To some extent.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
If your wife was a professional sportsperson and was found cheating, but had been entirely faithful and loving to you, would you chuck her out?
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To some extent.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
If your wife was a professional sportsperson and was found cheating, but had been entirely faithful and loving to you, would you chuck her out?
OK!Quote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
Why are you quoting me when you make such a statement! I've never attacked Ron's personal life! I don't believe I've used the term Mcliars either!Quote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
That is a perception. It is not an empiracal fact!Quote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
Max winning a civil case for invasion of privacy will be an empiracal statement
in a very short period of time. As of now it is an opinnion. My opinnnion.
If you have a problem with IOAN's comments, quote him please!
If she didn't lie to me about her cheating during the sports tournament then I wouldn't. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by BDunnell
After all this is what we are talking about, who was lying to whom.
And BTW who said Ms. Mosley didn't knew about her husbands sexual escapades?!
Max.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
OK, I didn't knew about these details.Quote:
Originally Posted by BDunnell
I'm sure you could find dozens of articles that make no mention of that, and yet when announcing that Max Mosley was taking legal action in France his lawyer made clear it was a factor.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
In your opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
The only thing being destroyed by that kind of comment is discussion.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
Entirely misleading. The point was not that that fact "is significant to the court action in London". It is that it raises legitimate questions about this being a purely private case that affects no-one but Max Mosley as you claim.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
That does not square with your opinion that there has been no damage to the FIA, and that this is simply a case of a private individual seeking damages.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
:laugh: :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
So if we are to remove all mention of the FIA it can be proved that the FIA are not involved. That's a very strong argument you have there.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
So you say.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
So you say.Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
So if Michael Schumacher had been caught doing this it wouldn't have mattered?????
One of the Shecter boys got caught, with a lady of the night, and lost his ride and killed his career by all accounts.
Max wants to be this big public figure then he has to deal with the fact his private life will start to disapear. He opend the can of worms, but the worms had teeth and bit him on his back side.
Max_Thrust refers to something else. Sadly no its not an S&M term as funny as that would be. Its a name that has been floating around for years. I have always used whilst remaing a private individual.
Bill Clinton was caught, did this have a negative impact on the whole US?!Quote:
Originally Posted by MAX_THRUST
Don't think so! Why is that? Because people around the World doesn't have such a tight vision like those on this forum.
AgreedQuote:
Originally Posted by Tazio
I apologise. I was not talking about you but about ioan and a couple of others. I should have said that "some" people but made a mistake. Sorry :)Quote:
Why are you quoting me when you make such a statement! I've never attacked Ron's personal life! I don't believe I've used the term Mcliars either!
It is my opinion that it has been dragged through the mire. It is also the perception that this has damaged F1 and the FIA backed up by public statements from leading figures that we all know about.Quote:
That is a perception. It is not an empiracal fact!
Max winning a civil case for invasion of privacy will be an empiracal statement
in a very short period of time. As of now it is an opinnion. My opinnnion.
If you have a problem with IOAN's comments, quote him please!
Even if Max wins, as he probably should, the reputation of the FIA will have been affected by this and the ongoing ramifications are yet to be realised.
First of all Thank you :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
And I'm beginning to see your point!
I simply think (and I'm talking about two different issues here)that in the grand scheme of things someones right to flip his pancake in any fashion
he sees fit is an inalienable right. ( As long as it doesn't impede someone else from flipping theirs) Secondly, peoples personal lives are exactly that, personal. Any perceived harm is a matter of perception. That is something that is always determined by your point of view.
Cheers