Khabib Nurmagomedov chronicles

**TheMaestro** · 10-09-2018, 04:22 PM

Degestan looks like a nice place, beautifull mountains.

**Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas** · 10-09-2018, 04:27 PM

That documentary made me sympathize with Khabib when I first saw it to be honest. What an honourable man, I thought to myself.

Then a few days later a video spawned with Khabib laughing and mocking at homeless people, asking them to do push-ups for money on the middle of the street with people passing by and suddenly I was reminded for the thousand time why I should never trust Muslims and their "higher Islamic morality" hypocritical bullshit.

**Teutone** · 10-09-2018, 04:30 PM

Originally Posted by Viriato

That documentary made me sympathize with Khabib when I first saw it to be honest. What an honourable man, I thought to myself.

Then a few days later a video spawned with Khabib laughing and mocking at homeless people, asking them to do push-ups for money on the middle of the street with people passing by and suddenly I was reminded for the thousand time why I should never trust Muslims and their "higher Islamic morality" hypocritical bullshit.

I already thought the actions after the fight were disgustuing.

Provokations prior to a fight are normal business to sell more tickets, after a fight this is over and you celebrate, not jump into the crowd.

You are portugese, do you think Ronaldo jumps into the crowd of football fans after being insulted?

**Kaspias** · 10-09-2018, 04:34 PM

Originally Posted by Viriato

That documentary made me sympathize with Khabib when I first saw it to be honest. What an honourable man, I thought to myself.

Then a few days later a video spawned with Khabib laughing and mocking at homeless people, asking them to do push-ups for money on the middle of the street with people passing by and suddenly I was reminded for the thousand time why I should never trust Muslims and their "higher Islamic morality" hypocritical bullshit.

this is like "oh i broke my leg, i should never trust Muslims."

**frankhammer** · 10-09-2018, 04:37 PM

Felsenaffe

**Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas** · 10-09-2018, 04:41 PM

Originally Posted by Teutone

I already thought the actions after the fight were disgustuing.

Provokations prior to a fight are normal business to sell more tickets, after a fight this is over and you celebrate, not jump into the crowd.

Both fighters were wrong at certain points. I am more inclined to sympathize with Conor merely because he is at least authentic. We know he is a thrash talker but at least he doesn't go around making biographical documentaries of himself handing money and candies to kids to later on be spotted mocking homeless people. This is even more hypocritical when Islamic jurisprudence clearly states that Muslims should help those in need, especially the homeless.

Originally Posted by Teutone

You are portugese, do you think Ronaldo jumps into the crowd of football fans after being insulted?

Lol, no he doesn't do that. He actually thrives from the hate he gets, he loves it and makes him want to be always better. He is not the best example nevertheless as he sometimes behaves quite childishly.

**Teutone** · 10-09-2018, 04:43 PM

Originally Posted by Viriato

Both fighters were wrong at certain points. I am more inclined to sympathize with Conor merely because he is at least authentic. We know he is a thrash talker but at least he doesn't go around making biographical documentaries of himself handing money and candies to kids to later on be spotted mocking homeless people. This is even more hypocritical when Islamic jurisprudence clearly states that Muslims should help those in need, especially the homeless.

Lol, no he doesn't do that. He actually thrives from the hate he gets, he loves it and makes him want to be always better. He is not the best example nevertheless as he sometimes behaves quite childishly.

I dont care for any provokation before and after a fight, professionals would find peace beating the opponent in a fair fight.

**Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas** · 10-09-2018, 04:43 PM

Originally Posted by Kaspias

this is like "oh i broke my leg, i should never trust Muslims."

No, it is definitely not the same, you just can not get a grasp on reality.

**Kaspias** · 10-09-2018, 04:47 PM

**TheMaestro** · 10-09-2018, 05:12 PM

Originally Posted by Viriato

That documentary made me sympathize with Khabib when I first saw it to be honest. What an honourable man, I thought to myself.

Then a few days later a video spawned with Khabib laughing and mocking at homeless people, asking them to do push-ups for money on the middle of the street with people passing by and suddenly I was reminded for the thousand time why I should never trust Muslims and their "higher Islamic morality" hypocritical bullshit.

I see nothing bad in this video, he is clearly in LA, where the crack-heads are, I have no sympathy for them, not saying all of them are bad but anyways, he is giving them money for push-ups not like he is laughing at them and fighting them? So I see nothing wrong about that to be honest. And to clear it out I was a huge Conor fan for 2-3 years.