Tiger5150
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But did any of these guys antagonise opposition fans?
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But did any of these guys antagonise opposition fans?
Just from general vibe I’d go:
Flick him and sign Bin Laden.
Bin Laden seems more a rangy middle forward to me.
He is a difference maker in attack. He should be near our best 17.
Cronulla also gave him a shot despite having seen his defence. Just like us, do you think they weren't aware of his defence before they offered him a trial? The thing they couldn't see until he rocked up at pre-season training was his attitude.
He is our most direct running edge forward, which is something we have all been on here wanting for 2 years at least.
"Globally, 1 in 3 women experience some form of violence in their lifetime, whereas in the Pacific, that number increase to 2 out of 3."
Look at you going off half cocked, again.
It is literally legal in some parts of the world you virtue signaling dope. In some places it is only technically illegal because they want foreign aid from more civilised countries. This is why Chinese foreign aid is so attractive: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12116-023-09381-4
My 11 year old daughter bullies me, so no, it's not part of my culture. I think DV is abhorrent, but I recognise it is due to my Western cultural upbringing. I certainly won't be claiming my culture is better than less technologically developed cultures that are less able to benefit from gender equality.
Yes we signed him to a long deal with top 30 in the final year. No doubt we figured out his attitude early on or he would've played first grade by now. He has been carving up in reserve grade. Certainly outplaying the likes of Lorenzo Mulitalo, in both attack and defence.
If he was an especially bad defender do you think he would've been signed in the first place? In reserve grade he tackles at over 85% in the centres.
What a disgusting bigoted bit of cherrypicking. You actually said in his culture (Samoan) it is expected to discipline their families with violence. No cherrypicked UN statement can justify that. Samoan men are not expected to be violent to women and to suggest so is flat out racist."Globally, 1 in 3 women experience some form of violence in their lifetime, whereas in the Pacific, that number increase to 2 out of 3."
United Nations Statement on Violence Against Women and Girls, Samoa, 2021
“I appealed for an end to violence everywhere, now. But violence is not confined to the battlefield. For many women and girls, the threat looms largest where they should be safest. In their own homes.” - António Guterres, UN Secretary-General The United Nations calls on Samoa to uphold its...samoa.un.org
"In some parts of the world" you deflective merkin.
www.samoapolice.ws
Like NZ and Australia? Auva'a lived in NZ and Aus since he was in primary school. Ive lived and worked in polynesia. They are NOT expected to bash their wives you bigot. In all the polynesian cultures Ive been involved in the women are held in the highest regard. It is usually the eldest women who are the most revered and many of the communities are matriarchal.
