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Chris Brown>>>>>_____, ________ & ______
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CM Punk is doing a good job getting his name out there. I still don't know who the +*$% he is though.
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I completely agree with you but how can you expect these young girls to take this serious when chris and rihanna did not take it serious?Originally Posted by PleasurePhD
I still don't get some of you guys.
Really? A female saying or joking about how she would like a KNOWN abusive boy to hit her, or allow him to hit her is the same as saying something outlandish as I would lick HOVs thang to taste Bey?
How about the MAJOR difference is that, HE DID HIT A WOMAN. It's disgusting to joke about such an act in and of itself, but to joke about said act when it HAS HAPPENED to a woman, is on a whole different level.
Those girls are basically making fun of the situation in a positive way and that shares a fine line with condoning such an act.
Dudes on here joking about eating the poop of a celeb woman doesn't hurt anyone, nor does it -directly or indirectly- support any harmful act.
Joking about beating a woman is already harsh, but like I said they aren't just joking about an act which most likely wouldn't happen, but they are joking about an act WHICH HAS HAPPENED. Indirectly, condoning the act by making lite of the situation.
That fact that these women would even support such as individual is very sad, let alone "joke" about his abusiveness to women in a positive manner.
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Good lord, just a random scan of twitter shows that teambreezy rides for Chris hard as hell. Some of these tweets are just embarrassing
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Can't embed, dead.
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CM Punk challenges Chris Brown to charity mma match http://www.twitvid.com/4CAPE
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fixed.
no one likes pushovers.
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hmmpf
what did he say that made him a pushover?
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I don't expect it actually. I am very cynical and usually expect the worst of people, until they change my mind. I don't let that affect my interactions with them, I give them a fair chance, but I still expect them to disappoint, and I have surprisingly been right a lot of times about other individuals, whether I expected good or bad.Originally Posted by shoefreakbaby
I completely agree with you but how can you expect these young girls to take this serious when chris and rihanna did not take it serious?Originally Posted by PleasurePhD
I still don't get some of you guys.
Really? A female saying or joking about how she would like a KNOWN abusive boy to hit her, or allow him to hit her is the same as saying something outlandish as I would lick HOVs thang to taste Bey?
How about the MAJOR difference is that, HE DID HIT A WOMAN. It's disgusting to joke about such an act in and of itself, but to joke about said act when it HAS HAPPENED to a woman, is on a whole different level.
Those girls are basically making fun of the situation in a positive way and that shares a fine line with condoning such an act.
Dudes on here joking about eating the poop of a celeb woman doesn't hurt anyone, nor does it -directly or indirectly- support any harmful act.
Joking about beating a woman is already harsh, but like I said they aren't just joking about an act which most likely wouldn't happen, but they are joking about an act WHICH HAS HAPPENED. Indirectly, condoning the act by making lite of the situation.
That fact that these women would even support such as individual is very sad, let alone "joke" about his abusiveness to women in a positive manner.
I WOULD NEVER expect the two involved to take it seriously either. I actually wasn't surprised at all when I heard the news and I never expected them to take it serious. I did expect more from her though. OF ALL PEOPLE in the world I wouldn't have expected him to take it serious. I actually would expect young girls to take it more serious than him.
I guess when it comes down to it although I am usually disappointed and will admit I judge people, I still have some hope and really do want our youth to be on a different level.
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Is it cool for dudes to be calling this guy "Breezy"? I could have sworn that was a nickname for the %+#@%*@ to call him.
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^^^It's about the same as dudes saying "Drizzy". Like...really
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Originally Posted by spacerace
Originally Posted by JFMartiMcDandruff
i love how it's a fight for charity
i don't know man...we're acting like Chris Brown isn't athletically gifted...and one hell of a singer
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these chicks are crazy some just saying it for attention
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Rihanna’s father, Ronald Fenty, approves of her getting back together with her abusive former boyfriend, Chris Brown.
In an interview with Heat magazine (via the NY Post), Mr. Fenty said,
In an interview with Heat magazine (via the NY Post), Mr. Fenty said,
