"Bigots, regardless of color, have a common trait. Ignorance."
It's never fun to watch someone get shot. Never. But why can't people wait until the story comes out before judging the entirety of the police force on a 15-20 second video? I just don't understand why we are consistently outraged at this stuff prior to seeing anything other than a tiny snippet of what happened.
Ask LeBron about the human abuses going on in China and you’ll get some sort of “I don’t know anything about that” response. See, that would cost him a bunch of money, so he doesn’t really care.
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Hammering Lebron and the NBA on China has always been cheap. NBA wants to make more money. That’s capitalism. That’s America. They want to do business in China. Lebron wants to own an NBA team later. Getting bigger in China is good for business. No different than Apple. I wish China would not be pricks but I’m not throwing away my iPhone and refusing to profit on Apple stock because they want to do more business in China.
Lebron should say less more often. He’s proven to be not very nuanced on social issues. He often reacts emotionally immediately, which never is a good idea. Lebron is a flawed human, shocker. He also got 90 million as a teenager and it didn’t ruin his life. Never a sniff of trouble and married his Hs sweetheart instead of chasing a Kardashian. You want to disagree with Lebron on some issues, fine. I do often. But if you’re of the opinion that’s he’s a bigot communist, that’s not different than cheaply calling Trump a white supremacist.
Regardless of how you feel about this article, seeing the sports media align far left or right on the political spectrum is tiring. I don’t care if it’s Olberman on the left or now Whitlock on the right. Titling an article that is nothing more than cheap click bait for those who want their biases affirmed. In 2013 Jemelle Hill and Jason Whitlock were just good sports personalities. WTF happened since then where every single offering has to be politically charged from an extremely polarizing position?
In 2013 Jemelle Hill and Jason Whitlock were just good sports personalities.
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And I didn’t agree with that. But that doesn’t make him a bigot or communist or whatever least common denominator buzz phrase you want to use.
I’m also interested in the dialogue that occurred prior to the clip. At this point, we’re all speculating some, but Blake seemed to be walking to his car with a distinct purpose, and the sudden shooting makes me think that he may have said something very specific that quickly escalated the situation.
At the end of the day, another shooting that seemingly could’ve been avoided, but also a reminder that complying with a police officer is not optional
It's never fun to watch someone get shot. Never. But why can't people wait until the story comes out before judging the entirety of the police force on a 15-20 second video? I just don't understand why we are consistently outraged at this stuff prior to seeing anything other than a tiny snippet of what happened.
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