Shawn Ray- Gurus, Killers & Liars

[Nike22]

Bumping an old thread here but Sean Ray for all his prissyness-crybaby-indoor sunglasses, etc has an excellent point at about the 5 min mark in the 3rd video.

Paraphrasing here:
When an athlete dies the police should be looking at the DMs between the athlete and the "guru". And when the guru was the person who gave the advice to take the product that killed the athlete that the guru should be held up on manslaughter charges.

There is a BIG difference between, for example, posting on a message board something dangerous like that "I take 800mg DNP every day" vs. telling someone who consistantly does what you tell them to to the letter "you should take 800mg DNP every day".

Gurus need to be held accountable.

 

[g.r.o.w.t.h.]

Bumping an old thread here but Sean Ray for all his prissyness-crybaby-indoor sunglasses, etc has an excellent point at about the 5 min mark in the 3rd video.

Paraphrasing here:
When an athlete dies the police should be looking at the DMs between the athlete and the "guru". And when the guru was the person who gave the advice to take the product that killed the athlete that the guru should be held up on manslaughter charges.

There is a BIG difference between, for example, posting on a message board something dangerous like that "I take 800mg DNP every day" vs. telling someone who consistantly does what you tell them to to the letter "you should take 800mg DNP every day".

Gurus need to be held accountable.

IMO this is an insane take. Every “athlete” has the personal responsibility to know what he/she is putting in his/her body. Manslaughter? No. That’s going down a dangerous road imo.

 

[qbkilla]

IMO this is an insane take. Every “athlete” has the personal responsibility to know what he/she is putting in his/her body. Manslaughter? No. That’s going down a dangerous road imo.

Agree. It's absurd to charge a "coach/guru" aka a person you pay to tell you how to lift, eat, take drugs when this happens.

Should Boston be charged for all the people that followed him and mimicked his carelessness? Should the source be tried for murder? This reminds me when they charged that clubhouse boy for getting the la Angels pitcher the drugs he od on. Charge him for selling drugs but he didn't murderer anyone. I'd label it suicide before Id consider calling it manslaughter.