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Speaking of the N-word, I was impressed with Kareem Abdul Jabar's belief the word should not be used by anyone in NBA locker rooms. I am sure he would extend that to anywhere, but NBA locker rooms was the question posed to him.Originally posted by cowboy View PostThere isn't an owner over 50 who grew up anywhere but CA and New England that hasn't used the N-Word in their lifetime. If they are from the South, they are probably still prejudiced. But the NBA won't do anything to them if they've just made racist statements, so the owners have nothing to fear.
I looked up the words racist and racism to see what the definition was. The words are thrown around so much, that I thought I would see if Sterling fits the defitinition of the words or just fits the PC definition. In my mind the guy (Sterling) definitely falls into the category based on the dictionary definition of the word.
What a shame there are still people who find other people inferior solely based on their skin color. Especially in this day and age where you would have to live in complete isolation to not see the great accomplishments and contributions people of color make.
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I am glad that you have it finally cleared up that Sterling is in fact racist.Originally posted by byu71 View PostSpeaking of the N-word, I was impressed with Kareem Abdul Jabar's belief the word should not be used by anyone in NBA locker rooms. I am sure he would extend that to anywhere, but NBA locker rooms was the question posed to him.
I looked up the words racist and racism to see what the definition was. The words are thrown around so much, that I thought I would see if Sterling fits the defitinition of the words or just fits the PC definition. In my mind the guy (Sterling) definitely falls into the category based on the dictionary definition of the word.
What a shame there are still people who find other people inferior solely based on their skin color. Especially in this day and age where you would have to live in complete isolation to not see the great accomplishments and contributions people of color make.
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I haven't heard this idea floated, but was wondering if this could be done?
Give Seattle a franchise ASAP. Allow the Clippers players to become free agents. Never schedule another game for the Clippers. You don't have to make him sell, just never schedule another game for the Clippers. Sterling can own the team, but for all intents the team doesn't exist and he doesn't get any money for the Clips. Let the Sonics take the scheduling spot for the Clippers.
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would this take place in a dimension without contracts?Originally posted by clackamascoug View PostI haven't heard this idea floated, but was wondering if this could be done?
Give Seattle a franchise ASAP. Allow the Clippers players to become free agents. Never schedule another game for the Clippers. You don't have to make him sell, just never schedule another game for the Clippers. Sterling can own the team, but for all intents the team doesn't exist and he doesn't get any money for the Clips. Let the Sonics take the scheduling spot for the Clippers.Te Occidere Possunt Sed Te Edere Non Possunt Nefas Est.
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this could work!Originally posted by clackamascoug View PostI haven't heard this idea floated, but was wondering if this could be done?
Give Seattle a franchise ASAP. Allow the Clippers players to become free agents. Never schedule another game for the Clippers. You don't have to make him sell, just never schedule another game for the Clippers. Sterling can own the team, but for all intents the team doesn't exist and he doesn't get any money for the Clips. Let the Sonics take the scheduling spot for the Clippers.Fitter. Happier. More Productive.
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Sterling sez: Meh.
I'm guessing his response would be different if he had not been born in 1933.Rather than apologize for his comments, however, Sterling is reportedly expressing a much different type of remorse.
He is not sorry for what he said. Apparently, he is sorry for failing to buy the silence of Vanessa Stiviano, the woman who made the recording.
“I wish I had just paid her off,” Sterling said, according to DuJour.com.
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V. Stiviano sez: I'm on Team Jacob!
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Though Stiviano told Walters that Sterling should ''absolutely'' apologize, she said she still loves him like a father figure and does not believe he is a racist.
''I think Mr. Sterling is from a different generation than I am,'' she said. ''I think he was brought up to believe these things . segregation, whites and blacks.Fitter. Happier. More Productive.
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i liked her visor and her roller skating exercise regimen seemed legit, especially with the water bottle in hand.Fitter. Happier. More Productive.
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