pettyofficerj
New Member
I'd definitely say it if it were a woman. Sure, he's has a talent for golf, but it's GOLF. It's not exactly making a meaningful or worthwhile contribution to society. Same with any professional sport. Yes, the people who are the best at it are incredible athletes and unique in their field, but is what they do really worth the best part of a billion dollars??? You can't be serious if you think that makes sense. Pay them well, they're in demand, but hundreds of millions of dollars is ridiculous. He didn't do anything more to earn those hundreds of millions of dollars than any other professional out there who's not making a fraction of what he does.
wake up. Sports entertainment IS a contribution to society, in the sense that it provides its viewers with something that satisfies them mentally. How dare you suggest otherwise.
millions of people like to watch golf and it really makes them feel better cheering and rooting for Tiger. He may be the only thing keeping some people from being depressed or to an extreme, committing suicide. Don't underestimate the power of an icon.





