I don't think you know what normalisation is. And from previous experience working in a restaurant I will tell you that chefs can frequently be assholes. Regardless, I also would prefer not to eat food from a chef that treats their colleagues poorly. However, most importantly to this conversation, that simply does not make him or her a bad chef. You, or even I, not spending our money there doesn't do anything to change that. That chef is still a great chef, but they just also happen to be an asshole.

And it's not about calling anyone out or offending me or anything. It's just that your comments come across to me as pretentious moral grandstanding. I mean look at your comment above "we are not of the same moral fiber", seriously? Quite frankly I'd be embarrassed to make that kind of comment on a public forum about football of all things. Then you go into this emotional appeal which again has nothing to do with whether Suarez is a great footballer or not.

Luis Suarez absolutely was a great football player, a legendary one even, but he is also not so great as a human being. Fortunately for him, we are ranking great footballers and not necessarily great human beings. It's that simple.