Max Mosley video , bigger than spitzer oooh

[Admin007]

http://jalopnik.com/373884/f1-boss-m...-video-scandal

[capitus]

Damn. It's a good thing I don't know who Max Mosley is.

[bean]

I think that it would be safe to say that myself and Admin are the only two on this board that know who he is
Max is the president of the FIA the governing body for motorsports

[Pat]

Wrong

Bean,
Just plain Wrong, Lots of F 1 fans here on this board.

Pat

[HairyChest]

You can count me as an F1 fan as well.

I wonder who taped the sessions?

[Andrew69]

It is a bizarre story and we all have our own societal unacceptable "fetishes" (personally I prefer preferences I think fetishes is belittling to both parties). From what I understand he performed as the Nazi guard and as the prisoner. To be honest I am not sure what to think, I am sure if I was Jewish &/or the descendant of a holocaust survivor I would be very upset.

1. This was his own personal sexual fetish, should it be private and not our business?

2. Can someone have a sexual fetish like this without being an admirer of the Nazis and an anti-Semite?

3. Was this more about domination and submission than the Nazis and the Jewish people?

4. Should the fact that Mosely's father was the head of the British party factor unto our assessment or is that unfair?

5. BMW and Mercedes were quick to denounce his actions and call for his resignation. Is this more about their guilt during WW2 than Mosley's action or are their calls independent & justified?

6. Ferrari has been silent about this, what should we infer from that if anything?

just playing devil's advocate.

[HairyChest]

Great questions, Andrew69.

In some part, of course, I'm willing to accept and sort of sexual preference. After all, nothing turns me on more than some shemale sticking her cock in my mouth. For most folks, that's pretty weird. So I am willing to accept some dude wanting a girl to whip his ass until it's so raw it bleeds. I don't get it, but I understand we all want something different.

I know that most of the friends I have wouldn't understand me putting my cock in some t-girls ass, so I understand not "sharing" my fetish with others.

That being said, I do think this is too far and too much. For me, I would have been find with Mosley pretending to be beaten by an SS officer. As soon as it started to include any sort of role play associated with the death camps, though, I thought that went too far. It's a thin line, I know, but it's as obbvious line to me. It's one thing to pretend that than SS officer is beating your ass, it's a whole other thing to pretend that you've spent some time in a death camp and some how survived.

That's my personal opinion, of course, and it could differ from others. But if I were to answer your questions...

1. This was his own personal sexual fetish, should it be private and not our business?

If you are going to be a public figure, you must assume your personal fetishes will be brought out in the open.

I, as a t-girl lover, would love if some of the other famous t-girl lovers (I'm talking to you Eddie Murphy) would come out and say, "Hey, I'm normal, I just like chicks with dicks."

But until that point, I take advantage of any unexpected exposures that happen. I wouldn't want it to happen to me, but I also understand that the more exposure that we t-girl admirers get, the more it becomes common place.

2. Can someone have a sexual fetish like this without being an admirer of the Nazis and an anti-Semite?
3. Was this more about domination and submission than the Nazis and the Jewish people?

I assume that the answer to this is that Mosley isn't an anti Semite, but rather as a sub saw an opportunity to put his submission tendencies into a historical contexts. I don't understand it, but I am willing to give him the benefit of the doubt.

5. BMW and Mercedes were quick to denounce his actions and call for his resignation. Is this more about their guilt during WW2 than Mosley's action or are their calls independent & justified?
6. Ferrari has been silent about this, what should we infer from that if anything?

The germans are ultra sensitive about any references to Nazism. I have observed that any distance Germans can make between them and the Nazis, they will take it. Germans are quick to dismiss any sort of good that came from the Nazi regime.

The Italians, on the other hand, I think have more even view of Mussolini and his facist state. They are more willing to accept some sort of value from the Italian facists that followed Mussolini.

Of course, the reality of any regime is that there was both good and bad. For the Nazis and the Italian Facists, the strong majority of people would agree that the bad FAR outweighed the good. (I certainly agree that bad outweighed the good). But BMW, Mercedes Benz and Ferarrir all benefited from the facist governments that supported them during WWII. I think the fact that the Germans were quick to denounce the actions of Mosley speaks more to their underlying guilt than any other actions.

just playing devil's advocate.

I appreciate that. I often am the advocate for the devil.