Re: Paul Pierce, of course

[Dan Forant <dforant1@nycap.rr.com>]

A charity golf tournament is one thing, a nitespot well known for trouble
is another. Pity your self, not me. C'mon, wake up, Battie drags a cop,
Walker mixed up in rape rumors, just to mention a few, enjoy the team but
you wouldn't want them for family.

Dan

At 09:03 AM 9/26/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Dan:
>
>The man was in Boston early to play in a charity golf tournament.  In other
>words, he was going out of his way to do good for someone else.  This,
despite
>the fact he was/is a spoiled rich punk who, according to you, was looking for
>death.  Why isn't Paul Pierce entitled to gather with friends without having
>some sick person stabbing him over an argument.  You make a lot of
assumptions
>and pass judgment on someone without the necessary information.
>
>If there is anyone who should regret their behavior, between Paul Pierce and
>you, it is you.  It's too bad that you have lost your soul.  Yes, the
world is
>a tough place, but it is made bearable only when we bring some love and
>compassion.  You have failed miserably and your karma is turning black.  Your
>comments first incite anger in me, which now has turned to pity for you.
>
>Peace,
>
>Dan Forant wrote:
>
>> This particular spot has been long known for past stabbings. Why do people
>> frequent places that are dangerous, I'll let you figure that out. My reason
>> is their looking for trouble. Maybe Pierce needed a fix, because millions
>> just don't do it anymore. Sad but true,  people must be made accountable
>> for their actions. They do have the right to go wherever, just don't come
>> crying when it backfires. Facts are Celtic players have been letting us
>> down for years. I have no sympathy.
>>
>> Dan
>
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