Posts by James Peterson

It seems like you have the memory of a goldfish, so let’s do a quick refresher here:

Rebecca Fox4 said:Hamilton's situation didn't have any direct impact on Alonso's race at all.....but what can you really say about a man who worries more about whether his neighbor's cow is going to drop dead than how he actually plans to drive his own machine...

To that vague little argument of yours, I provided an answer which you are now simply quoting and repeating back to me:

Rebecca Fox4 said:If Alonso had broken the rule too, he would have finished 3rd... maybe even 2nd. So much for your mental horizon.

So, essentially, because of Hamilton's rule violation and Alonso's compliance with that same rule, Hamilton secured a significant points advantage that could prove decisive by the end of the season... which means that what you're calling "Hamilton's case" absolutely affects Alonso and all the other title contenders as well...

stormybadger8, I’ve gotta say, I am totally signing off on your last five or six posts... just one solid, objective analysis after another mixed with some top-tier trolling—seriously, props to you.👍

Frank Collins85, I have to agree, this whole Ferrari lineup just isn't doing it for me either... I mean, if you actually take into account the raw driving talent and the personalities of everyone currently on the grid, Kimi is the absolute king—nobody else even comes close to his level.🙏🙏🙏

Rebecca Fox4 said:Hamilton's situation didn't have any direct impact on Alonso's race at all.....but what can you really say about a man who worries more about whether his neighbor's cow is going to drop dead than how he actually plans to drive his own machine...

I really don't know why you refuse to grasp this—I mean, seriously, 🤷 the point is that Hamilton didn't violate any rules; if he had, he would have dropped to 9th place, which means he’d be just one position ahead of Alonso rather than staying in 2nd. That matters immensely—and I don't just mean for this specific race, but in the broader context of everything (though, I suppose, depending on how wide one's mental horizon is, perhaps the gravity of the situation isn't quite as clear), and that is the entire championship standings at the end of the season..

Henry Morris3 said:Go ahead and troll along with your single-post accounts...

In my entire post (which was admittedly quite insulting, assuming you possess enough wit to actually recognize insults), you've picked out a single problematic snippet—specifically, the part where I suggested that an absolutely unbearable dose of stupidity and lack of decency, stemming from that absolute mess you have going on in your head, is what provoked me (even though I've been lurking on this forum for quite some time) to finally register and share my thoughts with my very first post. So, how else could I have possibly started other than from square one, Albert Einstein?
Since you haven't bothered to address any other part of my argument, I'll just assume that you either agree with me, or perhaps your intellectual capacity simply prevents you from mounting a satisfactory rebuttal..
It seems to me that your comparison of fans to drivers doesn't hold water, because honestly, I'm not sure the world could handle another person like you.. by the way, I'm not even an Alonso fan; this is merely an attempt at an objective assessment of a specific incident.. cheers ☕

Henry Morris3 said:Instead of actually worrying about his pace or whether he’s dropping a second per lap, he’s just over there rambling on about penalties and hoping someone else’s engine blows up... Honestly, I hope his car gives out before the race is even over.

If you have ever actually encountered a dictionary in your life—though, given our conversation, I highly doubt it—I don't think you've ever put one to use. But, with the best of intentions, I’ll leave you with a little homework: perhaps look up the definition of the word 'hypocrite' and see if any of it rings a bell...

Christian Williams61 said:I feel the exact same way about you👋

If I may, allow me to offer a categorization inspired by Con Aira—to me, you fall somewhere between a cockroach and that white film that builds up in the corners of your mouth when you're desperately thirsty.

Henry Morris3 said:Of course I'm not... but that doesn't mean I can't point out when someone is being completely incompetent or just acting soft...

All you're really doing is highlighting your own bird-sized brain...

Basically, it seems obvious to me that Alonso is coming from a place of moral superiority here—which, let's be honest, isn't always his strongest suit. Lewis gained so much more by bending the rules (even with his 'penalty') than Alonso did by following them. So, what's the issue with Alonso demanding they fix this absolute mess that cost him 15 points? If Lewis's penalty had been applied properly right after the SC pulled off the track during the first lap, it would have actually mattered... instead, it was totally ineffective... and unfair. Cheers. 😉