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TripeNo, I posed a hypothetical situation. Be honest and answer it.
An attractive woman doing the same thing does not get looked at.
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TripeNo, I posed a hypothetical situation. Be honest and answer it.
An attractive woman doing the same thing does not get looked at.
No thanks, I don’t eat pommy crap food.Tripe
Malice or ill intent is irrelevant. If the contact is not allowed, it's not allowed.I’m not justifying it. But the penalty is too severe.
There was no malice or ill intent.
my mum used to make the best tripe, she would make it in a tomato sauce with chilly and it was deliciousTripe
You'd need the chilli to hide the tastemy mum used to make the best tripe, she would make it in a tomato sauce with chilly and it was delicious
This simple world you live in must be so nice.Malice or ill intent is irrelevant. If the contact is not allowed, it's not allowed.
You don't go around touching other people without their consent just because you want a feel, do you? No malice or ill intent hey? It just looked nice so I wanted to touch it..
No means no. Don't touch means don't touch.
It's a pretty simple concept.
You seem to have a problem understanding consent, what is appropriate and simple rules.This simple world you live in must be so nice.
I love that I can swear on the train, in a shopping centre, places of worship and the MCG.Spot On.
It's a Passionate Fans that can be very loud as they are Right into the Game
Don't go IF you hate Yelling and Swearing
It might have resulted in an increase of category b converts to the sport.If some milf had have leant over the fence and given him a big toungy, would it have been looked at?
WTF?You seem to have a problem understanding consent, what is appropriate and simple rules.
Yep - that’s it, the crux of issue both begins with this, and ends with this.One of the best characteristics of our game is that it’s generally safe - for fans to be, to take our kids, for players on the field to be protected from fans. We don’t have high fences, we don’t let off flares, we can’t invade the pitch.
The guy who has been suspended did not mean any harm to the player (although the fact that we were smashing WC may have helped his mood).
But the rule is there for the bigger picture. We can’t have physical interaction between players and fans during a game.
After a game, when the successful team goes to the fence and high fives fans is different - many players seek this out and love it. It’s also in their control.
When the WC player found himself on the fence during play - and had a Pies fan take the ball from him and ruffle his hair - was not something he sought. He should not have had to deal with that. It just shouldn’t happen.
Maybe switch to incognito.Ha ha. Google is your friend
Tripe can be nice. My mum is a skip. Tripe boiled until the consistency of car tyres in white sauce with a bit of parsley - ****ing awful.my mum used to make the best tripe, she would make it in a tomato sauce with chilly and it was delicious
I already answered it. It’s not my problem if you can’t accept the logical and realistic answer to your question.No, I posed a hypothetical situation. Be honest and answer it.
An attractive woman doing the same thing does not get looked at.
I must admit, mums tripe was very soft and quite niceTripe can be nice. My mum is a skip. Tripe boiled until the consistency of car tyres in white sauce with a bit of parsley - ******* awful.
Yeah but the size of the penalty doesn't make a difference. We're not talking about a rational thought out decision where the pros and cons were weighed up, so why give a big penalty unless it's getting closer to the thick edge of the wedge.Yep - that’s it, the crux of issue both begins with this, and ends with this.
It’s a ‘thin edge of the wedge’ situation and the AFL probably are not wrong in the penalty, purely from the importance of deterrence in regards to these sorts of actions - as unfortunate as the fan, who probably only had wholesome intentions, is.
The boundary between the crowd and players at the stadium is an important safety barrier and the standards get pretty hazy if the league’s authorities are too liberal on conduct like this.
Otherwise, they are leaving themselves exposed to being one (inevitable) aggressive messy altercation between a player and fan from a total pubic sh*tshow.
Yep - that’s it, the crux of issue both begins with this, and ends with this.
It’s a ‘thin edge of the wedge’ situation and the AFL probably are not wrong in the penalty, purely from the importance of deterrence in regards to these sorts of actions - as unfortunate as the fan, who probably only had wholesome intentions, is.
The boundary between the crowd and players at the stadium is an important safety barrier and the standards get pretty hazy if the league’s authorities are too liberal on conduct like this.
Otherwise, they are leaving themselves exposed to being one (inevitable) aggressive messy altercation between a player and fan from a total pubic sh*tshow.
Should he have touched the player?I already answered it. It’s not my problem if you can’t accept the logical and realistic answer to your question.
As well as the ban they're imposing a mandatory training course at crazy horse.Standard strip show rules. They can touch you but you can’t touch the Jack the Rippers. It’s a social construct.
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Of course it makes a difference, what bizarre logic. If the penalty for streaking (which for all intents and purposes is as harmless as what old mate did) was $100 and not $10k do you think we’d see such infrequent occurrences of it? The penalty is harsh because it’s designed as a deterrent. Nobody wants to lose $10k, just like nobody wants to be banned from the footy for a year. It’s not that hard to understand.Yeah but the size of the penalty doesn't make a difference. We're not talking about a rational thought out decision where the pros and cons were weighed up, so why give a big penalty unless it's getting closer to the thick edge of the wedge.
CorrectShould he have touched the player?
No.
Incorrect. You don’t touch a player while the game is going. The next idiot who thinks it will be a good idea will think twice now.Did he deserve the penalty?
No.
Too severe.
Because a good bloke got banned from the footy for nothing.i'm sure we won on sunday, why is everyone so tense
Streaking is a conscious thought out decision. It's different.Of course it makes a difference, what bizarre logic. If the penalty for streaking (which for all intents and purposes is as harmless as what old mate did) was $100 and not $10k do you think we’d see such infrequent occurrences of it? The penalty is harsh because it’s designed as a deterrent. Nobody wants to lose $10k, just like nobody wants to be banned from the footy for a year. It’s not that hard to understand.