United - The Rooney Ban?

I find it funny that tecnhology won't be used to better the game and make it more fair but will be used to punish a player. I've got no issue with the ban as long as it's a consistent punishment and the punishment itself isn't overly harsh, which I think a 2 game ban is. I understand there's a difference between general swearing and swearing in front of the camera but the FA stated "The FA has charged Manchester United's Wayne Rooney for the use of offensive, insulting and / or abusive language." funnily a lack of anything to do with a camera catching him and even so there's numerous examples of players and managers alike swearing in front of the camera.

So a lack of backbone from previous events means a punishment frenzy in overdrive for us now then? The FA grew a pair and as a punishment for their previous lack of spine which got exploited, they're demonstrating their newfound power by handing us a record breaking 5-game touchline ban and their first ever ban for swearing, you are having laugh right? The difference between Rooney and Drogba is one was insinuating the ref was a 'fu(king disgrace' and the other venting frustration, 'fu(king what?' after getting his team back into the game and in a winning position. My idea of it being harsh is based on the comparison between two yellow cards from game-changing 'professional fouls' which leads to a 1 game ban and swearing, which has no effect on the game. As for the former chairman of Man City, what relevance does that have to me? If I felt it was the reason for Rooney's and Fergie's bans then I would've expressed it. As for elaborate conspiracies maybe some of your fellow supporters will remember that when their theory of big 4 bias is based on the fact that Man U and Chelsea players are given a break due to fatigue and City players weren't. It would seem many had forgotten that the players had just featured in the Wales game and couldn't play agaisnt Ghana just 2 days after whilst, remind me, how many City players featured in the Wales game? Oh yea, 1, Hart who had to stand in goal for 90 minutes and didn't really need to physically exert himself like the other 10 players did!