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#71
11-11-2004, 06:09 AM
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Re: Moral Dillema on PartyPoker
I'm not sure why you would classify twang's ideas as liberal. I did mfing cartwheels on the 2nd and the thought of challenging this dude to HU 15/30 makes me sick.
I'm not saying I believe in this story either. if I thought there was any chance that it were true, how could I look at myself in the mirror? I couldn't, bleeding heart conservative OUT 
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#72
11-11-2004, 03:40 PM
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Re: Moral Dillema on PartyPoker
I am a big believer in personal responsibility, but I believe you crossed the line here. This guy was drowning and you tossed him an anchor. This is the kind of thing that really gives poker a bad name.
I'm glad you feel bad, you should. Fitz
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#73
11-11-2004, 04:32 PM
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Re: Moral Dillema on PartyPoker
What's the difference whether you take his money in a group setting or HU? Because others are there with you joining in makes it different? Your goal is still the same. Having others at the table doesn't change anything.
Remember, the guy also said he could 'afford' it. b
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