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I don't buy the argument that just because someone is a celebrity their off-hours behavior shouldn't affect whether we as spectators continue to support them. we could get crazy hyperbolic hypothetical like what if he joined ISIS in the off season, or became a member of a cult that sacrifices newborn kittens, or starts wearing socks with Crocs. he could do all those deplorable things and still play some phenomenal golf, but your opinion would change. banging a friend/co-worker's s.o. ain't far off that.
innocent until proven guilty, but this one is very plausible.
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Yes sir. It reminds me of a post I made early on in this thread. People have different thresholds for what they will consider "okay" still being a fan and for many sleeping with a co-wokers wife still gets a pass. DUI gets a pass. #UglyHookerGate gets a pass. Murdering puppies like Mike Vick did not get a pass. Raping like Kobe Bryant, no pass. Joining ISIS like you said, no pass. (see Rashad Mendenhall or Chris Jackson for how fans reacted against the unPatriotic).
The act and the threshold for the individual is what makes each people individuals, but to pretend that the only thing that matters is what happens on the course is laughable. Just matters where one's moral threshold is for who/what they root for.
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