I try not to put too much stock in how phony or not phony League's apology is. I've heard plenty of people apologize(myself included) for unforgivable things and the enormity of the issue combined with the self-loathing that comes with it can make you come across as insincere. That's just amplified further when it's just a tweet or a post or whatever.
Like that stuff about seeing them not as victims but as survivors could be any measure of him playing the progressive part, him genuinely believing it, him parrotting something someone told him and him trying to relate(awkward as it is), or whatever. Fact is, it's out there, he no longer has any sway over what happens, and he's gotta own it. He said the "right thing" last time and it was clearly empty. If his reputation and by extension Austin Alamo, Mondo, and BMD's can ever be repaired, who knows how long that'll be.
