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Claudia Gadelha vs a man back in 2010

Everbest said:
It's not emotional.

Just stating verifiable contradictions.
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You seem upset to me, bro. It's okay to be upset sometimes, although getting angry about an F-1 driver somehow being associated with a terrible Youtube clip because he's in the avatar of the TS who posted said clip on an MMA forum doesn't really track with me. Mind you, I also find F-1, NASCAR, and all other forms of motor sports where I'm not driving boring as hell so I can't really say I have anything invested in this one way or the other.
 
TRYHARD 2001 said:
You seem upset to me, bro. It's okay to be upset sometimes, although getting angry about an F-1 driver somehow being associated with a terrible Youtube clip because he's in the avatar of the TS who posted said clip on an MMA forum doesn't really track with me. Mind you, I also find F-1, NASCAR, and all other forms of motor sports where I'm not driving boring as hell so I can't really say I have anything invested in this one way or the other.
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It's not in that sense.

The guy in the avatar is a big deal in Brazil. He also stands for discipline, rigor and higher standards of behavior. He died in national television, people saw it - a lot of important things carry his name in Sao Paulo.

The TV show that used Claudia as a clown in that spectacle is a cesspool of exploitation, bad humor and sensationalism. It's bad enough I cannot think of an American equivalent - you gotta take a very bad version of MAD TV and mix it with the "sabado gigantes" typical of latin american countries. You get that show - like I said, it's low, very low.

The "fight" they staged is also not necessarily legit - it's TV, bad TV.

We are living the era of outrage. Nothing can be said without a handful of people imagining a comment, reaction or critique comes from a place of outrage or deep feelings. That's ridiculous - it is possible to make a critique, to legitimately expose something for its poor quality without being emotionally affected by it. Or even if emotions are a factor, they don't necessarily trump the analysis.

So this whole "triggered" thing misses the point. It's not about that.
 
Dragonslayer82 said:
Really he could have jabbed her face off, kicks and right crosses kind of thing but he didn't. Hell even somebody like CM Punk could have done better. I honestly don't think the crowd would have like it had he punched and elbow Gaudela. I'm sure he held back.
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So using your intellect, you think he wanted to lose to a tiny girl in a machismo country Like Brazil? It’s not like in the USA with all the soyboy male feminist etc... you think you could beat her? Like i said if you paid attention, I think he held back a little until he got touched, there were times where it looked like he punched as hard as he could. But ultimately he didn’t want to lose to a girl half his size and tried his best after he got touched
 
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Everbest said:
It's low, very low garbage.

I've gone by Senna's grave to put flowers for 2 people dear to me who are forever there, close to a great man.

That AV and that TV show do not mix.

Vomit
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Relax dude, he just raced cars for a living. We have people on this forum who irreverently mock men held in much higher esteem than him. And I say this as a fan of Senna.
 
Everbest said:
It's not in that sense.

The guy in the avatar is a big deal in Brazil. He also stands for discipline, rigor and higher standards of behavior. He died in national television, people saw it - a lot of important things carry his name in Sao Paulo.

The TV show that used Claudia as a clown in that spectacle is a cesspool of exploitation, bad humor and sensationalism. It's bad enough I cannot think of an American equivalent - you gotta take a very bad version of MAD TV and mix it with the "sabado gigantes" typical of latin american countries. You get that show - like I said, it's low, very low.

The "fight" they staged is also not necessarily legit - it's TV, bad TV.

We are living the era of outrage. Nothing can be said without a handful of people imagining a comment, reaction or critique comes from a place of outrage or deep feelings. That's ridiculous - it is possible to make a critique, to legitimately expose something for its poor quality without being emotionally affected by it. Or even if emotions are a factor, they don't necessarily trump the analysis.

So this whole "triggered" thing misses the point. It's not about that.
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Your location says Canada, but methinks you have Brazilian ties?
 
that dude makes cm punk look like a white version of Saenchi
 
This was clearly a combination of cgi and a being a fixed fight
 
Would need some extra crotch padding.
There’s no way she’s mounting me like that and I’m not sporting an erection.
 
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