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Originally posted by pineywoodscat:
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Originally posted by Tomme73:
The people who are screaming the most about being outraged by what Tiger did are the same ones who were SOOOO quick to forgive Clinton for his indiscretions. Odd, considering how much more important Clinton's position (no pun intended) was than Tiger's. Since when did golf become such a morally conscious-game?
In my opinion Golf and being a public person makes him morally responsive to the public. Golf in and of its self may not be a "moral" thing unless you have played with some of the characters I have seen. This man is held in high esteem by millons of young people all over the world. I am NOT his greatest fan, but I have been guilty of things and asked for forgiveness before and I am not a Tiger Type. Stewart Cink fits my thoughts of a decent person and a good public figure.
Pineywoodscat, I hear what your saying but one problem is parent are not informing their children that the likes of Tiger Woods are nothing more than athletes.
The public and media have placed these people on these high pedestals.
Bill Cannon (counterfeiter), Rick Tocchet (gambling ring), Allen Iverson (hit woman with chair), Dany Heatley (2nd degree vech homicide, no jail time), Alex Rodriguez (admitted taking steroids), Micheal Vick (financed dog fighting), and Rick Hendrick (convicted of mail fraud)
All have been forgiven by the public and media. Well maybe not Vick.