what constitutes heroism is like a dick measuring contest. That pizza guy that got all the kids out of a burning house he was just driving by. That dude put himself in harms way to help others. 'hero culture' feels like a whole seperate debate. One can argue for or against making pro athletes someone children should want to emultate. That's the more cynical argument i have against some of it. I'm so sick of hearing athletes political opinions. Kid doesn't care man. Kids want to meet shaq, he's cool for just giiving his time idc. So that's why people that are too cynical can bugger off too ya know.
what constitutes heroism is like a dick measuring contest. That pizza guy that got all the kids out of a burning house he was just driving by. That dude put himself in harms way to help others. 'hero culture' feels like a whole seperate debate. One can argue for or against making pro athletes someone children should want to emultate. That's the more cynical argument i have against some of it. I'm so sick of hearing athletes political opinions. Kid doesn't care man. Kids want to meet shaq, he's cool for just giiving his time idc. So that's why people that are too cynical can bugger off too ya know.
That guy was just doing his job, and anyone else would've done the same thing in the same situation.
That guy was just doing his job, and anyone else would've done the same thing in the same situation.
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