One thing shocked that no one has anything to say about his ordeal. No one.
Don't like golf.
Don't like people who are ashamed of their humanity in general, their blackness specifically. It's not even necessary.
I do not care for Tiger Woods, or how he comes across, but his existence does not offend me.
On an animal level, a cursory look at him in action marks him out as special. He has an intense free and yet contained physicality that is present in so many how are gifted athletically, whether dancers or heck just movers.
Imagine if Tiger had been the woman.
As far as we can tell, he was struck inside his own home fled to his car. Pursued by his spouse brandishing what could be a lethal weapon, which she allegedly proceeded to use to hit the car. This caused him to become, understandably distracted and crash into something hard and unyielding-at speed enough to injure/ concuss him apparently.
Is this an acceptable pursuit, regardless of the so called provocation?
I get the impression that he was absolutely terrified. Some people may find that amusing, that he was terrified of his wife's anger, That it's somehow OK, for a man to be in this position, but unconscionable if reversed.
I don't think so.
The extent of his fear meant that he could have sustained greater injury.
This from a woman who apparently on finding out of previous infractions was moved to re negotiate her pre-nup.
Classy.
It's interesting that one of the ladies Tiger dallied with, apologized to his wife, as if she's a big chief that must be palliated and paid tribute too.
Extraordinary.
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