Comments Thread For: Mayweather Dubs Himself “Ghostbuster,” Rips Guerrero

[Marvellous1]

Wrong religion, Weebs. The Ten Commandments are a fundamental of ******* not Christianity.

However your sentiment is spot on. Carrying guns is not inkeeping with the Christian faith. That makes someone who judges others' behaviour, a hypocrite.

[Biolink]

Whats wrong with having a picture of Marilyn Monroe?

Nothing if Robert didn't put on his Godly act, but Marilyn Monroe was a junkie whore. Not a "Godly" woman by most definitions(Not that I give a shyt about religion).

[Calabis]

I wonder how someone gets to the point of having such a big ego, then I think about the facts... the guy has no class, outside of boxing is anything but smart, is a woman beating thug... the list goes on and on. And all he can come up with against Guerrero is that he was driving his truck around, and has a Marilyn Monroe image in his home. Wow, maybe Lil Floydie needs to realize he really isn't that bright, and that, just because he says it, doesn't make it f ing proficient. Every time he opens his huge mouth now, he thinks he's exuding some wise proverb that, if we don't bow down to it, he thinks we're being disrespectful to his alleged legacy. And now he says he's never heard of Guerrero. What a pompous jurrrk. I will laugh while Guerrero is busting him up for 12 rounds, because that will happen. Win or lose, Floydie and his big trap will be even more busted up than after the Cotto fight.

Floyd didn't finish high school...he comes from a ******....he never claimed to be a scholar...last time I checked he claims go be great at boxing? Guess what he is and may be one of the smartest fighters to ever step in the ring. His ability to adjust and think in the ring is unmatched right now.

So u can call him a idiot, claim that he's ignorant. ..but dude is smart enough to make millions and land record deals.

[radioraheem]

Not necessarily. There is absolutely nothing wrong with a Christian having a gun if used for defense. Biblically, the problem Guerrero has is that he broke the law in the way he transported it, that's all. Turning the other cheek is one thing, but Jesus didn't condone people standing by being killed and not defending them self, their family or others.

Show me in the Bible where Jesus specifically condoned using violence against others. We are discussing Jesus here, not Muhammed. The Jesus of the Bible never taught self defense in the form of violence. Never! He preached "turn the other cheek." Keep in mind, the story of his death is the most perfect example of his teachings.

Jesus got accused of something he did not do -- he didn't try to fight the charges. He accepted the charges instead. Then he got beat up badly, he never tried to defend himself. Then he got hung on the "cross" and died. And the entire time, he never tried to defend himself through violence. His teaching of self defense was never about using violence. So yes, there is something wrong with a Christian using a gun for self defense, as it violates the teachings and actions of their "Lord" and "Savior."

[ddangerous]

Yeah, Floyd yaps about whatever. Good or bad. But he makes no mistake in trying to front like he's some beacon of righteousness. Anyways, I don't think he was reaching whatsoever.

Marilyn Monroe is far, far, far from being a representation of the born-again Christian faith. The big thing though is that, with all that righteousness promotion and all the Jesus and Bible promotion, Guerrero is caught running around with a gun. You would think that it would be Floyd running around with a gun, and not Guerrero. Instead, it is Guerrero.

And a gun, a lethal weapon, is far far far faaaaar away from being something representing born again Christians. Definitely not something in the teachings of Jesus that Guerrero likes to preach. And the very fact that Guerrero is very likely to have to do prison time in Riker's Island of all places -- is quite interesting to say the least.

Not necessarily. There is absolutely nothing wrong with a Christian having a gun if used for defense. Biblically, the problem Guerrero has is that he broke the law in the way he transported it, that's all. Turning the other cheek is one thing, but Jesus didn't condone people standing by being killed and not defending them self, their family or others.

I agree whole-heartedly with megadeth on this one. Jesus taught to turn the other cheek, that is 100% true. And as an individual, I think that is the most remarkable way a human being can handle confrontation that is powerful enough to leave a mark and potentially change the aggressor when they witness what true love really is. However, when it comes to protecting your family, specifically women and children, I do not believe God looks down upon those who will give their life for their family or extinguish the threat by any means possible. This is something that is left to interpretation in the Bible, and is something an individual will just have to deal with when they come face to face with God in Judgement. I would never sit by and let someone harm my family, but I would also never harm someone unprovoked, ever.

THe difference being Floyd doesn't go around with an elegant little sl*t attitude criticizing people for not being perfect citizens frequently like Guerrero has been recently.

For me, people don't get a pass on their bad behavior simply because they don't criticize others and have a 'live and let live' attitude. Floyd contradicts himself completely by calling out Ghost on his morality considering his life creed of whatever makes you happy. Considering the lifestyle Floyd lives, calling out Guerrero for mudding in a truck and having a picture of a deceased Hollywood star from another generation is hilarious to me. EVERYONE is a hypocrite in this life. Does not mean folks who try to be better people, suddenly don't deserve their stripes. Guerrero takes care of his wife, his kids, and attempts to be an upstanding citizen. He doesn't like the way Mayweather conducts himself considering what a huge impact on society, young people in particular, he has, and I agree with him wholeheartedly.

[sicko]

That is the problem when you claim to be Religious, you have to work even harder to keep your imagine flawless, it is much more pressure to live up to your religious imagine then it is to just be "THE VILLAIN" because it is so many damn temptations especially when your famous and have a lot of money

Robert Guerrero seems OK and a good guy but his father is a little Crazy

[mathed]

Funny people calling Monroe all kinds of names, what about the people that ******ed her when she was a child? They are righteous I assume? God forgives the meek and broken.

[mathed]

Show me in the Bible where Jesus specifically condoned using violence against others. We are discussing Jesus here, not Muhammed. The Jesus of the Bible never taught self defense in the form of violence. Never! He preached "turn the other cheek." Keep in mind, the story of his death is the most perfect example of his teachings.

Jesus got accused of something he did not do -- he didn't try to fight the charges. He accepted the charges instead. Then he got beat up badly, he never tried to defend himself. Then he got hung on the "cross" and died. And the entire time, he never tried to defend himself through violence. His teaching of self defense was never about using violence. So yes, there is something wrong with a Christian using a gun for self defense, as it violates the teachings and actions of their "Lord" and "Savior."

Ever read David and Goliath?

[seasider]

If a picture of Marilyn Monroe and a dirty truck is the best Floyd can come up with on questioning Guerrero's moral character, then it must be a slow news day for him to make such a petty accusation.

Yes, Guerrero like Pacquiao and Holyfield likes wearing his Christian beliefs on his sleeve and he probably shouldn't have said what he said when he was on the 700 club. But this is all part of Floyd's pre-game strategy, playing mind games. He wants Guerrero and his father to get pissed and respond.

[radioraheem]

Ever read David and Goliath?

David and Goliath is part of the Old Testament. Christianity is heavily based upon the teachings of Jesus Christ in the New Testament, hence why they call themselves Christians. Guerrero refers to himself as a Christian.