Clippers Owner Donald Sterling To GirlFriend - Don't Bring Black People To My Games (AUDIO/PIX)
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MoneyLuver wrote: »Anybody else catch Steven A. Smith telling the Clippers to sell their soul for a Championship?
Steven A. Is a confused ass ? with a large vocabulary.
That ? be battling himself on live t.v.
Today, one minute, He said they should play, the next minute they shouldn't ...I'm like dude..
Forreal tho. Steven A would say one thing then say the complete opposite later into his argument. Like when he said "im not gonna be disrespectful and call mayweather scared." A couple minutes later he says "I believe mayweather is ducking." lol
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It would have been great if CP3 and his team didn't play sundays game. ........that ? would have gotten so much attention.......
I think d nba should buy the clips ...get sterling out....then sell it like how they did with new orleans -
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I don't understand why he didn't just date a White girl
it's like his horniness beat out his racism -
Bormani jones a real ? , he gave me a different perspective on this issue that people should be focusing on
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one game would not have hurt any of them ?
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Keep your nignog ass out his games. ? ain't rocket science.
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T. Sanford wrote: »Damn he bought the team for $20 million? That's a steal
If you look back at how much some nba and nfl teams had been bought and sold for before the late 80s/90s you'd be shocked -
Yea whoever dropped that first bomani joint props here it is again
http://youtube.com/watch?v=g6bLKe9-Mto
Bomani article at the time
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=jones/060810
As well as Jemelle Hills
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=hill/110905&sportCat=nba -
Kenny Smith was on point last night..Charles tried to cover it up just a bit..just a bit he was (at first) cooning but once Kenny went into his spill he got on the bandwagon...? is crazy..I been said them dudes should have stopped playing altogether as a whole...? a trophy...where's 3 years down the line you aint go remember the ? anyway..holds no weight, but this will be ink in our society...
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I think some people on here need to get out of their emotions and use their logic for second.
The first, foremost, and most important issue here is that Donald Sterling is a blatant racist and he has no place holding a high position in a league that runs largely on the labor of black people. That should be something that everyone can agree on.
With that out of the way, there are other issues here. One is the proposed legislation of beliefs and thoughts. One is the public vs private issue. And to a much less extent another is the unsavory way this information comes out. As long as a person acknowledges that first point up there, there should be no issue with them addressing the other issues. I don't understand why people in here feel like they have to knock someone because they believe that people shouldn't be punished for their thoughts or private actions. That's a completely different issue as to whether or not they believe Donald Sterling is a racist ? . You can believe that Sterling has no place in the NBA and also believe that people shouldn't be punished for their private actions. Those two things aren't mutually exclusive. -
Jesus...Bo Jones for the win.
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T. Sanford wrote: »mryounggun wrote: »Jesus...Bo Jones for the win.
What he say?
Scroll up. Playmaker got the vid in his post. -
playmaker88 wrote: »Yea whoever dropped that first bomani joint props here it is againhttp://youtube.com/watch?v=g6bLKe9-Mto
Bomani article at the time
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=jones/060810
As well as Jemelle Hills
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=hill/110905&sportCat=nba
this is how you change the convo... -
Oh I just got finished reading another article dated 2009 by Peter Keating
This is a very detailed scathing report of the things he did, said..and the compilicity of people at many levels from players to owners, the league it self...to the people who relented.. very long but necessary read here posr your commentary
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=4187729 -
IMO, if Adam S suspends dude for the remainder of the season and gives him 1 million dollar fine that will be a slap in the face to me as a black man...just me...
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Now the real question, in terms of what Bo Jones is talking about:
I've said earlier in this thread that Donald Sterlings feelings about blacks and hispanics are well known and not new. How many of us were upset about it back then? Or made threads about it back then? If not, why are we doing it now?
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mryounggun wrote: »Now the real question, in terms of what Bo Jones is talking about:
I've said earlier in this thread that Donald Sterlings feelings about blacks and hispanics are well known and not new. How many of us were upset about it back then? Or made threads about it back then? If not, why are we doing it now?
Very interesting questions.
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mryounggun wrote: »Now the real question, in terms of what Bo Jones is talking about:
I've said earlier in this thread that Donald Sterlings feelings about blacks and hispanics are well known and not new. How many of us were upset about it back then? Or made threads about it back then? If not, why are we doing it now?
Very interesting questions.
I was, so whats your point? now is the time when ppl are ready to address it. for whatever reason... how long were black ppl forced to sit in the back of the bus before something was done? history remembers that something was done. -
The players have the power. Nothing operates without them. Keith Olbermann ,on espn, was even low key motivating them to boycott. He went on to give example in sports where players refused to play because of certain racial situations and how the league was forced to do by their demands. So in all the clippers players are being cowards by not making a stand. If the clippers are that good they'll be back next year.
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mryounggun wrote: »Now the real question, in terms of what Bo Jones is talking about:
I've said earlier in this thread that Donald Sterlings feelings about blacks and hispanics are well known and not new. How many of us were upset about it back then? Or made threads about it back then? If not, why are we doing it now?
Very interesting questions.
Wasn't as covered
That, and let's be a real. A lot of the fools in here get more riled up by people saying racist ? than people doing racist things. Go back in the earlier part of this thread. Half these dudes in here were experts on Sterling's past. They knew all the racist ? that he did and continues to do, but had no problem with CP3 or Blake playing then. Now all of a sudden Sterling gets caught saying some racist ? at home, they want to be all up in arms and start calling everyone ? for every damn thing. FOH -
i think the take away from Bomani is that we should expand the discussion to include the actual harm that Don and ppl like him are doing... not "lets point fingers at everyone who ignored it until now"...
link his racist ideology to his actual behavior, duh...
but y'all go ahead and question the attention its getting now instead of using it to shed light on other misdeeds... -
mryounggun wrote: »Now the real question, in terms of what Bo Jones is talking about:
I've said earlier in this thread that Donald Sterlings feelings about blacks and hispanics are well known and not new. How many of us were upset about it back then? Or made threads about it back then? If not, why are we doing it now?
Very interesting questions.
Wasn't as covered
Anyone involved in the nba or fan who even casually followed the nba knew about this stuff. It's been covered for years. Obviously this new stuff is easier to pass judgement on since it's right in our face, but people make judgements based on much less. Kobe and Ben are viewed as ? even tho neither were guilty of anything. Barry Bonds is viewed a cheater even tho it's all hearsay.
This is a problem that the league and the players have avoided for years, unfortunately for them, it took something like this for them to react.
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ThirdEyeFive wrote: »mryounggun wrote: »Now the real question, in terms of what Bo Jones is talking about:
I've said earlier in this thread that Donald Sterlings feelings about blacks and hispanics are well known and not new. How many of us were upset about it back then? Or made threads about it back then? If not, why are we doing it now?
Very interesting questions.
I was, so whats your point? now is the time when ppl are ready to address it. for whatever reason... how long were black ppl forced to sit in the back of the bus before something was done? history remembers that something was done.
There is no point, fam. Not one of these cats with thinly-veiled ether attempts. I'm legitimately curious as to the answers to those questions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps7HgUFBoMU
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