This.vball10set;1798126 wrote:Does. Not. Count.
LeBron is as physically gifted as anyone who has ever played the game, but he couldn't lead a whore into bed.sanitizer;1798139 wrote: LeBron should be checking man cards in the locker room before Wednesday night....
I wouldn't go that far. He has a couple of championships in Miami and was no doubt the leader at ASVSM.queencitybuckeye;1798145 wrote:LeBron is as physically gifted as anyone who has ever played the game, but he couldn't lead a whore into bed.
So glad we ruined a man's life to protect the feelings of our millionaire's family.isadore;1798589 wrote:one less employed cavs' fan
One Cleveland Cavaliers fan decided to trash talk Stephen Curry's sister on Twitter Wednesday, and his explicit messages ended up costing the fan his job.
The interaction began when @SoftCaramelKiss quoted a tweet from Sydel Curry and wrote an offensive message directed, in part, at Stephen Curry's daughter Riley. The tweet has since been deleted.
"You and your whole family get the [expletive] out of Cleveland and take Riley's [expletive] with you."
Warriors fans saw the tweet and messaged the fan's employer, The Holton-Wise Property Group, which responded by promptly terminating him.
http://www.foxnews.com/sports/2016/06/10/cavaliers-fan-fired-from-job-over-offensive-tweets-directed-at-stephen-currys-family.html
Meh, if you're dumb enough to put that out in the public with your name attached to it, your employer is probably better off with a more intelligent employee filling your spot anyway.sleeper;1798590 wrote:So glad we ruined a man's life to protect the feelings of our millionaire's family.
Who's the victim here? Someone who had their feelings hurt or someone who lost their job?O-Trap;1798624 wrote:Meh, if you're dumb enough to put that out in the public with your name attached to it, your employer is probably better off with a more intelligent employee filling your spot anyway.
There is no victim. His employer acknowledged the bad press that could result if they didn't deal with the employee. The employee, if he's not stupid, should have recognized the potential for this prior to initiating it.sleeper;1798981 wrote:Who's the victim here? Someone who had their feelings hurt or someone who lost their job?
So you are happy with a society that values feelz over ruining a man's life?O-Trap;1798991 wrote:There is no victim. His employer acknowledged the bad press that could result if they didn't deal with the employee. The employee, if he's not stupid, should have recognized the potential for this prior to initiating it.
If he did know the risk but did it anyway, I have no sympathy for him.
If he didn't know the risk, then he was probably a PR liability for the company anyway, and the company is better off filling his spot with someone else.
Sure, I feel bad for the guy. If he's just an idiot, that can only be helped so much. But I think the company made the right call cutting ties with him, unless he's so good at his job that it offsets any bad press.
At-will employment.
Not at all, but I'm happy with a market that lets a business do what is good for business. If society values feelz, the market will react to it. It's good for business.sleeper;1798995 wrote:So you are happy with a society that values feelz over ruining a man's life?
Maybe we do need Trump after all.
Then society is a joke. If someone had wrote that about me, I would merely brush it off and get back to my life.O-Trap;1798999 wrote:Not at all, but I'm happy with a market that lets a business do what is good for business. If society values feelz, the market will react to it. It's good for business.
I'd do the same. IDGAF what someone says about me. However, it sounded like fans were actually the ones to turn the guy in. I doubt any of the actual people referenced cared.sleeper;1799000 wrote:Then society is a joke. If someone had wrote that about me, I would merely brush it off and get back to my life.
The Feelz society. Such a joke.O-Trap;1799082 wrote:I'd do the same. IDGAF what someone says about me. However, it sounded like fans were actually the ones to turn the guy in. I doubt any of the actual people referenced cared.
sleeper;1798995 wrote:So you are happy with a society that values feelz over ruining a man's life?
Maybe we do need Trump after all.
sleeper;1799000 wrote:Then society is a joke. If someone had wrote that about me, I would merely brush it off and get back to my life.
So are you considering not voting Hillary then? Perhaps Gary Johnson.sleeper;1799085 wrote:The Feelz society. Such a joke.