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Football Sex Abuse: Eric Bristow Condemned For Suggesting Victims Not 'proper Men'
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Appalling remark from Bristow, but typical of his type I suppose.
Appalling remark from Bristow, but typical of his type I suppose.
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It is ignorant, Mikey, and the kind of thing said by someone who hasn't been a victim of abuse. Any abuse, sexual, emotional, mental....
09:53 Tue 29th Nov 2016
ummmm - I am seriously against the notion of revenge, I think it appears superficially, and certainly to outsiders, to be something that goes towards repairing the damage, or at least makes it slightly easier to live with.
I think it is an instant euphoria, which is false, and can do more damage in the long run.
Reacting to pain by causing pain is not a good idea.
I think it is an instant euphoria, which is false, and can do more damage in the long run.
Reacting to pain by causing pain is not a good idea.
People here are misunderstanding his attitudes on this issue. In his world many a miscreant has reached his eventual resting place sooner than he imagined – immersed in cement and propping up flyovers - allegedly. Not that it’s the right way to do things of course - but people from that culture are prone to seeking retribution and dispensing ‘justice’ in their own way and by their own standards.
Looks like the Crafty Cockney has been dropped from the sky commentary team:
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What a plonker, probably ratsr5ed but it demonstrated the danger/power of social media.
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What a plonker, probably ratsr5ed but it demonstrated the danger/power of social media.
ummmm - //I didn't say I agreed with it, Andy, just that I understand it.
It takes a very strong person to not seek revenge when they know they can. //
No argument from me.
It speaks to the age-old question someone always posts when a thread of this type emerges - 'What would you do if it was you / your child / family member?'
I think the issue is far deeper and more complex than either deserves or is served by Mr Bristow's overly simplistic solution, and I am sure anyone who thinks beyond the superficial will understand that.
It takes a very strong person to not seek revenge when they know they can. //
No argument from me.
It speaks to the age-old question someone always posts when a thread of this type emerges - 'What would you do if it was you / your child / family member?'
I think the issue is far deeper and more complex than either deserves or is served by Mr Bristow's overly simplistic solution, and I am sure anyone who thinks beyond the superficial will understand that.
Mikey - I do not agree with Bristow's comments let's be clear.
I have given an example, however, of a situation just last week where, given the opportunity, you would seriously consider meting out your own punishment.
Secondly, I questioned what you were referring to about 'typical of his type'.
I am interested to know what you mean by this.
I have given an example, however, of a situation just last week where, given the opportunity, you would seriously consider meting out your own punishment.
Secondly, I questioned what you were referring to about 'typical of his type'.
I am interested to know what you mean by this.
mikey - //Agchristie....why are you not condemning this slob ? //
I think you and I, and any regular on here, knows AG well enough to take her condemnation as read.
That being understood, she is keen to explore some of the depth of people's attitudes, and the reasons behind them, and that is the gist of her post.
I think you and I, and any regular on here, knows AG well enough to take her condemnation as read.
That being understood, she is keen to explore some of the depth of people's attitudes, and the reasons behind them, and that is the gist of her post.
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