Originally posted by fischer777I would like to remember him dead and buried under a mound of dog sh-t.
i think fischer just wants to feel secure. this is due to his past growing up poor due to only one parent that had to support two kids. this also caused his "myself" personality which he feels he is alone and everything he earns, he has done himself with no one to help him. in addition i think he is afraid of being controlled(another reason he hated the ...[text shortened]... willingness for being the best was unparalled. i hope one day he will come back and play again.
Originally posted by TRAINS44Well, if you don't give a sh-t, why do you say such nasty things about him? Might as well go to Iceland and actually bury him under a mound of dog sh-t.
Again, who gives a sh-t. I hope he loves you too. In fact why dont you fly to Iceland and stay with him?
Originally posted by TRAINS44Grow up. The Fish was the greatest chess player the US ever produced (well, maybe Morphy was) and the politicans kissed his a** when he won the World Championship. Then 20 years later they want to put him in prison for playing chess. Bobby's never been toooooo rational anyway, but I can see where that pushed him over the edge (he obviously didn't have far to go). His remarks about 9/11 were appalling, but so what? He's got the right to say whatever he thinks and he was screwed by the US government. Give the hate-mongering against the best thing that ever happened to US chess a rest.
Again, who gives a sh-t. I hope he loves you too. In fact why dont you fly to Iceland and stay with him?
Originally posted by schakuhrMaybe you know not what he said on radio of 9/11 in the Phillipines. People on this thread consider him a God! 3000 innocent people dead on 9/11 and he "PRAISES THE TERRORISTS RESPONSIBLE". I couldn't care how good in chess he was. May he die in hell.
Well, if you don't give a sh-t, why do you say such nasty things about him? Might as well go to Iceland and actually bury him under a mound of dog sh-t.
Originally posted by no1marauderI see all you can see is how good he was in chess. Such a MINOR thing. Had you a relative in 9/11, you'd see it a lot different, I'm certain. His comments would have you reeling and you'd forget his chess accomplishments.
Grow up. The Fish was the greatest chess player the US ever produced (well, maybe Morphy was) and the politicans kissed his a** when he won the World Championship. Then 20 years later they want to put him in prison for playing chess. Bobby's never been toooooo rational anyway, but I can see where that pushed him over the edge (he obviously didn't have ...[text shortened]... overnment. Give the hate-mongering against the best thing that ever happened to US chess a rest.
Originally posted by TRAINS44His comments are a "minor thing" as they didn't kill anyone. His chess accomplishments led to a rapid growth of chess in the US and many more opportunities for people to play in the US. American chessplayers shouldn't, and don't, regard that as a "minor" thing. Fischer's comments are reprehensible, but he ain't a terrorist, he's a chessplayer and the greatest we ever produced. Try to get some perspective.
I see all you can see is how good he was in chess. Such a MINOR thing. Had you a relative in 9/11, you'd see it a lot different, I'm certain. His comments would have you reeling and you'd forget his chess accomplishments.
Originally posted by JusuhBS. Why should he face 10 years in prison at the hands of a government he can't stand for a law he, and many others, feel was unjust? If he doesn't want to return to the US and the US has no grounds for extradition, leave him alone.
yea fischer has gone nuts. and by hiding in iceland he just shows what a coward he is. he should get back usa and face the accusations.
Originally posted by no1marauderYou cant force this dirtbag down my throat. I'm blind to all his "contributions" and what the bag stands for. If you admire him, fine, I respect that.
His comments are a "minor thing" as they didn't kill anyone. His chess accomplishments led to a rapid growth of chess in the US and many more opportunities for people to play in the US. American chessplayers shouldn't, and don't, regard that as a "minor" thing. Fischer's comments are reprehensible, but he ain't a terrorist, he's a chessplayer and the greatest we ever produced. Try to get some perspective.
Originally posted by TRAINS44I admire his games and his acheivements in chess; I have no use for his insane politics. I have to admit that I was a 14 year old player when Fischer won the World Championship and it was the only time I can ever remember chess being on the front page of the newspaper. It was an exciting time and it did lead to a great growth in chess in the US. Fischer was a great disappointment when he didn't defend his title and his comments regarding 9/11 and other nutjob political statements tarnish the man, but I do choose to focus on the games and the good he did for chess.
You cant force this dirtbag down my throat. I'm blind to all his "contributions" and what the bag stands for. If you admire him, fine, I respect that.
Originally posted by no1marauderOkay. You're intitled to feel that way. All I know is that there is no one on earth I loathe more
I admire his games and his acheivements in chess; I have no use for his insane politics. I have to admit that I was a 14 year old player when Fischer won the World Championship and it was the only time I can ever remember chess being on the front page of the newspaper. It was an exciting time and it did lead to a great growth in chess in the US. Fischer ...[text shortened]... statements tarnish the man, but I do choose to focus on the games and the good he did for chess.
than fisher. (Second to Ossama)