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One, he's putting the NFL off for just a year - given his physical gifts, he'll still get drafted. The man made a decision for his personal happiness - he deci
by sachinag 18y ago
One, he's putting the NFL off for just a year - given his physical gifts, he'll still get drafted.
The man made a decision for his personal happiness - he decided that this would make him happy. Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are enshrined in our Declaration of Independence as the inalienable rights of man. The founders made a conscious decision to step away from Locke's framework of life, liberty, and property (although Locke used the word estate). They did so for a reason. And if you think the "pursuit of happiness" is meaningless, Loving v. Virginia should disabuse you of this notion.
Good for Rolle. I wish more people did what made them happy instead of what would make them the most money. It's the real American way.
- dkasper 18y agoExactly, I wish people would quit talking about what the "best" decision is and just applaud the guy for doing what he loves and wants to rather than what people tell him he should do. Isn't that what we are all doing here?