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In response to "beats me too the press confrense should ha had one sentence it " by Danedukenuuk

Riiiight...cuz he wants to go to court about his philandering. -- nm

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Feb 19 '10, 08:30

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what the person does in private is no my or anyone elses business - Danedukenuuk Feb 19, 08:32 21
- You're the one who put him on offense "I'll sue you!" .... Sure, he could play offense with htis...he'd lose horribly in every manner but he could. - Will Hunting Feb 19, 08:48
- but it is my business if I'm being asked to buy something with his name/endorsement on it - crash davis Feb 19, 08:33 15
  - thats still a personal thing between two parties in an agreement - Danedukenuuk Feb 19, 08:38 14
    - Does he HAVE to apologize? No. Financially speaking, does he NEED to? yes. -- nm - crash davis Feb 19, 08:42 13
      - probably yes he live in a society where "moral" is key to everything - Danedukenuuk Feb 19, 08:46 12
        
        You say that likes it's a bad thing. Isn't it terrible that personal character plays a role in the success of a person. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Feb 19, 08:48 11
        
        depends on the success - Danedukenuuk Feb 19, 08:51 1
        
        Tiger's sucess in life is only partially associated with the golf course. That's the point: He's more than just another golfer. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Feb 19, 08:52
        
        it's completely counter to the idea of a meritocracy. -- nm - znufrii Feb 19, 08:49 8
        
        Unless you view personal character as important to merit. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Feb 19, 08:51 7
        
        They are two separate measures of worth. - znufrii Feb 19, 08:56
        
        well even a jerk has he right to a personal life - Danedukenuuk Feb 19, 08:52 5
        
        A personal life, yes. But a personal life is not a "Get Outta Jail Free" card for personal indiscretions and failings. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Feb 19, 08:54 4
        
        personal indiscretions and failings=personal life - Danedukenuuk Feb 19, 08:56 3
        
        They have a right to a personal life. But if their personal decisions result in a failing becoming public, they are not excused. - Name Withheld By Request Feb 19, 09:03
        
        They have a right. But should you respect someone who has no willpower? Who believes that their success means they are somehow above the rules? - Roger More Feb 19, 09:01 1
        
        the question is weather or no the personal life of Wood must be exposed or protected - Danedukenuuk Feb 19, 09:06
- That's right...he CHOSE to be a sports star. And with that "title" comes this "responsibility." - Jim Feb 19, 08:33 3
  - yes that the oppinion of nosy people disguisen the nosyness as a benficial thing for the youth and all - Danedukenuuk Feb 19, 08:36 2
    - In effect, YES he did sign that agreement. When he opted to join the PGA, he essentially DID sign that agreement. - Jim Feb 19, 08:39 1
      - i think thats an agreement between Tiger and the PGA - Danedukenuuk Feb 19, 08:41

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