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On February 10 2015 19:21 evilfatsh1t wrote:most of you guys need to get your heads out of your asses. the big companies and organisations that do all this dont do it only for the fans. there is money involved and everything is business. if one side doesnt hold up their bargain then shit goes down whether 3rd parties like it or not.
you're creating a false dilemma. calling kespa out for their pathetic blame shifting doesn't imply that we aren't aware they're motivated by money or how business works. of course that's how business works. doesn't make it right. big business exploits and shifts blame every day in the real corporate world, too, and it's still wrong.
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how are they blame shifting? they set rules, a team broke it, they enforced it. where is the blame shifting
its you guys who are shifting the blame onto kespa when the blame should in fact be going to the team that failed to show up, which is what is actually happening anyway. i would understand the rage if both teams failed to show up and kespa just cancelled the match or something, but 1 team showed up on time and 1 didnt. to ask for reschedules and all that shit is just blatantly unfair to the team that actually did what they were supposed to do correctly.
so who is to blame?
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Let's put the blame where it truly lies: this is David Kim's fault.
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On February 11 2015 08:44 Yakikorosu wrote:
Let's put the blame where it truly lies: this is David Kim's fault.
Actually, it was probably Dustin Browder's idea to put the collapsable debris in their way.
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On February 11 2015 08:43 evilfatsh1t wrote:
how are they blame shifting? they set rules, a team broke it, they enforced it. where is the blame shifting
its you guys who are shifting the blame onto kespa when the blame should in fact be going to the team that failed to show up, which is what is actually happening anyway. i would understand the rage if both teams failed to show up and kespa just cancelled the match or something, but 1 team showed up on time and 1 didnt. to ask for reschedules and all that shit is just blatantly unfair to the team that actually did what they were supposed to do correctly.
so who is to blame?
Hey now, this is too much logic for the majority of this posters to handle. Let's stick to the theme here, which is to blame everything on KESPA at all costs.
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Damn it, that was unfortunate.
But offcourse we have to talk about it and shift blame because no one in the right mind says "Well, that's sad. Shit Happens!".
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Hey was this linked to that 100 car pile up on freeway from Inchon to Seoul ?
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On February 11 2015 19:41 Liman wrote:
Hey was this linked to that 100 car pile up on freeway from Inchon to Seoul ?
No. Different days.
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On February 10 2015 18:29 JBright wrote:
As far as I am aware, traditional sports only reschedule matches when the unforeseen circumstances affect both teams. This time Jin Air was in the studio already so doing anything but DQing ST-yoe would be a punishment for Jin Air instead.
Five minutes of googling resulted in this:
"During a game on November 21, 2005, against the Nashville Predators, Fischer collapsed on the bench after going into cardiac arrest. After being unconscious for six minutes, Fischer was resuscitated by CPR and by an automated external defibrillator by Lynn LeAnnais, and was taken to Detroit Receiving Hospital. The hockey game was postponed due to Fischer's injury, and was made up on January 23, 2006. This marked the first time in NHL history a game had been postponed due to injury. The makeup game was played for the full 60 minutes, though the Predators were allowed to maintain their 1-0 lead from the original game. Nashville ultimately won by a score of 3-2."
Not only was only one team affected, only one player on that team was affected.
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On February 10 2015 21:36 brickrd wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2015 19:21 evilfatsh1t wrote:most of you guys need to get your heads out of your asses. the big companies and organisations that do all this dont do it only for the fans. there is money involved and everything is business. if one side doesnt hold up their bargain then shit goes down whether 3rd parties like it or not. you're creating a false dilemma. calling kespa out for their pathetic blame shifting doesn't imply that we aren't aware they're motivated by money or how business works. of course that's how business works. doesn't make it right. big business exploits and shifts blame every day in the real corporate world, too, and it's still wrong.
"You're creating a false dilemma by pointing out truths, your blame shifting by shifting our opinionated and biased blames to facts of life".
Pretty ironic statement when paraphrased.
On February 11 2015 21:09 pure.Wasted wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2015 18:29 JBright wrote:
As far as I am aware, traditional sports only reschedule matches when the unforeseen circumstances affect both teams. This time Jin Air was in the studio already so doing anything but DQing ST-yoe would be a punishment for Jin Air instead. Five minutes of googling resulted in this: "During a game on November 21, 2005, against the Nashville Predators, Fischer collapsed on the bench after going into cardiac arrest. After being unconscious for six minutes, Fischer was resuscitated by CPR and by an automated external defibrillator by Lynn LeAnnais, and was taken to Detroit Receiving Hospital. The hockey game was postponed due to Fischer's injury, and was made up on January 23, 2006. This marked the first time in NHL history a game had been postponed due to injury. The makeup game was played for the full 60 minutes, though the Predators were allowed to maintain their 1-0 lead from the original game. Nashville ultimately won by a score of 3-2." Not only was only one team affected, only one player on that team was affected.
Good thing you spent a whole 5 minutes googling an example that holds no worth on this platform. You're talking about a player who could die if not taken from THE BENCH to the hospital IMMEDIATELY. This actually affects both teams, as after witnessing such a weird and horrifying event, both team'a players would be distracted, as well as the crowd, from putting forth a good game.
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