Yes, I did.
It appears, if you read the entire story that even other players also took exception to his statement. His ill advised, off the cuff remark, revealed more about his inner man than the facade he apparently projects for public consumption.
" 'The players are getting robbed. They are,' Peterson told Yahoo. 'The owners are making so much money off of us to begin with. I don't know that I want to quote myself on that.' ..............................................................
Green Bay Packers running back Ryan Grant took exception to Peterson's comment, writing on Twitter: "Their is unfortunately actually still slavery existing in our world. Literal modern day slavery. That was a very misinformed statement."
Added Grant: "But I understand what point he was trying to make. I just feel like he should have been advised a little differently."
Saints fullback Heath Evans said he agrees with most of the Twitter responses about Peterson, which have been mostly negative.
"We are all blessed to even strap a helmet on in this league!" Evans tweeted."
If they aren't satisfied, do something else.
It happens in every phase of business, without owners of businesses most would not have jobs. They are owners because they want to make money, in turn we work for them to do the same. If everyone thought this way we would not be the society we are.