@socalgolfguy,
socalgolfguy;33129 wrote:Now that he's pleaded guilty to all charges, I am wondering if all the polarization in Atlanta, and all over the USA for that matter, will quiet down..?
He deserves all the punishment that the judge will mete out, but, personally, I thought he took it like a man. Gotta give him that.
Fat chance....if it weren't for the hypocrisy displayed by a large segment of the white population, then, perhaps "blacks" wouldn't be so offended by such a backlash....
While on the other hand, all kinds of excuses were being made about Chris Benoit...for the reason he killed his family and then committed suicide.
Ah, but he was one of your own, and therefore to be treated with "kid gloves"...notice, no black media or black pundits "pounced" on him and his story the way "white media" and "white pundits" "pounced on the Vick story...I'm just saying....there's a whole lot of hypocrisy and "double standards" abounding.
Sounds like you want your cake , and eat it too...while having it, and eating it. Bad Aaron...so unfair...so left field....such a ni....
FOXNews.com - Chris Benoit: Professional Wrestler, Murderer, Suicide - Local News | News Articles | National News | US News
Chris Benoit had it all. As a professional wrestler, he had been world heavyweight champion and intercontinental champion, and he held several tag-team titles.
A handsome, muscular man with a six-figure income, he lived in a house in metro Atlanta with his beautiful wife and 7-year-old son.
Over the weekend, he also became a double murderer, having asphyxiated his wife and 7-year-old son. He also became a suicide, having hanged himself on his gym equipment.
Benoit, his wife Nancy and their son Daniel were found dead in their home in what police said Tuesday was a murder-suicide. The cause of the 40-year-old Benoit's deadly rampage remains a mystery, although investigators said they found doctor-prescribed steroids at the scene, leading to the theory that "Roid Rage" might have sent him over the edge.