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His beliefs could have actually changed. But I do agree, I don't want Eich, or anyone, to _lie_ about who they are or what they believe. If he really, truly fee
by smtddr 12y ago
His beliefs could have actually changed. But I do agree, I don't want Eich, or anyone, to _lie_ about who they are or what they believe. If he really, truly feels the way he does he should stand by it and accept whatever happens... but if he truly regrets it, the way Donald Sterling does[1](I hope), then he could have stated that regret and all would probably be "forgiven"(scared to use this word implying someone needs to be forgiven for their beliefs... but hopefully I'm getting my point across that I agree)
1. http://www.theaustralian.com.au/sport/donald-sterling-admits-he-has-regrets-that-racist-remarks-were-leaked/story-e6frg7mf-1226904186072 http://www.theaustralian.com.au/sport/donald-sterling-admits...
- eurleif 12y ago>but if he truly regrets it, the way Donald Sterling does[1](I hope) Is this a joke, or did you not read the article you linked past the first clause of the headline?
- smtddr 12y ago...oh geez, didn't even comprehend that until I re-read it... failure on my part.
- gdilla 12y agothey shouldn't have to lie about what they believe in, and they deserve all the public scorn they get for having bigoted views. It's that simple. If they somehow come around on their views and admit it was mistaken and wrong, then the media and public would likely not hold their previous views against them anymore. The taint will have been washed off sufficiently.