Just watched the reply on ESPN and they did a nice edit job so you didn’t see it or hear anything about it
Kind of the way the institution handles anything they don't want programmed into the sheep minds. Censor, ignore and discredit the source and the information. Typical. So the guy who assaults the person protesting animal murder is the good guy while the protestors are portrayed as lunatics because their narrative is not accepted, even though it's morally righteous. Yeah, we get it, hamburgers taste good so the murdered animals are ignored as long as they taste good on the dinner table and make an industry along with the branches rich.
lol I agree with Steve somewhat. Don’t blame Joey for reacting to an intruder on stage (could have been dangerous) and don’t blame the media corporation for editing it out to improve their product, HOWEVER, the activist will be seen as morally correct in the far future when we stop eating meat.
Just watched the reply on ESPN and they did a nice edit job so you didn’t see it or hear anything about it
Kind of the way the institution handles anything they don't want programmed into the sheep minds. Censor, ignore and discredit the source and the information. Typical. So the guy who assaults the person protesting animal murder is the good guy while the protestors are portrayed as lunatics because their narrative is not accepted, even though it's morally righteous. Yeah, we get it, hamburgers taste good so the murdered animals are ignored as long as they taste good on the dinner table and make an industry along with the branches rich.
Whatever happened to that Japanese guy who was a better hot dog consumer than Joey? It 's like Joey is the BTC of hot dog chompers, with the contests all rigged to have him win.
Whatever happened to that Japanese guy who was a better hot dog consumer than Joey? It 's like Joey is the BTC of hot dog chompers, with the contests all rigged to have him win.
In 2010, Takeru Kobayashi had a contract dispute with Major League Eating, which sanctions the vast majority of the famous eating contests, including Coney Island. After that he's basically been eating in relative obscurity.
Chestnut certainly did not choke him out. But considering that all the activist did was jostle him, Chestnut putting the arm around his neck and throwing him down does not seem called for. Looks like assault by Chestnut.
Yes, kind of how Chris Rock assaulted Will Smith's hand with the side of his face. I'd call that assault, too!
Choking an animal rights activist seems a bit extreme, no?
Its a sport with a cash prize award of $10,000 for the win. My question is if you were winning a race and some a$$ hole came out of nowhere and interrupted your rhythm would you not react? Joey Chesnut is a serious athlete who takes his craft serious and any of the athletes in these contests should be respected during a competition.
The activist brushed past Chestnut to get to the front of stage. Activist then had back to Chestnut. Activist was paying zero attention to Chestnut. Chestnut came from behind activist, putting arm around the activist's neck, and quickly threw the activist down. Assault.
Full disclosure I eat everything including meat and hotdogs ('mystery meat'). Just noticing that Chestnut assaulted someone. Brave guy, jumping someone from behind.
The activist brushed past Chestnut to get to the front of stage. Activist then had back to Chestnut. Activist was paying zero attention to Chestnut. Chestnut came from behind activist, putting arm around the activist's neck, and quickly threw the activist down. Assault.
Full disclosure I eat everything including meat and hotdogs ('mystery meat'). Just noticing that Chestnut assaulted someone. Brave guy, jumping someone from behind.
Your right Joey Chestnut was assaulted. He already had a broken leg and the activist who trespassed to get on the stage assaulted an already injured Chestnut.