10160 pts ยท September 30, 2016
I'm not a hero, I'm not the saviour, forget what you know
Or just lie and block me, at least I know you're full of shit now.
You'll need to provide some evidence for that bullshit claim.
Nonsense.
Back at you man. Glad we could have a reasonable discussion.
At least in the eyes of people who don't care that he raped multiple women.
I'm glad that you do. I wasn't getting that sense from your earlier praise. I get it must be conflicting admiring his skill while condemning
-idolise or worship someone who did what he did, no matter how much he reforms. He should be living a quiet, smaller life. That's on us.
Look, I do believe he's trying to reform and that he is a better person. Maybe even a good person now. I just don't think we should ever-
Yes to talk about his world famous return to the ring. Whatever the motivation you can't deny he sought fame with that.
I do think he's s better person than he was. And o know there was difficulties in his life. But his rape and crimes should not be forgotten.
He definitely seeks fame, he didn't accidentally end up on that press conference. But again my concern is less about him than his fans.
To answer your question. I would seek counseling, I'd stay sober, I'd never strike a person again in sport or anger. I'd stop seeking fame.
I'm not criticising what he's doing. I'm criticising you and your ilk, for fanboyishly ignoring his excessive crimes against society.
That's a bit disingenuous man, you're pretending like you're not a massive fan and haven't been fishing about the guy. He's a rapist.
It sure as hell isn't condemning it. He is rich. He is famous. He is idolised. How is that an appropriate outcome for a raping, wife-beater?
Jesus. He raped at least two women, and beat his wife. Imagine a woman being beat by the heavyweight champion of the world. Stellar!
And the women he raped, and wife he beat.
But he shouldn't be famous or wealthy, considering his past.
He's a rapist, wife-beater.
You're leaving out at least two rapes, many assault massive amounts of drugs and plenty of wife beatings there.
But should not be famous or wealthy now.
Not raping people, that's best of all.
Wonder how the woman he raped is mentally?
He's a rapist, you should not be so enthusiastic with you support.
But he does not deserve fame, wealth and adulation. He's a rapist, no one should promoting him, following him or idolising him.
I don't think he'll bring back the IRA of old, but the current, drug dealing gangsters would take advantage of any I'll feeling xaused
Agreed and then just contributes to the negative feelings that it was intended to mitigate.
Hopefully temporary. Negative attention seeking can become a habit that is hard to break
Sure, agreed. That's often how divisive candidates get in. But let's not portray her as universally loved apart from a "few lefty bugs"
Very true, though how she treated the hunger strikers was as bad in my opinion.
Or just lie and block me, at least I know you're full of shit now.
You'll need to provide some evidence for that bullshit claim.
Nonsense.
Back at you man. Glad we could have a reasonable discussion.
At least in the eyes of people who don't care that he raped multiple women.
I'm glad that you do. I wasn't getting that sense from your earlier praise. I get it must be conflicting admiring his skill while condemning
-idolise or worship someone who did what he did, no matter how much he reforms. He should be living a quiet, smaller life. That's on us.
Look, I do believe he's trying to reform and that he is a better person. Maybe even a good person now. I just don't think we should ever-
Yes to talk about his world famous return to the ring. Whatever the motivation you can't deny he sought fame with that.
I do think he's s better person than he was. And o know there was difficulties in his life. But his rape and crimes should not be forgotten.
He definitely seeks fame, he didn't accidentally end up on that press conference. But again my concern is less about him than his fans.
To answer your question. I would seek counseling, I'd stay sober, I'd never strike a person again in sport or anger. I'd stop seeking fame.
I'm not criticising what he's doing. I'm criticising you and your ilk, for fanboyishly ignoring his excessive crimes against society.
That's a bit disingenuous man, you're pretending like you're not a massive fan and haven't been fishing about the guy. He's a rapist.
It sure as hell isn't condemning it. He is rich. He is famous. He is idolised. How is that an appropriate outcome for a raping, wife-beater?
Jesus. He raped at least two women, and beat his wife. Imagine a woman being beat by the heavyweight champion of the world. Stellar!
And the women he raped, and wife he beat.
But he shouldn't be famous or wealthy, considering his past.
He's a rapist, wife-beater.
You're leaving out at least two rapes, many assault massive amounts of drugs and plenty of wife beatings there.
But should not be famous or wealthy now.
Not raping people, that's best of all.
Wonder how the woman he raped is mentally?
He's a rapist, you should not be so enthusiastic with you support.
But he does not deserve fame, wealth and adulation. He's a rapist, no one should promoting him, following him or idolising him.
I don't think he'll bring back the IRA of old, but the current, drug dealing gangsters would take advantage of any I'll feeling xaused
Agreed and then just contributes to the negative feelings that it was intended to mitigate.
Hopefully temporary. Negative attention seeking can become a habit that is hard to break
Sure, agreed. That's often how divisive candidates get in. But let's not portray her as universally loved apart from a "few lefty bugs"
Very true, though how she treated the hunger strikers was as bad in my opinion.