Of course someone would be choked up etc but he and his wife really did have a bond and he seems to having a very rough time right now
His wife just died man reserve this anger for another time
These posts seem in extremely poor taste given the context of this interview.
These posts seem in extremely poor taste given the context of this interview.
Wasn't that like a decade ago, and hasn't he actively made himself better from that moment or something. I remember reading how he went to therapy and did all this and that. Also the racist tirade I'm recalling was from some phone call or something about one of his daughters boyfriends or something? Unless there was some new racist shit he said recently that im unaware of?I dunno.
I dunno. I feel the same. Kinda hard to feel empathy for someone who doesn't feel empathy for huge swaths of humanity, including me
It is sad though.
It was his son's black girlfriend he was ranting about on the phone. Supposedly, when Roy Innis of CORE and Alicia Colon of the NYS met with him they said supposedly there was context missing from why he was so agitated, though that context was never revealed by any of the three. Dude apologized for using the hateful word and did a bunch of therapy and such to make amends, but we never found out what actually went down, so YMMV on all of that.Wasn't that like a decade ago, and hasn't he actively made himself better from that moment or something. I remember reading how he went to therapy and did all this and that. Also the racist tirade I'm recalling was from some phone call or something about one of his daughters boyfriends or something? Unless there was some new racist shit he said recently that im unaware of?
It was his son's black girlfriend he was ranting about on the phone. Supposedly, when Roy Innis of CORE and Alicia Colon of the NYS met with himthey said supposedly there was context missing from why he was so agitated, though that context was never revealed by any of the three. Dude apologized for using the hateful word and did a bunch of therapy and such to make amends, but we never found out what actually went down, so YMMV on all of that.
I never said it excused it. Neither did they and neither did he.
I never said it excused it. Neither did they and neither did he.
Because the poster was misinformed about what went down, so I clarified.
I don't need to sympathize with pieces of shit just because they experienced the kind of family loss people go through every day
If you want to sympathize with a man like that you go right ahead.
I don't need to sympathize with pieces of shit just because they experienced the kind of family loss people go through every day
If you want to sympathize with a man like that you go right ahead.
Yall hating on a dude who apologized, changed his ways and learned from his mistakes. Dont forget what he done but forgive and move on.
Maybe some of us have a hard time taking at face value that a man so comfortable with denigrating entire groups of already marginalized people for the first fifty years of his life will suddenly become a better man just because one of his racist tirades was caught on tape. That's a lifetime of hate that you want everyone to assume was instantly overcome, but reality doesn't work like that.
Sometimes it takes extreme shame and embarrassment for people to change their ways, I'm not saying hes a good person or not but he did all he could to show the public he was sorry. I'm not trying to justify what he said, but we've all been extremely upset with people and say the worst possible things to that person to try and hurt them when you yourself are hurt, and instantly regret it.
Another thread where someone that did fucked up shit in the past, but has made a sincere effort to mend their ways gets shit on by this board. His wife just died, holy shit people.
No
You work with licensed bail bondsmen to find and apprehend individuals who have skipped on their bail. It's not vigilantism."a bounty Hunter"
How is that shit actually legal? The fuck. So you got possibly deranged people going around and capturing "outlaws" like it's the 1800s? What the fuck.
You sound like you've got bigger empathy issues than him.Maybe some of us have a hard time taking at face value that a man so comfortable with denigrating entire groups of already marginalized people for the first fifty years of his life will suddenly become a better man just because one of his racist tirades was caught on tape. That's a lifetime of hate that you want everyone to assume was instantly overcome, but reality doesn't work like that.
Another thread where someone that did fucked up shit in the past, but has made a sincere effort to mend their ways gets shit on by this board. His wife just died, holy shit people.
No, because you're raging against him under the assumption that he's made no effort to change.Because I'm not willing to suddenly pretend this guy is a decent human being because his wife recently died? lol ok
Because I'm not willing to suddenly pretend this guy is a decent human being because his wife recently died? lol ok
It's pretty different, think you've got to have permits and shit and be somewhat trained"a bounty Hunter"
How is that shit actually legal? The fuck. So you got possibly deranged people going around and capturing "outlaws" like it's the 1800s? What the fuck.
In all honesty, given the situation he's enduring, more people should just avoid saying anything if they can't be decent.Who says you have to pretend to he's a decent human? That shouldn't stop you from feeling empathy towards his current situation. Isn't the ability to feel empathy towards people who are different from us what makes us better than them or does that just stop when we also disagree with things they've done or said in the past?
Feeling bad for this guy because he lost someone he clearly cared for deeply (something some people on this forum probably have experienced) doesn't mean we're excusing his past behavior or forgiving him or whatever.