monkeychow wrote:

It depends how you look at it.

It could be said there is integrity in that he will stick to his grudge rather than forgive a person for the sake of dollars.

I don't know or understand why Axl feels like he does about Slash...and like any fan from back in the day I wish he didn't - but at the same time I do respect that Axl can stick his ground against all odds - public opinion, millions of dollars....whatever else. One has to respect that on some level.

Why does the forgiveness have to be for dollars?  Fuck the money, fuck the reunion, just grow up.  Whatever happened happened 20 years ago.  It's long past time to get over it.  If you want to hate him for some other reason, fine.  But if you're still mad about anything that happened 20 years ago that you're not willing to even talk to a guy that was a friend, you need to get over yourself.

No, there's no integrity in any of this.  If Axl had integrity, he would not be touring (well I guess technically, he isn't) or releasing albums as Guns N' Roses.  Sorry, his integrity went out the window at the VMAs.