Justin Bieber Attacked By Eggthrower At Sydney Concert--Was Chris Brown The Cause?

Here's a quote for you Hope......"Repetition does NOT transform a lie into a truth." FDR
Please do research before you make accusations that are NOT only unfounded but slanderous. Hopefully, this article is NOT a true reflection of your journalistic integrity or lack thereof. Did you ever consider that the eggthrower did it because Chris Brown was NOT there. Please go back and take Journalism 101, because you obviously missed the unit on "Make sure you have a reliable source."

People with "anger management issues" deserve a second chance, just like people with other issues! Justin who is a saint and an angel, may well be secretly and quietly giving Chris Brown the break and the lift that he needs! So Justin is influencing Chris, not the other way around !!!

How did eggs get past security checks? Its not a "prank" if Justin slips and breaks a bone! Should egg thrower be seen as attacker and charged by POLICE? Lets not forget last year Scooter was arrested for merely not sending a tweet !?! double standards?

Justin was arrested and questioned by Police last year in Laser Tag incident for merely defending himself from pushing and verbal assault, although not charged, people talked about double standards! So in Sydney we dont want 9 million Beleibers take the law into their own hands if egg thrower can walk free?

I was against chris performing with this guy for just this reason. anything goes wrong blame it on chris brown and then again as stated in the first comment was chris even there? does the media think they are doing the beiber justice. he is in the music business. he collaborated with ludicrous which was one of his biggest songs. keep this up and the beiber will be singing kiddie songs for his kiddie audience the rest of his career. I hope whomever threw the eggs were thrown out or arrested for assault if someone was hit with the egg.

After checking all the tweets from all of Justin's team members, look what we found - seems like Alfredo Flores admits to egg prank before it even happened? Friday 29th April he tweeted just 1 long word:- #PRANKSTERONTHELOOSE

OK its not the end of his career, just a big mistake. Usually the pranks are funny and they bring much needed laughter to our lives of stress, but this time he went too far and crossed the line. Eggs could have caused Justin to slip and break bones!

Also not set a good example! People always throwing stuff at Justin on stage! We still dont know for sure, but IF it was Justin's own team members, then how do they stop others doing it without that nasty word HYPOCRITE ?

......still love u guys but its nicer if u can confess like a man!

I'm a little old grandma and I love Justin Bieber. Anyone who throws eggs at him is a "sicko wacko" in my opinion. Probably jealous because his girlfriend liks Justin better than him ... LOL!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMV6L2MSLYs This video clearly shows all six eggs come directly from above....they couldn't have come from the crowd. The eggs fall exactly around Justin; they weren't thrown AT him but on top of him. The guys are always playing pranks on each other and Alfredo Flores tweeted before the show #prankstersontheloose with is the code for "Watch Out" somethings going to happen.

Hope you are a total dunce for writing this article, yet another attempt out of ignorance by the media to involve Chris Brown's name in anything negative. Chris was in Brisbane on Friday at his own show and he and Justin performed together on Wednesday night. Why couldn't you just report what happened without trying to create unnecessary controversary by throwing Chris Brown's name in the mix? This is so sad and pathetic.

And you are rude. You were obviously brought up in a barn. What's wrong with you people? Don't you have the manners or the education to express your opinion of someone's article without calling the person names?

Well right back at you, Kendra. You are entitled to your opinion about my article. But just because you disagree with what I wrote doesn't mean that you have the right to call me names. You Kendra are a jerk devoid of class and manners. You wear your rudeness as a badge of honor which is the part of the sick Zeitgeist of this age. That is sad and pathetic.

As for Chris Brown who is a woman bashing jerk, you obviously didn't read what I wrote, Dunce. I never said that Chris Brown was on stage WITH Justin Bieber when the eggs were thrown. I said he performed with Justin Bieber in Sydney which is true. I meant, Dunce, that perhaps someone was upset that JB would associate in any way with a nutjob who brutalizes women i.e. Chris Brown.

So I take it you are one the "people" who might have been upset that Justin brought Chris Brown on stage to perform with him at his show? If you knew anything about Justin or his fans you'd know that they are not Chris Brown haters, just the opposite to be honest. Justin always does a segment in his shows where he sings Chris Brown songs with his fans singing right along. What you should have done is maybe check out some of the hundreds of videos on YouTube with Justin and his fans singing With You and there would have been no need for you to assume anything. Chris and Justin are friends sorry if YOU have a problem with that and just because you have a segment and an audience doesn't mean that you have the right to make assumptions about a relationship you clearly know nothing about. Not sure what's happened in your life to make you so clearly bitter about Chris Brown but I can assure you that attacking him will do nothing to make it better for you. And for the record Mr. Brown has not brutalized women but physically assulted one woman, and if I understand correctly he has also been punished for his crime. Self-righteous people are the absolute worst, I hope in all of your disgust over Chris Brown that you do more than write negative articles but actually help those affected by domestic violence.

As I recall Mr. Brown was never truly punished for beating up Rihanna. He went to anger management classes at the end of which he was given a certificate of completion. Had this psycho been an ordinary person instead of a rich celebrity, he would have been incarcerated where hopefully he might have had experiences that made a deeper impression on him than anger management training. In jail he probably would have learned how it feels to be beaten. Sadly, like most pampered celebrities who do heinous things, he got away with it. As I recall, his "punishment" didn't make much of an impression on him since he threw a chair through the window in New York after an interviewer who happened to be a woman (imagine that!) asked him a question that displeased him. Well at least he didn't hit her. What would have happened if someone had been walking below that window? A chair thrown from that height would have killed or at the very least seriously injured someone. Obviously, you think it's OK for a man to beat the heck out of a woman, and you are entitled to your opinion. And you apparently think it's normal behavior for a grown man to throw furniture around simply because someone asks him a question. Again, you're entitled. I disagree. Men who hit women and/or children and who act out violently do so because they like it. They will continue to do it every chance they get, because they, duh, like it. That's not self righteousness. That's just common sense. Check statistics. Most men who abuse their wives and/or children continue to do so--even after incarceration. I'm sorry but I don't believe in coddling or trying to understand men who commit acts of violence to beings who are weaker than themselves. Sorry, in that way, I'm very reactionary and conservative. Once again, we are both entitled to our respective and obviously widely disparate opinions. Hopefully, this is the last time we'll communicate.

Sorry if his punishment did not meet your level of approval but since you're just a journalist and not a judge maybe you should stick to what you know and leave matters of the judical system to those trained for such things. And no where in my comments did I say I approved of Chris Brown actions toward Rihanna because I do not, however thank you for proving my original point. You ONLY mentioned Chris Brown's name in your article to create controversary where there was none.

If more judges were like me, there would be fewer Chris Brown types among us. They'd be behind bars. And as for why I mentioned him in the article, read, one more time, the above post about the possibility that some people might not be as tolerant of violence against women as you are, and might have thrown the eggs because they were outraged that JB would associate with such a deplorable excuse for a man.
I reiterate: hopefully this is the last time we'll communicate.

Thank God our justice system is not based on such a simple notion that if we lock them all up and throw away the key all will be ok in the world. News flash jail is not the answer to every problem, our jails are full yet crimes are committed everyday. Even though what Chris did to Rihanna was horrible he had no prior criminal history and although her injuries were bad they were not life threatening. Get over yourself, I can almost guarantee that had Chris Brown's victim not been a name the world recognized you would not give two dead roaches about him being on stage with Justin Beiber and his name certainly would not have appeared in your article. Tons of people have done what Chris did that night and worse many of whom are repeat offenders and some even have famous names as well. You have no evidence that anyone besides YOU was affected by or even cared about CB appearing on stage with Justin. Bottomline domestic violence did not begin with Chris Brown nor is he the poster child for it. Like I stated before I hope that with all of your passion about whose right and wrong in this world that you are doing your part to make it a better place and not just writing petty irrelevent articles. Oh and as far as the communication goes...that's easy stop replying (duh)!