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In response to "what the person does in private is no my or anyone elses business" by Danedukenuuk

but it is my business if I'm being asked to buy something with his name/endorsement on it

Posted by crash davis (aka crash davis) Feb 19 '10, 08:33

I'm pretty certain that this is all about money.

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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

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