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Originally Posted by dd74
Secondly, at the outset, it was Tiger's choice to make Tiger a public figure. He participated in a multitude of traditional and internet media to increase his public personae. By his actions alone, he became one of the most visible athletes on Earth.
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I've never bought the argument that if you are a public figure, the public owns you. I think that's nonsense.
I've never understood why Clinton agreed to answer some of the outrageously personal questions that were put to him.
I agree entirely with Tiger not answering questions. IMO though, he should not have held the press conference. I would simply have issued a statement saying "the personal difficulties I am having in my marriage are no one else's business". Full stop.