I like how Pacquiao took a stand against Gays

[LeG00N]

Pacquiao definitely gained some respect,
It's not often a public figure will stand up for whats right. They're always infear of losing endorsements and damaging their overall public image, because their beliefs aren't politically correct or go against the Hollywood ******* media's perception of morality.

I commend Pacquiao for his fearless moral stance

[arraamis]

First of all, there's no proof he cheated.

Second of all, cheating with another woman is a natural thing to do. Especially when your wife is ugly and you got a lot of money.

Pac is warrior and modern day Genghis Khan. Jinkee will sit there and take it because she knows whats good for her and she respects the patriarchy like a good woman should.

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huh !!!!!

[Glamour Puss]

Pacquiao definitely gained some respect,
It's not often a public figure will stand up for whats right. They're always infear of losing endorsements and damaging their overall public image, because their beliefs aren't politically correct or go against the Hollywood ******* media's perception of morality.

I commend Pacquiao for his fearless moral stance

Manny has always worn No Fear gear and its obvious now that he's willing to put his money where his mouth is, not only in the ring, but outside of it to stand up for humanity.

HERO OF ASIA. HERO OF THE WORLD.

[Sweet Pea 50]

Meh, Pac has every right to voice his opinion on the matter. The endorsers that pull the plug for said statement have the same right. Just like you have the same right not to buy the endorser's products, that walked away from him when he made the statement. Yay.

Winner winner, gay-bob dinner.

[vcvc]

tbh pac went int b1tch mode and started denying everything when the story broke, a real man would have stood his ground and gave the middle finga to the critics and f@g groups, but what floyd did was inexcusable, thats just messed up coming out and standing side by side with them like some sort of gay lord saviour, lol. if there is anything worse then a f@g its someone who loves them for being f@gs.

[Glamour Puss]

Remember when Ali was persecuted for his "beliefs" that we shouldn't be fighting a war of Imperialism against Vietnam by proclaiming: "no viet cong ever called me a ******"??

How is this any different?

Pac is on firm ground here defending the moral imperative.

[arraamis]

tbh pac went int b1tch mode and started denying everything when the story broke, a real man would have stood his ground and gave the middle finga to the critics and f@g groups, but what floyd did was inexcusable, thats just messed up coming out and standing side by side with them like some sort of gay lord saviour, lol. if there is anything worse then a f@g its someone who loves them for being f@gs.

Floyd's anti-Pac and a demigod ..... what did you guys expect????

[Primera]

indeed , pac went full out *****-mode after people started criticizing him

he essentially backed out of almost every statement he made... so much for "no fear"

[Glamour Puss]

Meh, Pac has every right to voice his opinion on the matter. The endorsers that pull the plug for said statement have the same right. Just like you have the same right not to buy the endorser's products, that walked away from him when he made the statement. Yay.

Winner winner, gay-bob dinner.

But it doesn't work that way Pee. Because the endorsers only work one way and that is to the ends of satisfying Political Correctness.

If it was truly as you say, then they'd cease ties with people that supported positions that were not PC, but they never do that. The tide only goes one way.

That's the difference.

[Sweet Pea 50]

Remember when Ali was persecuted for his "beliefs" that we shouldn't be fighting a war of Imperialism against Vietnam by proclaiming: "no viet cong ever called me a ******"??

How is this any different?

Pac is on firm ground here defending the moral imperative.

You're comparing what Ali went through, to what Pac is going through?



You're reaching pretty high there, Jack. They are in no way comparable.