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Briles to interview for OC position at Southern Miss
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<blockquote data-quote="Pharm Frog" data-source="post: 2690792" data-attributes="member: 34435"><p>Have no idea why you singled out “veiled in Christianity” for enhanced revulsion. As for me, you could have stopped at “second chance” and I’d have been in complete agreement. He’s not incarcerated. His liberty is not being curtailed. While I believe in forgiveness, I absolutely do not believe that forgiveness necessarily carries the right to “second chances” - defined as being able to do that which you were doing when you demonstrated abhorrent character and judgement.</p><p></p><p> And I don’t give a rat’s ass whether he apologizes or not. Makes no difference in my opinion. Must he cry? Must a super majority of listeners rate it as sincere? Sometimes you forfeit the privilege of doing something you love because of your behavior. If someone will hire him he can do a radio show. He could own a car dealership. Write a book. Be a speaker at coaching conferences. Lots of things. The history he both created and tried to hide means he should never coach football again regardless of the volume or tone with which he says “I’m sorry.” His most sincere apology would be to move the heck on with his life.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pharm Frog, post: 2690792, member: 34435"] Have no idea why you singled out “veiled in Christianity” for enhanced revulsion. As for me, you could have stopped at “second chance” and I’d have been in complete agreement. He’s not incarcerated. His liberty is not being curtailed. While I believe in forgiveness, I absolutely do not believe that forgiveness necessarily carries the right to “second chances” - defined as being able to do that which you were doing when you demonstrated abhorrent character and judgement. And I don’t give a rat’s ass whether he apologizes or not. Makes no difference in my opinion. Must he cry? Must a super majority of listeners rate it as sincere? Sometimes you forfeit the privilege of doing something you love because of your behavior. If someone will hire him he can do a radio show. He could own a car dealership. Write a book. Be a speaker at coaching conferences. Lots of things. The history he both created and tried to hide means he should never coach football again regardless of the volume or tone with which he says “I’m sorry.” His most sincere apology would be to move the heck on with his life. [/QUOTE]
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