It does have some merit and the court would definitely review it. The fact you think that if he chooses to sell himself before the June 3rd deadline that he waives any right to sue the NBA for forcing him to sell his team is hilarious. Outright nonsense. He can definitely still make the claim the NBA forced him to sell whether he does it on his own or the NBA does it for him.
Donald Sterling officially the most hated man in America... beating out Bernie Madoff and OJ Simpson. But come on now America, putting the Biebs ahead of Aaron Hernandez?? His biggest crime in life was throwing eggs at a neighbors house and looking all goofy walking up to the ring with Mayweather!
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/...-america-according-poll?ex_cid=espnapi_public
http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/...-america-according-poll?ex_cid=espnapi_public
Except I'm not "wrong"
You can't point out any post where I am 'wrong'
For you to be "right" you are:
1. Lying
2. Ignoring facts demonstrating you are not "right"
3. Misrepresenting your owns posts.
People that are "right" do that sort of thing all the time.
PS: I will be you or anyone reading any amount of money the LA Clippers will not be sold by June 3rd.
Sold has a meaning. Since you do not know what it is (because you have like all this "real world knowledge!!") I suggest you look it up.
Note this is "right"!
Shelly Sterling, who has been given authority to sell the team by husband Donald Sterling, and her advisers will vet and separate the strongest bids over the next few days with the goal of completing what one source described as "an accelerated process" by Monday.
But this is "not right"
"I don't know what agreement she has with him, but I'm saying to you today, he disavows anything she's doing to sell the team," Blecher said. "He says, 'It's my team, and I'll sell it when and if I get around to it.'"
Why?
Well, just because.
Oh, wait. Someone who has never sold a business, gone to law school, or negotiated any sort of business deal (not to mention has never had a real job) say so.
Never mind.
Shelly Sterling is agreeing to sell 100 percent of the team, according to sources, an important condition for the NBA.
The fact that you think this was worth highlighting is quite funny.
You actually believe it supports anything you've said.
Shelly Sterling, who has been given authority to sell the team by husband Donald Sterling, and her advisers will vet and separate the strongest bids over the next few days with the goal of completing what one source described as "an accelerated process" by Monday.
But this is "not right"
"I don't know what agreement she has with him, but I'm saying to you today, he disavows anything she's doing to sell the team," Blecher said. "He says, 'It's my team, and I'll sell it when and if I get around to it.'"
Why?
Well, just because.
Oh, wait. Someone who has never sold a business, gone to law school, or negotiated any sort of business deal (not to mention has never had a real job) say so.
Never mind.
Shelly Sterling is agreeing to sell 100 percent of the team, according to sources, an important condition for the NBA.
The fact that you think this was worth highlighting is quite funny.
You actually believe it supports anything you've said.
Pointing out you actually can not properly type out what "sold" means isn't an "argument of semantics"
It means you're stupid.
But by all means, genius, run around telling everyone your house is "sold" because someone told you they would pay $400,000 for it.
Oh, you don't own a home.
Never mind.
