But you know, just when I think the noxious plague of political correctness can't possibly get any worse, I catch wind of a story like this. It was a PRIVATE conversation. We have something called FREE SPEECH. And just compare cases like this to those in which Black celebrities spew racial abuse at Whites - no one complains; no one cares. A Black rapper can openly advocate violence against Whites; it won't even get in the way of his next Grammy.
It's also interesting to note that the actual conversation in question is much more ambiguous and open to interpretation than many would like for you to believe. Furthermore, the Jewish media apparently EDITED THE RECORDING TO REMOVE MENTION OF RACISM THAT BLACKS EXPERIENCE IN ISRAEL.
It was private until one of the parties involved made it public.
Our Constitutional right to free speech involves freedom from government censorship. You are free to say what you want. It doesn't mean you won't face repercussions in the market place.
The NBA made a financial decision in banning him. Welcome to corporate America. If your words make a corporation money, you get a record deal. If your words cost them, then you get shit canned.
America, love it or leave it.
Why do you open your reply with Blacks oversensative, then go on to make disparities along racial lines. How could you be so clueless in your own doings.
First "Blacks" are not majority owners in the NBA. His colleagues clearly set him up with the aid of his girlfriend.
Second this man stands to make a killing off of that team he is selling. The bidding war has already hit billions. I smell a serious conspiracy here. They were already set up to sell. He mentions that his friends called him to tell him the info about his girlfriend that is what started his rant. What group of adult billionaires are so concerned with another mans mistress? He is upset about what his "friends" presented him with.
smh...
All that info and you decide to open your tirade attacking "blacks" instead of acknowledging the true issues here.
Guess B.I.'s see what they want to see and everything must be made about the amount of pigment in someones skin. It must be made an attack. Such evil in this world..smh
Can you precisely address which of my points you take issue with, and why?
The bottom line is that this is a guy who assists Black males in making an untold (and largely unearned) amount of money, who then he gets canned - AND ORDERED TO PAY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, FOR FUCK'S SAKE - because of a private conversation that was and is the business of no one but him and his multiracial gold-digger.
This society is corrupt to the damned core and I don't know how much more of it I can take.
Completely and totally in agreement with you. Jay-z recently wore a medallion representative of a group called "five Percenter's" to Brooklyn Nets basketball game (a team in which he is part owner). The group adheres to a viewpoint that whites are inferior and black man are basically "gods", they also hold black women in lower regard than black men, but higher than all whites.
I think that nba owner Donald sterlings lifetime ban was excessive
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Blacks oversensitive? You think?
But you know, just when I think the noxious plague of political correctness can't possibly get any worse, I catch wind of a story like this. It was a PRIVATE conversation. We have something called FREE SPEECH. And just compare cases like this to those in which Black celebrities spew racial abuse at Whites - no one complains; no one cares. A Black rapper can openly advocate violence against Whites; it won't even get in the way of his next Grammy.
It's also interesting to note that the actual conversation in question is much more ambiguous and open to interpretation than many would like for you to believe. Furthermore, the Jewish media apparently EDITED THE RECORDING TO REMOVE MENTION OF RACISM THAT BLACKS EXPERIENCE IN ISRAEL.
http://deadspin.com/exclusive-the-extended-donald-sterling-tape-1568291249
By the way, Sterling is Jewish.
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It was private until one of the parties involved made it public.
Our Constitutional right to free speech involves freedom from government censorship. You are free to say what you want. It doesn't mean you won't face repercussions in the market place.
The NBA made a financial decision in banning him. Welcome to corporate America. If your words make a corporation money, you get a record deal. If your words cost them, then you get shit canned.
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You are ABSOLUTELY right, but True had a secret agenda in his comment, clearly.
Why do you open your reply with Blacks oversensative, then go on to make disparities along racial lines. How could you be so clueless in your own doings.
First "Blacks" are not majority owners in the NBA. His colleagues clearly set him up with the aid of his girlfriend.
Second this man stands to make a killing off of that team he is selling. The bidding war has already hit billions. I smell a serious conspiracy here. They were already set up to sell. He mentions that his friends called him to tell him the info about his girlfriend that is what started his rant. What group of adult billionaires are so concerned with another mans mistress? He is upset about what his "friends" presented him with.
smh...
All that info and you decide to open your tirade attacking "blacks" instead of acknowledging the true issues here.
Guess B.I.'s see what they want to see and everything must be made about the amount of pigment in someones skin. It must be made an attack. Such evil in this world..smh
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Can you precisely address which of my points you take issue with, and why?
The bottom line is that this is a guy who assists Black males in making an untold (and largely unearned) amount of money, who then he gets canned - AND ORDERED TO PAY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, FOR FUCK'S SAKE - because of a private conversation that was and is the business of no one but him and his multiracial gold-digger.
This society is corrupt to the damned core and I don't know how much more of it I can take.
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Completely and totally in agreement with you. Jay-z recently wore a medallion representative of a group called "five Percenter's" to Brooklyn Nets basketball game (a team in which he is part owner). The group adheres to a viewpoint that whites are inferior and black man are basically "gods", they also hold black women in lower regard than black men, but higher than all whites.
Barely a mention of this was made in the media.