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What is it with you and Damunk sef?jette1 wrote:I knew CE is full of puny minded back-boneless, spineless mugus who get blown by the smallest wind there is. see all these ones dancing to Demunks tunes. whats all these I apologize for my statement and crap above; why dont you guys get together and have a slumber party or something. you should stand by your words. You need to look at the incident in context.
We are essentially allowing a stupid Ghanaian to come in and destabilize our institution by sowing seeds of discord that did not exist before all these. The punishment is completely misplaced when looked at in context and given salisu's impeccable record. We are talking about a Ghanaian staged event designed to miss-characterize an innocent meek man. Was this a real Quid pro quo then the decision would be justified. complete colonial mentality decision lacking in contextual merit but only designed to please foreign audience
Jette1 has been missing road and missing bus a lot lately. In fact, many have expressed concern.rudellar wrote:Jette, u Don miss rd for this one. I read and enjoy ur comments alot. However i have to disagree. There is nothing wrong in apologising when wrong or when u offend others. In fact it is the rt thing to do. Standing by ur words even when u realize ur words are wrong is just plain retrogressive to u and to society at large. U stand by stuff u believe in. When u realize ur beliefs were misplaced u adjust ur opinion and stance accordingly. That's like saying even though u voted for a person who failed, and u realized he failed, u still gonna vote for him cos "u stand by ur words". I hope u don't take this the wrong way. Cheers.
He took a bribe on camera.jette1 wrote:I knew CE is full of puny minded back-boneless, spineless mugus who get blown by the smallest wind there is. see all these ones dancing to Demunks tunes. whats all these I apologize for my statement and crap above; why dont you guys get together and have a slumber party or something. you should stand by your words. You need to look at the incident in context.
We are essentially allowing a stupid Ghanaian to come in and destabilize our institution by sowing seeds of discord that did not exist before all these. The punishment is completely misplaced when looked at in context and given salisu's impeccable record. We are talking about a Ghanaian staged event designed to miss-characterize an innocent meek man. Was this a real Quid pro quo then the decision would be justified. complete colonial mentality decision lacking in contextual merit but only designed to please foreign audience
Because "we are talking about a Ghanaian staged event designed to miss-characterize an innocent meek man." according to Jette1.theYemster wrote:He should've been fired and banned for life from coaching any of the national teams. He can go and coach private teams. It's more important to send a strong enough message as a deterrent, than to offer leniency.
Why can't we just get some simple things right?
He is neither innocent or meek enough to take monetary gift from 'strangers', and soberDamunk wrote:Because "we are talking about a Ghanaian staged event designed to miss-characterize an innocent meek man." according to Jette1.theYemster wrote:He should've been fired and banned for life from coaching any of the national teams. He can go and coach private teams. It's more important to send a strong enough message as a deterrent, than to offer leniency.
Why can't we just get some simple things right?
Sorry Charlie. I somehow missed this.charlie wrote:Damunk, first of all, I apologize for the "utter nonsense" comment I made earlier.
It was uncalled for, and came from my personal passion and life story when it comes to my experience of Western Justice. Please accept my apologies.
I think we have to start by agreeing on what we mean by compassion when it comes to punishment first and foremost.
In my opinion, Justice without empathy is simply revenge, which is also a crime on society.
True compassion is not ignoring a crime or allowing the guilty to go unpunished. It is understanding the causes behind a crime and then applying a punishment that ultimately serves the best interests of the offended parties, the guilty, and above all, society. True justice seeks balance, not retribution.
In coach Salisu's case, I believe the interests of society have been served in his punishment. He accepted a $1000 bribe and in return, he has been disgraced, his livelyhood is in jeorpady and his story serves as a deterrent to others. Anything more than this, including a lifetime ban in a job he is good at, is excessive and is not in the interest of society. He should be given a chance to rebuild his life and livelyhood after serving his punishment. That for me is what I call compassion and empathy in justice and I think it has been served here.
mcal wrote:...damn shame.
Took $1000 and stand to lose his monthly $8000.
Greed and stupidity aplenty.
You can’t pay a thief enough to stop his favourite past time,a lot of the crime committed is blamed on poverty but criminals don’t stop when they make a million!I just hope Nigerians don’t do what they usually do and let this criminal resurface in another position,how many worthy players have been dropped or replace so that he can line his pockets?Eaglezbeak wrote:mcal wrote:...damn shame.
Took $1000 and stand to lose his monthly $8000.
Greed and stupidity aplenty.
stop being emotional geeeze ...be a manDamunk wrote:What is it with you and Damunk sef?jette1 wrote:I knew CE is full of puny minded back-boneless, spineless mugus who get blown by the smallest wind there is. see all these ones dancing to Demunks tunes. whats all these I apologize for my statement and crap above; why dont you guys get together and have a slumber party or something. you should stand by your words. You need to look at the incident in context.
We are essentially allowing a stupid Ghanaian to come in and destabilize our institution by sowing seeds of discord that did not exist before all these. The punishment is completely misplaced when looked at in context and given salisu's impeccable record. We are talking about a Ghanaian staged event designed to miss-characterize an innocent meek man. Was this a real Quid pro quo then the decision would be justified. complete colonial mentality decision lacking in contextual merit but only designed to please foreign audience
Nobody is dancing to anybody's tune here. We are just exchanging ideas like mature men which you seem to have increasing difficulty achieving of late.
If nor be say you claim say you been grow up for my neighborhood in Surulere about the same time, I for just deal with you like I used to. But since I realised you were my homeboy, I just dey chill for you.
But don't push it.
Me and you nor dey compete for anytin.