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Originally Posted by ZEUS
Yes you have a point, but, as you said, if you go to the game with your kid and your child sees such a behavior, what will he do when he grows up?!
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probably keep his trousers on
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Originally Posted by Prongs
This is a serious issue . Andrew Symonds of Australian cricket team recently shoulder barged a streaker in a ODI game in australia , and with the big body with all the helmet and crap , who knows what it could have happened for the streaker .
Most of them do it for the fun of it , like a dare thing , and all these idiots who call emself professionals , shouldn't just go and do this , its against the human rights !
Yes dahl , there are stewards to do that , they would be fined or put behind the bars and once that happens , they will realize that their kind of fun is not good for the society , but just imagine what would happen if the streaker kicks out your balls for scoring an own goal for your team ?
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ok, its probably not necessary to beat streakers but ive yet to read about the human right to strip in public sporting events when underage kids may be watching. Ive yet to see the right to indecent exposure or the one about tress passing.
If the streaker kicked the player for scoring an own goal, legally it will be unprovoked assault but perhaps if the player has a good lawyer he could make out that the streaker provoked him.
All in all, there is nothing funny or respectable about streakers. In my opinion, the moment you expose yourself is the moment you shouldnt expect anyone to respect you or to think of any rights you may have.
This is a professional football match, not a nudist convention.
IMO we should kick nudists out football, and kick em where it hurts too