nice
Nice
Carter Cooper
Jonathan Gray
what he said was pathetic but 7 months is fucking ridiculous.
Nolan Kelly
>Saying inappropriate things on Twitter
>Much harsher repercussions than putting other people's lives at risk by DUI
social media was a mistake
Michael Wood
revolting
Isaiah Miller
ayy
Matthew Smith
keke
Henry Murphy
you can get real life penalisations for online shitposting?
what a time to be alive
Samuel Davis
>drink-driving
Aaron Johnson
this
>being a multimillionaire
>not having a chauffeur
Joshua Fisher
>progressive liberalism was a mistake
fixted that for you
Henry Ortiz
what a joke
Easton Campbell
Non-league shitters BTFO THE FUCK OUT
Jeremiah Anderson
Seven-month ban is by the FA
£20,000 fine is by the courts
Regardless, drink-driving is a victimless crime.
Brody Moore
>Victimless
20k is not enough. drunk driving should be 1 month of salary, before taxes.
Thomas Miller
does your country give 200k speeding tickets?
Jace Scott
Show me the victim of Firmino's drink-driving.
Leo Jones
Drunk driving should be jail for life or death
Jayden Roberts
>drink-driving is a victimless crime.
You're a fucking idiot.
Brandon Smith
Prove me wrong. Show me the victim of Firmino's drink-driving.
Kayden Hall
there is literally nothing wrong with driving drunk as long as you dont do it too often and arent completely wasted. also stick to the back roads. thats literally what they are for
Ian Perry
Just because one instance didn't lead to an accident, doesn't mean driving drunk doesn't greatly increase the risk of an accident.
Owen Lopez
Depends on the salary, but no, it isn't that high.
Who the fuck cares? He still put people in danger, by getting behind that steering wheel.
Benjamin Morris
>Russian Roulette is a fun game for the whole family!
Bentley Howard
An increase of risk is not a victim.
Angel Nguyen
>semantic autism
we get it you're a liverpool fan. can you just admit drunk driving is morally much worse than sending a mean tweet, considering one can kill innocent people and the other involves hurt feelings?
Charles Nguyen
I can understand the tweet getting the player released from the team as it's the companies decision not the criminal justice system.
However the fact that it's such a small fine compared to how much he earns a week is ridiculous. Especially as moronic scousers will look at Firmino as a role model.
Also, I saw that some American businessman (can't remember what he actually did) got fired for sending a tweet to Patton Oswalt about his dead wife and all Patton's fans contacted his employer & clients. Social media was a mistake