Incognito In-contexto

Richie Incognito's been taking a lot of flak for offensive comments. These comments aren't truly offensive when viewed in the right context. My goal is to provide that context.

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Incognito wasn't keeping a fine book. Don't be crazy. They're grown men. Why would they do something so stupid? It wasn't a fine book.  It was a list of how many kittens Incognito wanted to give Martin, because he's just that great a guy. 

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 Sure, generally, talking about someone's sister that way is super offensive. But what if Incognito was talking about adorable baby wolves, and fat, fluffy kitties? In that context, instead of offensive, what Incognito said was adorable. 

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While texting another player about guns, Incognito described a gun as being perfect for shooting black people. 

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One of Jonathan Martin's teammates said to Martin, "We're going to run train on your sister." source: http://deadspin.com/jonathan-martins-lawyer-releases-statement-awful-quot-1460585954

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When asked by Fox Sports why he bullied Martin, Incognito said "My actions were coming from a place of love."

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Incognito called Martin a "Half-N*gger piece of shit." Context is everything.

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Taken out of context, offering to "slap your real mother across the face" would be incredibly offensive. But what if this was the context? 

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What if a baby, instead of Richie Incognito, said to Jonathan Martin "Fuck you, you're still a rookie, I'll kill you?" Instead of offensive, that would be awesome. 

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I'm not certain I understand the logistics of how Richie Incognito will shit in anyone's mouth, but in the right context, it makes sense.