Re: The Changing Nature of Violence in Rugby League and AFL
Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2012 4:18 pm
You are pathetic. I hope you aren't a father, because you would be a massive failure at it.
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With your inferior skillsKing-Eliagh wrote:You think i'd be capable of eating children too LG?
Probably. You're that much of a fool I wouldn't put it past you to try......King-Eliagh wrote:You think i'd be capable of eating children too LG?
The articles describe are backed by Members of the medical profession you twerp.King-Eliagh wrote:Stop trying to make me into a helen lovejoy scaredy pants like yourself Xman. You go onto the field playing a violent sport there's a chance you might die. But lets not overdo this, this rarely happens and its much more likely you'll die in a car crash or by bee sting.
Stop your fear mongering Xman. And stop reading those trashy news limited articles, they're skewing your perception and perspective all over the shop.
It is important to allow people their god given right to retaliate if someone bites them on the testicle. Personally, if I was bitten on the field playing RL, I'd be happy in the fact the judiciary would look leneintly on whatever reaction I chose...which would most likely be 3 swift knees to the head. Yes RL has it right on the adjudication of on field violence folks. Dont let Xman's fear mongering make you think any different.
King-Eliagh wrote:Well then you'd best support something else then because there's much more chance dying on the AFL field during normal play than from a rare bit of biff.
And please, give it up with your "medical profession" shmack. Clearly you have mistaken their context you silly dummy. Otherwise we'd have seen atleast 100 deaths in the NRL over the past few decades.
1 in 10 die my ass
The thing is KE, the collisions in ARs and NRL are Part of the game. The sport has unavoidable risk already. Why add to that risk with unnecessary Violence? Why allow people's sporting heroes to behave violently giving very poor examples of behaviour to impressionable youth? That RL coach on roar was correct. They are trying to show young people that violence and fighting is poor behaviour while the NRL undoes all this work by permitting their heroes to do it with little to no punishment.King-Eliagh wrote:Well then you'd best support something else then because there's much more chance dying on the AFL field during normal play than from a rare bit of biff.
And please, give it up with your "medical profession" shmack. Clearly you have mistaken their context you silly dummy. Otherwise we'd have seen atleast 100 deaths in the NRL over the past few decades.
1 in 10 die my ass
That's right, unecessary violence shouldnt be condoned. But if someone bites your testicles then biffo should be permitted with the instigator copping all the punishment and the biffer being let off scot free. The NRL have it right, the AFL have it wrong.Xman wrote:The thing is KE, the collisions in ARs and NRL are Part of the game. The sport has unavoidable risk already. Why add to that risk with unnecessary Violence? Why allow people's sporting heroes to behave violently giving very poor examples of behaviour to impressionable youth? That RL coach on roar was correct. They are trying to show young people that violence and fighting is poor behaviour while the NRL undoes all this work by permitting their heroes to do it with little to no punishment.King-Eliagh wrote:Well then you'd best support something else then because there's much more chance dying on the AFL field during normal play than from a rare bit of biff.
And please, give it up with your "medical profession" shmack. Clearly you have mistaken their context you silly dummy. Otherwise we'd have seen atleast 100 deaths in the NRL over the past few decades.
1 in 10 die my ass
You happy now LG? Surely you agree with my point of view here?King-Eliagh wrote:Eating children should be off limits also.
So if some huge mug was sitting on your sons head and he decided the only way to get out was to bite the nearest genitalia near by, are you condoning that the guy punch your son and potentially kill him?King-Eliagh wrote:That's right, unecessary violence shouldnt be condoned. But if someone bites your testicles then biffo should be permitted with the instigator copping all the punishment and the biffer being let off scot free. The NRL have it right, the AFL have it wrong.Xman wrote:The thing is KE, the collisions in ARs and NRL are Part of the game. The sport has unavoidable risk already. Why add to that risk with unnecessary Violence? Why allow people's sporting heroes to behave violently giving very poor examples of behaviour to impressionable youth? That RL coach on roar was correct. They are trying to show young people that violence and fighting is poor behaviour while the NRL undoes all this work by permitting their heroes to do it with little to no punishment.King-Eliagh wrote:Well then you'd best support something else then because there's much more chance dying on the AFL field during normal play than from a rare bit of biff.
And please, give it up with your "medical profession" shmack. Clearly you have mistaken their context you silly dummy. Otherwise we'd have seen atleast 100 deaths in the NRL over the past few decades.
1 in 10 die my ass
And at present all true. "That's right, unecessary violence shouldnt be condoned" is a flagrant lie on your part. Admit that you are in the wrong and accept that violence has no part on the sporting field and only belongs in the boxing ring or in the UFC ring. Nowhere else.King-Eliagh wrote:Rightio so at this point I'm:
1. A supporter of all forms of violence, including king hits and the stuff that happened in QLD recently after the RL GF.
2. Someone who wont protect children
3. A bad father
and
4. Someone who would "probably" try and eat your children.
Some of your best LG, some of your best