Re: Wilder says he wants to kill an opponent in the ring
Posted: 04 Apr 2018, 02:31
You might think I take things too seriously, but that's not really the case.Best Coast wrote: ↑04 Apr 2018, 01:45I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree, amigo. I should have known better than to try reasoning with someone pompous and elitist enough to call himself The "Enlightened One". The scary part is that you seem to actually believe it.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑03 Apr 2018, 21:36Stop being a tûrd!Best Coast wrote: ↑03 Apr 2018, 21:31
Nice dodge!!
I removed my statement about being a hardcore fan for just shy of 5 decades since it is unverifiable. (Anyone can claim to be anything on the Internet.) But I refuse to remove the VERY relevant question of whether you were following the sport in during Tyson's prime thuggery (and if so what your reaction was to his antics).
I'm not answering shîttŷ questions about irrelevant shît, such as commenting on the correlation between the volume of serious injuries in comparison to boxers to trash-talking, because it has absolutely fûck áll to do with our discussion.
I flatly refuse to consider addressing strawman debating tactics like that.
You take yourself WAY too seriously.
I just don't want to allow you to create the false illusion that you've successfully refuted an argument, one that I do not support and that I've never proposed, simply because it's easier for you to attack than the original stance that I refuse to move away from.
So when you try to ask all sorts of superfluous questions and pose irrelevant claims, as a red herring debating tactic to steer the conversation onto a topic that you deem as being safer ground, then I'd be fûckîng stupid to allow you to do this.
Other people might not be smart enough to pick up on your tactics, but I am!
Seriously, I'm talking about the obscene nature of Deontay's words, but you're trying your upmost to get me to discuss the amount of boxing tragedies in comparison to trash-talking, but they're two completely fûckîng different topics!
