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Lightweight Champion said:
Look at you all in your feels getting your jimmies rustled. Go through the 49ers thread. Find out how many of us backed Ray MacDonald when that happened. Better yet, find out how many of us DIDN'T back him when he was going through that. Find out how many of us said he shouldn't have been playing. Find out how many of us were saying he shouldn't have been on the team when his case literally broke open days after the Ray Rice fiasco.

There's a certain degree you have to carry yourself with, clearly you don't care for that. At all.
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What about the 49ers? You still backed the 49ers after they allowed him to play after his arrest, this after the Rice incident.


Forget McDonald, this is about you and the 49ers. How come you don't hate them?


Why aren't you a Raiders fan right now?


Where's your Seahawks avatar?


Have you burned the last of your 49ers apparel?


There's a certain degree you have to carry yourself with, clearly you don't care for that. At all.
 
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You trying to make this personal now :lol:

Your thread hijacking has failed.

Comparing me to backing the 49ers after MacDonald is about as stupid as anything you've said to this point. You clearly didn't think that thought through.

That's like saying because I don't like Floyd I should stop watching boxing and I should be outraged at the sport of boxing for not banning him. Absolutely ridiculous :lol:
 
Lightweight Champion said:
You trying to make this personal now :lol:

Your thread hijacking has failed.

Comparing me to backing the 49ers after MacDonald is about as stupid as anything you've said to this point. You clearly didn't think that thought through.

That's like saying because I don't like Floyd I should stop watching boxing and I should be outraged at the sport of boxing for not banning him. Absolutely ridiculous :lol:
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It's not ridiculous at all. You still support a franchise that like the Ravens, put its football interests before the safety of others.

It's not at all like me saying you should stop watching boxing because of Floyd. I'm not telling you to stop watching football, I'm asking you how you can support the 49ers when you yourself equate being a fan of Mayweather's as an indictment of one's character and values.


Clearly you're willing to compromise your values when it's something or someone you support.


You can mince my words and misframe my points, it doesn't change the fact that you're a hypocrite.


Also, I'm making this personal? For bring up the 49ers? This after you brought up my mother? Really? Wow.


:lol: Okay then.


Hey you guys, you can bring up people's moms all you want, but if you bring up their football team, it's PERSONAL.


:rofl:
 
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@SneakerHeathen

Makes solid points.

If a person says that people shouldn't support Floyd because of personal mistakes, I don't see why it is far-fetched to say that a person shouldn't turn the other cheek if a franchise backs a player that has made personal mistakes. Same concept. 
 
Teams and players are not one in the same. If you don't like any player for any reason you shouldn't be allowed to root for the team now because it's hypocrisy? If that's the case everybody should be fans of players, not teams.
 
Lightweight Champion said:
Teams and players are not one in the same. If you don't like any player for any reason you shouldn't be allowed to root for the team now because it's hypocrisy? If that's the case everybody should be fans of players, not teams.
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BS, a player is a reflection of their team and vice versa.


Stop with the cop outs.


When a team, especially under the scope of the general public, after a domestic violence scandal still playing out, supports a player for football reasons after he was arrested for domestic violence they are saying "we support this man".

That's their endorsement.


Teams expect players to represent them, so when a player does something good or bad that's a reflection on a franchise as a whole.


I'm not saying you shouldn't be allowed to root for them, I'm simply asking why the double standard?
 
AND It's not "for any reason", there you go misframing my argument again to suit your own convoluted logic.


We're talking about domestic violence here son, keep up.
 
Alright, let's stick to domestic violence. A player, coach, GM, owner are all separate entities from the team. They may be part of the team but they are not THE team. Team rooting interests aren't anything more than a personal affinity towards that franchise for various reasons. Civic pride, parental upbringing, etc. Players come and go, teams stay. 49er fans did not root for Ray MacDonald throughout his due process. 49er fans did not support Jed York (among other things) for allowing Ray MacDonald to play throughout his due process. Again, they are not the team, they are separate. I am not a fan or Ray MacDonald the player because of who he is as a person. I am not a fan of Ray Rice the player because of who he is as a person. I am not a fan of Greg Hardy the player because of who he is as a person. I am not a fan of Floyd Mayweather the boxer because of who he is as a person. It's not a double standard. If you can't understand the reasoning there isn't anything more to say, you'll never get it.
 
it amazes me to see some of yall defend floyd like that... like yeah he went to jail and did his time he's good now...why do yall care he beat up women? he paid his dues...

would you say the same for someone else who committed a different kind of crime?

its like yall pick and chose when you want to agree with our justice system.  
 
Lightweight Champion said:
Alright, let's stick to domestic violence. A player, coach, GM, owner are all separate entities from the team. They may be part of the team but they are not THE team. Team rooting interests aren't anything more than a personal affinity towards that franchise for various reasons. Civic pride, parental upbringing, etc. Players come and go, teams stay. 49er fans did not root for Ray MacDonald throughout his due process. 49er fans did not support Jed York (among other things) for allowing Ray MacDonald to play throughout his due process. Again, they are not the team, they are separate. I am not a fan or Ray MacDonald the player because of who he is as a person. I am not a fan of Ray Rice the player because of who he is as a person. I am not a fan of Greg Hardy the player because of who he is as a person. I am not a fan of Floyd Mayweather the boxer because of who he is as a person. It's not a double standard. If you can't understand the reasoning there isn't anything more to say, you'll never get it.
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Such a long winded post to say that even though the 49ers backed a player arrested for domestic violence, you continue to support them but hold Floyd to a different standard.


You sir are a hypocrite.

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it amazes me to see some of yall defend floyd like that... like yeah he went to jail and did his time he's good now...why do yall care he beat up women? he paid his dues...


would you say the same for someone else who committed a different kind of crime?
its like yall pick and chose when you want to agree with our justice system.  
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Nobody picks and chooses when we agree our justice system, at least not me.


I've long said our justice system is broken.


I've always preached rehabilitation, not our current system that only fosters recidivism.


I don't know if Floyd is a changed man, I don't know to what extent he's been rehabilitated, I suspect that our current system only helps feed a vicious cycle of conviction, incarceration and recidivism.


Floyd seems like he's more family oriented lately, seems like he's a bit more down to earth, I mean compared to how he used to be. I don't know if he's really a changed man.


But for me to say, listen, he's done his time, it doesn't mean I agree or support our current system.


Our system is what it is no matter how much I dislike it, as it stands, if we're going to be held accountable by this system then it's only fair that when a man does the time he's given, we allow that man to go forward with his life.

The deflecting in this thread is at a fever pitch now, anything to detract from the facts. Red herrings for days.


Folks want his livelihood, it's not enough that he ruined his reputation and had to face the legal implications, folks want to vilify everyone who is a fan of his as well.


Ya'll dudes man. I hope you feel the same way about every Joe Shmoe who gets a good attorney and gets a relatively lenient sentence.
 
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Also LWC you can't say 49er fans didn't support Jed York for not sitting (funny how you didn't say terminating) McDonald after his first DV arrest and then continue to give him your support in the form of dollar votes.


Did you go to any 49er games last year following the McDonald arrest?


Did you purchase any 49er merchandise?


Did you watch 49er games on your home TV?


Then you lent Jed York your support with your dollar vote.


You said "here Jed, I like the product you're putting out".


Every dollar you spent is a form of support for a product, this product being the 49ers NFL franchise, their owner, their coaches and their players.

Hypocrite.
 
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Dudes hate Floyd but would still drop $100 on a PPV.



Yeah, ya'll clearly are champions against domestic violence, except of course, when it's fight night.



"But.....Heathen, that's something else entirely, I'm not going to let his background get in the way of a perfectly good Saturday night. Man everyone is going to watch the fight. I just want to see him lose."



You dislike him so much that you paid for 1/20000th of his next Bugatti.


Man, way to stick to your guns fellers.


Just like Olbermann & 'em. The pundits will publicly call for his boycott, but LOVE that he gives them so much to talk about, it's great TV, really is. I bet they all tuned in for the fight as well.


Just like ya'll.
 
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SneakerHeathen said:
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Dudes hate Floyd but would still drop $100 on a PPV.



Yeah, ya'll clearly are champions against domestic violence, except of course, when it's fight night.



"But.....Heathen, that's something else entirely, I'm not going to let his background get in the way of a perfectly good Saturday night. Man everyone is going to watch the fight. I just want to see him lose."



You dislike him so much that you paid for 1/20000th of his next Bugatti.


Man, way to stick to your guns fellers.


Just like Olbermann & 'em. The pundits will publicly call for his boycott, but LOVE that he gives them so much to talk about, it's great TV, really is. I bet they all tuned in for the fight as well.


Just like ya'll.
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Not everyone watches his fight to see him lose :lol: You giving him to much credit now... there are such thing as being fans of his opponents.
 
HAWAII 5O said:
Not everyone watches his fight to see him lose :lol: You giving him to much credit now... there are such thing as being fans of his opponents.
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Riiiiiight


Yeah, most of these dudes in General aside from a handful like Rusty and LWC aren't avid boxing/combat sport fans.


TONS of people watch Floyd fights in hopes that he loses.


Others tune in on fight night because they're mexican, or filipino, or whatever, and they're supporting their countryman.



On one hand so many of you say boxing is a dying sport, or is dead already. Now cats want to act like they're avid boxing fans whenever Floyd fights.
 
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doublemesh96 said:
If I buy TMT merchandise am I supporting DV?
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No and that's my point.


You're supporting Floyd and his brand.


To be a fan doesn't mean you have to necessarily agree or be okay with everything someone does.


That's been my point this entire time.


99.9% of those who are Mayweather fans abhor domestic violence and spousal abuse of any kind.


As a martial artist (and yes, boxing is a martial art) he should have more discipline than that. He should have more reverence for his ability as a fighter, he should have more restraint, and more respect for the women who carried his children. Floyd fans don't excuse his past, we're simply taking him at face value. Athletes make piss poor role models, they always have. I'm not going to expect, after all this time, for any athlete to be a pillar of moral fiber.




If tomorrow say, I don't know, Odell Beckham Jr, or Victor Cruz, or any New York Giant went out and got arrested for domestic violence I wouldn't be surprised.


But I also wouldn't stop being a fan of them, I wouldn't stop being a fan of the Giants if the Giants chose to let the legal process play out and not terminate or suspend a player because they didn't want to handicap themselves as a football team. Dudes in here will sit here and vilify those who support Floyd as fans but won't hold themselves to the same standard when it comes to a team or a person that they support.


All I ask is that ya'll be consistent with where you stand.
 
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SneakerHeathen said:
No and that's my point.


You're supporting Floyd and his brand.


To be a fan doesn't mean you have to necessarily agree or be okay with everything someone does.


That's been my point this entire time.


99.9% of those who are Mayweather fans abhor domestic violence and spousal abuse of any kind.


As a martial artist (and yes, boxing is a martial art) he should have more discipline than that. He should have more reverence for his ability as a fighter, he should have more restraint, and more respect for the women who carried his children. Floyd fans don't excuse his past, we're simply taking him at face value. Athletes make piss poor role models, they always have. I'm not going to expect, after all this time, for any athlete to be a pillar of moral fiber.




If tomorrow say, I don't know, Odell Beckham Jr, or Victor Cruz, or any New York Giant went out and got arrested for domestic violence I wouldn't be surprised.


But I also wouldn't stop being a fan of them, I wouldn't stop being a fan of the Giants if the Giants chose to let the legal process play out and not terminate or suspend a player because they didn't want to handicap themselves as a football team. Dudes in here will sit here and vilify those who support Floyd as fans but won't hold themselves to the same standard when it comes to a team or a person that they support.


All I ask is that ya'll be consistent with where you stand.
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I agree 100% repped
 
The pac fight was watched by many fans who wanted Floyd to lose. Even in the media they went back years bringing back his DV incidents to cause a distraction.

In the end feelings were hurt
 
Ali said it best to Jim Ross back in 1982

"I would rather be hated because more people are willing to pay to see you lose than they would pay to see you win if they liked you." Being a bad guy generates more money.

Point blank, people watch Floyd fights to see him lose. You can be in denial if you want
 
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