Comments on: Chris Brown steps out with another singer

By: FF

FF — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 17:16:28 +0000

He’d deserve a second chance if he would stand accountable for his actions; as it is according to him he did nothing wrong.

It’s not just the offence is all of his behaviour afterwards that makes him rather repugnant.

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By: L

Wed, 15 Apr 2009 04:19:00 +0000

Gaah. It is hard to know where to stand on this issue. On one hand, chris deserves to be held accountable for his actions – beating rihanna. he should not get away with that. we have the proof he did it.

But, he does deserve a second chance. However, I will not be giving him a second chance until he somehow makes me believe that he is worthy eg that he has learned from his mistakes. We all make mistakes, the most you can really ask is that we learn from them and don’t make them again. I have no way of knowing whether or not he has learned from his mistakes until he finds a way to show me he has… so I shall wait for that day. Until then, tread with caution!

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By: Antygrvity69

Antygrvity69 — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 22:18:33 +0000

So basically the majority of you are saying is that when a person does a bad thing, they are a worthless human being.. I hope you who judge harsh have a clean slate & your ready for the same judgment when your time comes.. Would I call this a mistake “of course not”, Chris Brown made a conscious decision to put his hands on this woman. But toss another human being aside & call him worthless..

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By: IvyMades

IvyMades — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 21:50:23 +0000

J-Lin, do you even have a soul? This crap isn’t funny. Thousand of women DIE every years at the hands of their partner. You disgust me.

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By: J-Lin

J-Lin — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 20:10:11 +0000

J. Ferber – You probably have a smart ass mouth like Rhianna and have been slapped in a couple of times too.

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By: IvyMades

IvyMades — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 19:47:04 +0000

Dear anonymous, reading your post made me sick. If someone made that “mistake” to you’re sister or daughter would YOU be so forgiving?

Stop for a moment, and think. Really THINK. Separate the celebrity from the man. Is the physical abuse still acceptable? How far is too far? Should he be held accountable IF he actually kills his next girlfriend?

He hasn’t shown any guilt or remorse for what he did to her. Only remorse for losing his endorsement. He makes me sick. And all of the people rushing to defend him and give him more chances also make me sick. Would you let it slide if it happened to you? Happened to someone you care about?

Until he admits he has a problem, goes to rehab, and domestic violence classes giving him a second isn’t warranted. I doubt I could give him a second chance personally. I won’t give Roman Polanski another chance (google it). Giving abusers second chances BEFORE they even tried to make any real amends just shows that it acceptable to do what they do to their VICTIMS.

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By: anonymous

anonymous — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 19:31:51 +0000

i know ill get a lot of heat for this but to me…. rihanna didnt look that bad, i saw two bruises and smeared blood on her lip.and i just kinda find it hard to believe her statement. i fight with guys all the time and one punch can cause alot of damage (professionally). so for some who is so advanced in martial arts, to repeatedly exert force on her so many times and the result is not the shamwow woman is mind boggling. HE MADE A MISTAKE, it was a fight gone array. I wouldnt call him a woman beater, he doesnt. HE SHOULD BE SENTENCED and HELD ACCOUNTABLE but for people who are denying his worth and wishing ill on him are no better than him. physical, mental and verbal intentions are all the same. so people on this site who are disregarding the fact that they’re not God and that they dont have the authority are in his boat.

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By: Miss C

Miss C — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 18:27:19 +0000

So abuse is a mistake?

Sorry, I’ll be sure to remember that next time I dream about the abuse I had to witness/go through when I was a young teenager. I guess hearing your older sister screaming for an hour while being beaten is just a mistake?

Why the hell are we excusing his behavior with this whole “It was just a big mistake?” I have NO sympathy for him. I am his age now and I don’t have to hit people when I get angry even though I grew up in the same environment, if not worse, than he did.

We don’t know what happened? Go look at the pictures of Rihanna after the abuse – what happened was he beat the crap out her. It is pretty clear-cut.

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By: irl

irl — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 18:18:55 +0000

Most everyone gets a second chance if they deserve it and go thru the steps to earn it. No one gets one with a bad attititude. Time will tell but so far. . .vacationing, playing, trying to manipulate RiRi, tip off the press for PR and getting a new GF so fast doesn’t indicate he’s working on that second chance. It’s very typical of abusive men to get involved with a new woman so fast. men who really change from being an abuser usually attend domestic violence classes and therapies. So far there are no reports of CB doing anything like that. Therefore it’s a matter of time before he can’t control this side of himself.

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By: Lydia

Lydia — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 16:53:37 +0000

I hope j. ferber and the other harsh critic don’t ever make a mistake that they will be hounded for the rest of your lives for. Sure someone gave you a second chance somewhere in your life.

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