• “If anyone dares say I’m wrong when I’m angry and publicly criticise Jimmy Kimmel — I swear I will destroy my hockey career right here, because I will never allow the soul of the deceased to be turned into a disgusting joke on national television.”
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    “If anyone dares say I’m wrong when I’m angry and publicly criticise Jimmy Kimmel — I swear I will destroy my hockey career right here, because I will never allow the soul of the deceased to be turned into a disgusting joke on national television.”

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    A Declaration Beyond the Ice

     

    Pride, Responsibility, and the Price of Public Words

    Imagined Public and Media Reactions

    The Ethical Angle: Respecting Memory vs. Free Expression

     

    A Lesson for Real-World Celebrities

     

    Conclusion: A Powerful Statement, a Stark Reminder

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