MinnesotaFats
MinnesotaFats
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It's shaky long termWow. Surprised more don't get a contract and join.
What's the moral piece?It's shaky long term
And overall, it's definitely not good for the sport
On top of that you got the moral piece -- which probably isn't much of a deal breaker but not a non-factor either
Wow. Minny for a guy who seems to be well read, I would have expected you to know this but then again I think you're playing coy.What's the moral piece?
Yeah I thought he was trolling hahaWow. Minny for a guy who seems to be well read, I would have expected you to know this but then again I think you're playing coy.
American journalist Jamal Khashoggi killed by Saudi gov't. Kind of a big deal. He was killed because he had written disparagingly about the Saudi royal family. Kind of morally corrupt incident.
I won't get into how many people believe Saudis were behind 9/11.... That's another story.
goos luck, looks like a best place to sell cars.Im going there to sell some cars
good for DJ
Yeah I'm familiar with the circumstances but Saudi Arabia doesn't have freedom of press or freedom of expression.Wow. Minny for a guy who seems to be well read, I would have expected you to know this but then again I think you're playing coy.
American journalist Jamal Khashoggi killed by Saudi gov't. Kind of a big deal. He was killed because he had written disparagingly about the Saudi royal family. Kind of morally corrupt incident.
I won't get into how many people believe Saudis were behind 9/11.... That's another story.
OK so you say the laws in Saudi are restrictive. Fine.Yeah I'm familiar with the circumstances but Saudi Arabia doesn't have freedom of press or freedom of expression.
You are viewing the infractions and judging them thru a US/ Judea Christian POV.
That is immoral.
JK broke the law, betrayed the Royals and fled like a coward because he knew he was wrong. He's no martyr he's a fukking Joker who wouldn't stand up for what he believed in but rather tried to run & hide.
Saudis always get involved where they don't belong.OK so you say the laws in Saudi are restrictive. Fine.
He was killed in Turkey.
OK so you say the laws in Saudi are restrictive. Fine.
He was killed in Turkey. So you're agreeing that it was OK for the Saudis to do that? WTF?
If you think that is Ok then you would have to accept that if someone in America makes a bad comment about MBS, its OK for them to kill that person as well.
Your arguements are pretty weak.
That's the moral issue Stormtrooper brought up. Killing a person in another country for an Op Ed was not a moral or justifiable act.His comments were written in a SA paper he was a often quoted dissident in. He became an enemy of the State and was a SA citizen. He fled to Turkey under the guise of a wedding to flee persecution.
Now, to suggest my arguments are weak? Why...because the US has never or orestrated assassination attempts abroad lol
Cuba, Guatemala, Iran, Pakistan, we have GitMo prison camp, etc....
It'd be foolish to view the Muslim world thru our vision, they out number us.
Watch the world cup this year. It's illegal to be gay in a Muslim country, so what's going to happen when those gay soccer fans fly pride flags in Quatar?
They're going to prison.
Those are sub textual arguments.That's the moral issue Stormtrooper brought up. Killing a person in another country for an Op Ed was not a moral or justifiable act.
You're indicating that you agree that SA had the right to assassinate Jamal Khashoggi for writing Op Ed articles about MBS because, SA had a law that said they could. Wow. How can you morally agree with 1) that law, and 2) that what they did was OK. How is that morally justifiable? Just because the US does stuff (assassinations) doesn't make it morally right.
If you agree SA had that right then you would agree with the following statement...."every country, regardless of its borders, regardless of what ancient and inhuman laws they have on the books have the right to implement those laws outside their own country as they see fit and it is morally ok to do so."
That my friend is insane.
I give up. You win the argument since I can't argue with your moral code.![]()
Honestly DJ probably wouldn't have had to sell his soul to the Saudis for money if he could hit a 5 foot putt in a meaningful situationThat's the moral issue Stormtrooper brought up. Killing a person in another country for an Op Ed was not a moral or justifiable act.
You're indicating that you agree that SA had the right to assassinate Jamal Khashoggi for writing Op Ed articles about MBS because, SA had a law that said they could. Wow. How can you morally agree with 1) that law, and 2) that what they did was OK. How is that morally justifiable? Just because the US does stuff (assassinations) doesn't make it morally right.
If you agree SA had that right then you would agree with the following statement...."every country, regardless of its borders, regardless of what ancient and inhuman laws they have on the books have the right to implement those laws outside their own country as they see fit and it is morally ok to do so."
That my friend is insane.
I give up. You win the argument since I can't argue with your moral code.![]()