So there can be no redemption? I can’t, off the top of my head, think of any endeavors where someone can never participate again once they’ve cheated. Certainly not in sports.
Maybe, maybe not. If it had turned out that it really had been the case that he hadn't done any cheating since childhood I would have been quite a bit more sympathetic.
Redemption is not something you are entitled to, it is something you may receive after many years of exemplary behaviour.
Personally I wouldn't want him blacklisted from the entire sport. But at the same time he is deserving of suspicicion by other players.
I also think that he didn't do himself any favors with that lawsuit and it makes it even more understandable if other professional players want to avoid playing him.
constantcrying|3 years ago
Maybe, maybe not. If it had turned out that it really had been the case that he hadn't done any cheating since childhood I would have been quite a bit more sympathetic. Redemption is not something you are entitled to, it is something you may receive after many years of exemplary behaviour.
Personally I wouldn't want him blacklisted from the entire sport. But at the same time he is deserving of suspicicion by other players. I also think that he didn't do himself any favors with that lawsuit and it makes it even more understandable if other professional players want to avoid playing him.
TylerE|3 years ago
Has Hans done anything to warrant it? Not that I can see.
If he were to announce, say, a 5 year break from competitive play and a substantial amount of volunteer work, that'd be a start.
Not filing this sham of lawsuit.
makoz|3 years ago