The thing I love most about the Sonny Bill Williams sponsorship fiasco

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The thing I love most about the Sonny Bill Williams sponsorship fiasco is watching boofhead sports broadcasters and the less cerebral parts of the rugby watching public intellectually struggle with the concept of ethics, philosophy and conscientious objection.

They’re like a wet kitten trying to work out using a typewriter – a-d-o-r-a-b-l-e!

Looking into the eyes of the boofhead sports broadcasters as they try to conceptualise SBWs ethical stance is just one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen on NZ television.

The mere idea that a human being isn’t just some by-product of corporate banking sponsorship is too large a mental leap for boofhead sports broadcasters to comprehend and the confusion on their faces as they attempt such mental gymnastics looks like a hilarious mix between irritation and severe sun burn.

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They come across like guppies out of water with their gills frantically sucking in air as they struggle to understand what a conscientious objection is.

The rugby watching public are little better. The backlash in favour of a person being a corporate slave would be funny if it weren’t so sad. At no point have any of those rugby boofheads even paused in their condemnation of SBW to consider the injustice of a capitalist society allowing Banks grotesque profit margins via their use of usury, oh no, their issue is that Sonny Bill Williams thinks he’s better than us!

Negative egalitarianism at its finest.

May SBW long continue keeping that confused look on their wee faces.

 

 

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  1. Good on SBW.

    For starters it raises the point that banks are not our friends and are in fact sucking the life out of this and many other economies simply to maximise returns to investors. All that money on overpriced houses that could have gone anywhere else but to the banks. Think about that!

    And this man is clearly evolving. And even better in his latest iteration he has done it to rugby where no one but no one every rocks the boat and the thickest of sheep mentality prevails.

    Where is Richie and Dan when they need em?

  2. I never used to like Sonny Bill Williams, simply because I was fed up reading and hearing about his chopping and changing sporting codes. I thought he was so overrated and who cared anyway.

    However, since Sonny Bill became a Muslim I have changed my tune. It seems his choice of religion has made him a much better man with strong ethical principles and moral values. He seems more confident and outright, living his life through honesty, kindness and goodness.

    NZ needs more Kiwis of the calibre of Sonny Bill Williams. The country would be a much better place for it.

    Go Sonny Bill, you are a shining star in every respect.

  3. “Looking into the eyes of the boofhead sports broadcasters as they try to conceptualise SBWs ethical stance is just one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen on NZ television.”

    Nice try, but (unfortunately) this has exactly NOTHING to do with ethics. This has EVERYTHING to do with Islam Sharia Law (SBW is a converted Muslim). The media should ask him what his thoughts are surrounding ISIL and their “righteous” effort to reform the caliphate. It would be quite amusing.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_banking_and_finance
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caliphate

  4. Me like rugby. Bank make rugby happen. Me like bank.
    He play rugby. Why he no like bank?
    Head hurt.
    Me drink beer now.

    • That will encapsulate the level of discussion on this matter for many in this wonderful country.
      An opportunity to discuss the mere existence of legalised money printing and extortion as practised by the bankstas, and their parasitic relationship with dependent debt slaves locked into a soul-destroying financial system will pass by untouched.

  5. I am not religious but any belief system that does not promote and perpetuate greed like corporate banks will get my support .SBW
    has shown guts and integrity.The rugby community will survive
    because they know that one individual will not rock the boat
    so what is all the distress about?

  6. To be honest generalizing everyone in this country with an interest in rugby as being a boofhead etc is simply displaying the same ignorance you are all trying so hard to parody.

    I am left / love rugby / understand SBW’s stance and believe the best way for BNZ to handle this is to simply accept the removal of their logo.

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