Russell Westbrook Fan Interaction

slam212121

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How about reverse discrimination. “Hey Riddick, your white, if you can’t hit free throws what good are you!”
 

EngineMilk

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You literally just created an account today to talk to yourself. Lol
I've been a longtime reader and never felt the need to register, but I couldn't watch you parade your thinly-veiled racism without calling you out. I know that you don't care, just didn't want you thinking you had done a decent job masking it. Have a great day.
 

bbnkat02

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Just a short opinion.

Both parties are wrong, but Westbrook went waaaaay over the top. Dude was being a jerk, but you never threaten to beat a woman, especially when she isn’t using physical actions or even saying anything to you!
Fan was out of line and should’ve been asked to leave if he wouldn’t shut up.

But Westbrook should’ve shrugged it off. I mean he’s a paid professional millionaire. Is it really worth bad press and a potential altercation (which would lead to fines and suspension?). You make mega millions and are one of the games best players. Laugh it off dude and don’t take yourself so seriously. Ignore his butt and have a nice evening back at your mansion while he’s arguing with his wife back home.

He would’ve shown he was the bigger man by just walking away and flat out ignoring it.
 
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Seeing the fans twitter account, which is now deleted. He's a total POS. Tons of racial and homophobic rants. Fans can't just yell personal attacks at player with impunity. I'm fine with Westbrook clapping back. That fan deserved it. His interview after the game was 100% disingenuous. All ya'll just jumping on Westbrook don't know what was said. Everyone is just overreacting.

It's good to see that somebody understands that this "dick" who was yelling stuff to Westbrook is a complete POS. I only wish the guy would have run on the court, like the British soccer guy. That would give them free reign to beat his punk a$$
 
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Blue Wildcat

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Just a short opinion.

Both parties are wrong, but Westbrook went waaaaay over the top. Dude was being a jerk, but you never threaten to beat a woman, especially when she isn’t using physical actions or even saying anything to you!
Fan was out of line and should’ve been asked to leave if he wouldn’t shut up.

But Westbrook should’ve shrugged it off. I mean he’s a paid professional millionaire. Is it really worth bad press and a potential altercation (which would lead to fines and suspension?). You make mega millions and are one of the games best players. Laugh it off dude and don’t take yourself so seriously. Ignore his butt and have a nice evening back at your mansion while he’s arguing with his wife back home.

He would’ve shown he was the bigger man by just walking away and flat out ignoring it.


Agree-talk to the dude, threaten him or whatever and I don’t care. Bringing the female into it and threatening her takes it to a different level. He deflected by stating the dudes comments were racist. All of us know that they weren’t racist comments, homophobic yes, but not racist. He absolutely used race to get out of the **** storm that was about to hit over threatening a women.
 
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Blueaz

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You said that Patterson backed him up and asked if I believed it now.

No. I don't believe a former UK basketball player is more trustworthy than another person. Why would I? Why would anyone?
KingOfBBN said:
What? If this dude played at Duke, you wouldn’t give a crap about what he had to say nor would you automatically believe him.

m reply
what has he done in the past to assume he is a liar? There was nothing but the highest praise for his character while at UK. When I was at school at UK, I knew a few of the athletes and can call their character into issue on certain subjects. If you have some news, spill it.
 

KingOfBBN

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Agree-talk to the dude, threaten him or whatever and I don’t care. Bringing the female into it and threatening her takes it to a different level. He deflected by stating the dudes comments were racist. All of us know that they weren’t racist comments, homophobic yes, but not racist. He absolutely used race to get out of the **** storm that was about to hit over threatening a women.

Absolutely he played the race card to try and get out of what he did and of course, it worked. It’s a learned behavior to try this tactic early on. They know everyone is terrified of being called “racist” and will bow down to it.

You know how many body cam videos have exposed people’s claims of “racist cops” and “racist encounters” to be total shams that the public originally ate up?
 
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KingOfBBN said:
What? If this dude played at Duke, you wouldn’t give a crap about what he had to say nor would you automatically believe him.

m reply
what has he done in the past to assume he is a liar? There was nothing but the highest praise for his character while at UK. When I was at school at UK, I knew a few of the athletes and can call their character into issue on certain subjects. If you have some news, spill it.

Someone's athletic background has nothing to do with their propensity to tell the truth.

If you don't get that, then no wonder you keep making your same argument
 

Blueaz

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Someone's athletic background has nothing to do with their propensity to tell the truth.

If you don't get that, then no wonder you keep making your same argument
1. what has he done in the past to assume he is a liar?
2.There was nothing but the highest praise for his character while at UK.
3.When I was at school at UK, I knew a few of the athletes and can call their character into issue on certain subjects.
4. If you have some news, spill it.


you two have to ne the person
 

Trinity45

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Wrong. OKC won the game.

Which might be exactly why the dambass fan felt the need to take things to another level.

Westbrook checked out with 43 seconds left in the game. This was white supremacist, "I'm gonna show Russ" 's last chance to make his statement. It's going to be at least 8 more months before he has a chance to be that close to Westbrook and make an impression.

So you don't think MJ had to put up with stupid idiots like that fan as well when he played. I hate to burst your bubble but things are better today racially than back when Jordan played. There are always some stupid dumbass trying to get into the head of a player. The key is for that player to stay composed and just inform security and let them handle it. Luckily they banned this jerk, not sure how you enforce it.
 

mjj_2K

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So you don't think MJ had to put up with stupid idiots like that fan as well when he played. I hate to burst your bubble but things are better today racially than back when Jordan played. There are always some stupid dumbass trying to get into the head of a player. The key is for that player to stay composed and just inform security and let them handle it. Luckily they banned this jerk, not sure how you enforce it.
No. The IDEAL is for the player to remain composed. It's not always going to happen, though. Not every player is like Jordan.

Anyway, this seemed to work itself out about right. The fan got a permanent boot, Westbrook got fined.

And I think you're 100% wrong that things are better racially today than when Jordan played. There is a group of people who now feel emboldened to say things that you weren't going to hear 20-25 years ago. 20-25 years ago there was an effort to put a good face on things in public that you don't always see today. Utah fan was very much a part of that.

You can see some of it on this board. There's stuff here every day that probably would have been removed in 1999.
 

Trinity45

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No. The IDEAL is for the player to remain composed. It's not always going to happen, though. Not every player is like Jordan.

Anyway, this seemed to work itself out about right. The fan got a permanent boot, Westbrook got fined.

And I think you're 100% wrong that things are better racially today than when Jordan played. There is a group of people who now feel emboldened to say things that you weren't going to hear 20-25 years ago. 20-25 years ago there was an effort to put a good face on things in public that you don't always see today. Utah fan was very much a part of that.

You can see some of it on this board. There's stuff here every day that probably would have been removed in 1999.

Your opinion, I haven't seen it, back 30 years ago things were not so politically correct, I have personally seen much worse than that. I was in Philly for a baseball game and the Giants outfielders were berated with all kinds of nasty insults, no holding back. Hell today in Europe a black soccer player will hear stuff that is 20 times nastier than that idiot that got banned. Is their still racism yes, and I have seen it go the other way. Me and another soldier were asked to leave a KFC in East St. Louis because I was white and he was brown, we did not fit and they told us to get our food and leave. This was 1992, so people need to learn to get along and drop their hatred.
 
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