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I think it was Blake Johnston's nominated charity.
The actual charity selected is not the point.
I am frustrated that it's become a trend that when sports people step out of line, whether it be drunken abuse towards women, setting people on fire or racially abusing somebody a level of absolution is granted them if they give over some money to a charitable cause.
It's like a dickhead tax that doesn't actually deter people from acting like dickheads. I don't see the behaviour changing education in the process.
TF is this?.........Obviously you're not a golfer.
I am frustrated that it's become a trend that when sports people step out of line, whether it be drunken abuse towards women, setting people on fire or racially abusing somebody a level of absolution is granted them if they give over some money to a charitable cause.
It's like a dickhead tax that doesn't actually deter people from acting like dickheads. I don't see the behaviour changing education in the process.
Would you be happier if it was charity work, IMO this would be much better and working with someone disadvantaged or quite ill might make them see how selfish and idiotic they have been and possibly make them appreciate just how good they have it and lucky they are.
It's better to die on our feet than live on our knees.
I am frustrated that it's become a trend that when sports people step out of line, whether it be drunken abuse towards women, setting people on fire or racially abusing somebody a level of absolution is granted them if they give over some money to a charitable cause.
It's like a dickhead tax that doesn't actually deter people from acting like dickheads. I don't see the behaviour changing education in the process.
Well said Jeemak. Very good point.
You don't develop courage by being happy in your relationships every day. You develop it by surviving difficult times and challenging adversity. ― Epicurus
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