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Originally Posted by Strange Brew
I agree. But forgiveness doesn't equal no consequences.
He can be forgiven and still not be considered fit to ever coach again in the NHL. Just like I could forgive someone without hiring them to work for me.
Personally, as great a coach as he might be, I want the Flames to find a different qualified person to coach the team.
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I am guessing you feel pretty strongly about the trust issue.
So you have never been forgiven, or you have never treated someone badly? You have never encountered a situation where you didn't speak up for someone but you should have? What happens if you get a speeding ticket you pay the fine, yet you can still drive again?
So you feel Q's consequences are above repair and he should not coach again?
I think the purpose of rehab is to realize what he did wrong learn from It and get better. What if you got a speeding ticket and could never drive again, what would be the point of the consequence?