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Originally Posted by skinsfan69
These guys are some of my best friends that I have known since childhood. Lifetime friends. I know if we plan a golf trip or a Vegas trip then something is going to happen. That is just how it is with some of these guys. They want to get away and get something "new." And to be honest, we meet married women all the time that are willing to have some weekend fun. I use to bartend during my college years and it really opened my eyes up to how some women really are. To this day I trust very few of them.
I just turn the other way and I just choose not to make comments. It's their business if they want to fool around not mine and I don't make it my business. They talk to me about it sometimes. The only thing I say is why did you do it in the first place?? But other than that I just don't say much.
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Reminds me of a question posed in an Ethics class I took: if you know something is unethical, and another person is a victim of said unethical conduct, is it your duty to alert the victim? And, if you don't, what is the moral reasoning to justify that action? Just so you can still be friends with the perpetrator?
I don't know the answer -- just thought it was interesting to consider.
On the topic of Belichick:
I think mheisig said it best: Belichick wanted to humiliate us. That's not respectable in ANY forum. At work, if I know somebody is wrong about what they say or think, I will let it be known, but I will try my best to spare that person from embarrassment. That's called being considerate, and it has a lot to do with being human.