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did this really happen???
Excited for the season, fellas.
Fly Eagles Fly
Not a big basketball fan but I’ll be here to cheer on the home team as well.
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did this really happen???
Excited for the season, fellas.
Fly Eagles Fly
Not a big basketball fan but I’ll be here to cheer on the home team as well.
Gelo got a No Limit Album Cover tatted on his back
Solid work doe
I wonder if LeBron actually wants to play... he's been very vocal about the protests as well
He does want to play because he sees no contradiction between playing and making awareness of systematic racism. He has a better track record when it comes to speaking out against systematic racism than any active player. Especially if you compare him to Jordan, who was constantly called out for not speaking up by his own teammate Craig Hodges. And LeBron isn't just speaking out, but actually doing something. His recent engagement in combating black voter suppression might be the greatest thing he ever did so far.
Yet you have these dudes who haven't done 1/10th of what LeBron has done in terms of activism suddenly trying to make it look that if you want to play, then you are engaged in "distracting from the issue". Especially dudes like Kyrie, who wouldn't be playing anyway, and who would have 0 chance of winning a chip this season even if he was playing. What is his track record for speaking up against racism? I mean, aside from getting this Friends tattoo:
Okay, I'll give him that. That is on some Malcolm X/Black Panther Party ****.
He does want to play because he sees no contradiction between playing and making awareness of systematic racism. He has a better track record when it comes to speaking out against systematic racism than any active player. Especially if you compare him to Jordan, who was constantly called out for not speaking up by his own teammate Craig Hodges. And LeBron isn't just speaking out, but actually doing something. His recent engagement in combating black voter suppression might be the greatest thing he ever did so far.
Yet you have these dudes who haven't done 1/10th of what LeBron has done in terms of activism suddenly trying to make it look that if you want to play, then you are engaged in "distracting from the issue". Especially dudes like Kyrie, who wouldn't be playing anyway, and who would have 0 chance of winning a chip this season even if he was playing. What is his track record for speaking up against racism? I mean, aside from getting this Friends tattoo:
Okay, I'll give him that. That is on some Malcolm X/Black Panther Party ****.
TBH he really doesn’t, but you want the league to resume, so I see where you would agreeLeavemeglazzies has a point but people in here are just gonna insult him and call him a Bron stan
man what? what does any of that have to do with the comment? bron stans are weird.
and ftr...bron a part time activist. he picks and chooses when its safe to get involved...and when it'll fk up his paper.
show me.Just so you know, you're more transparent than a jellyfish. You've been like this at the prospect of the season being cancelled from day 1:
Before the George Floyd murder. Before we knew how the Covid-19 containment would develop. And you've used both of these things to hype up the season being cancelled when we all know what the real reason behind you wanting the season to end is.
Russell Westbrook, Brad Beal, Dame Lillard, and more DO a lot for their communities and have an ear to the street and are active.
Players like Lou Williams, JJ Redick & Jared Dudley are active in engagements on social media and have platforms like podcasts to speak openly about topics.
LeBron has the biggest name therefore he’ll get the most credit from ESPN and Bleacher Report, and have other high profile conservatives engage with him for attention, but y’all will allow that to discredit other players doing the same daily.
Because MJ actively came out and made it known he didn't want to speak on those issues.If the media is giving an unfair advantage to superstars over smaller players when it comes to this, then why haven't they been able to polish the turd that is Michael Jordan's activism and turn him into the next Ali, whereas a role player like Craig Hodges from the same era is remembered for his activism?
Gelo got a No Limit Album Cover tatted on his back
Solid work doe