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The most shocking thing to me was Payne's speech upon Woods return to Augusta. Those words were despicable and wreaked of racism, slavery and entitlement. I would imagine if Nicklaus, Payne and Palmer were examined, they would've reeked with the same foul stench of infidelity Woods did. I absolutely believe this was a public whipping. It was completely disgusting. The other side of it, which was shocking to me, was that Jemele Hill and Stephen A. Smith cast stones at Tiger Woods at his lowest point. Earl was right, Tiger did end up transcending golf. At the end of the day, he was a father, addict and golfer. He never admits to being an addict, which is somewhat concerning, but, quite frankly, it's none of our business what his personal life entails. Tiger has mental hardware most of us only dream of, but his pompous attitude and confidence mix together in a bowl that equals winner. He should've stood up and employed the public with the ideals of a close ally and friend....'I'm not a role model'. Oh...and shame on the paparazzi. There truly is a special place in the Inferno for them. Cattle calling and publicly admonishing a woman in front of her children? Unreal.