on ESPN’s First Take, Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless where discussing the Ray Rice incident and suspension which ultimately got down to the issue of domestic violence. During the segment Smith started to ramble on about preventative measures that women could do — yeah that’s right — so they wouldn’t ultimately endure what Ray Rice’s wife did last February.

You can’t make this stuff up. It was on national television and here’s the clip below.

Obviously this probably didn’t sit well with women across the country, as it shouldn’t. It especially didn’t sit well with Smith’s ESPN counterpart Michelle Beadle who proceeded to bury him in a way that would make Bill Simmons blush.

After being decapitated via social media, Smith took to the platform to articulate himself better:

I guess I’m a little unsure what those preventative purposes are? Does this mean that a women can’t go out in public looking nice without the threat of being sexually harassed or assaulted by a male? Is Smith trying to say that even the good guys can be tempted by some flooze (as ridiculous as that sounds I know) walking down the street? Like Beadle said ‘violence isn’t the victim’s issue, it’s the abusers’ which is really the only way to summarize this totally asinine topic that Smith brought up. Which to be clear, Smith sounds like those people who say well ‘I’ve got plenty of black friends’ when trying to justify using the n-word. 

h/t: The Big Lead

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