I surely didn’t.
Thats why I don’t get all bent out of shape with false outrage when the NBA puts BLM on the court or a player kneels for the anthem .
To be honest I could not care less .
Because I believe that people are not required to believe the same things as me .
Thats why I don’t care what Nike does on thier commercials , or what so and so said on Twitter .
But obviously many people do care that others don’t agree with them that’s why we got all this divide and division that enfuego so eloquently talks about all the time .
Hell nobody has to care about anything, cross your fingers and with luck you will be dead before they line you up, shave your head
and put you on a train to no where:aktion033
What a pussy this guy is, I dont think his word has been questioned since he has been a QB, so when it was
that dude was shellshocked. His NEVER turned into less than 24 hours
What you need to understand is, the left wing radical socialist SCUMBAGS will attack the families of someone they want to influence.
It is happening all the time.
A lot of what has been changed is because of this.
Strong white men, Christian patriots with good jobs and solid families live in fear of being harrassed. They have a lot to lose.
Want your kids being called bigots on social media by 1,000 slimeballs, then walk to school and hear it, "live"? Want your wife harrassed with anonymous phone calls? Want rioters in your companies lobby area with signs calling you a racist?
Easier to make an apology and/or a donation and move on...
Democrats are using Africans to initimidate the opposition, and most all of the Africans are being used but getting nothing out of it. Sickening.
It is happening all the time.
A lot of what has been changed is because of this.
Strong white men, Christian patriots with good jobs and solid families live in fear of being harrassed. They have a lot to lose.
Want your kids being called bigots on social media by 1,000 slimeballs, then walk to school and hear it, "live"? Want your wife harrassed with anonymous phone calls? Want rioters in your companies lobby area with signs calling you a racist?
Easier to make an apology and/or a donation and move on...
Democrats are using Africans to initimidate the opposition, and most all of the Africans are being used but getting nothing out of it. Sickening.
By the way, NBA ratings were down this year before the Kung Flu. I’m hardly the only American who is over the Lebron James pussified NBA where super stars collude in the off season and don’t play defense until the playoffs start.
And that’s a lot of why the NBA gets on their knees for China, they know they need the Chinese market to survive.
And that’s a lot of why the NBA gets on their knees for China, they know they need the Chinese market to survive.
Felt like posting this for anyone who wants to know. Not even suggesting that you have to care.
These are just 2 of the horrific events going on in China right now.
This is not even touching slave labor, book removal, general speech censorsip and a myriad of other issues.
When just talking about these 2 issues alone it makes what is happening in this country even more infuriating, mofos living in the most free
country in the World crying about bullshit, blaming other people for their failures and trying to tear the country down.:smashf:
Forcefully harvesting organs of prisoners.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/...-organs-detainees-tribunal-concludes-n1018646
These are just 2 of the horrific events going on in China right now.
This is not even touching slave labor, book removal, general speech censorsip and a myriad of other issues.
When just talking about these 2 issues alone it makes what is happening in this country even more infuriating, mofos living in the most free
country in the World crying about bullshit, blaming other people for their failures and trying to tear the country down.:smashf:
Forcefully harvesting organs of prisoners.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/...-organs-detainees-tribunal-concludes-n1018646
The NBA is facing a new scandal stemming from its ties to communist China after a new ESPN report revealed that the league opened up youth training camps in China, including a camp in a Chinese state that operates concentration camps, where allegedly kids repeatedly endured physical abuse at the hands of officials.
“American coaches at three NBA training academies in China told league officials their Chinese partners were physically abusing young players and failing to provide schooling, even though commissioner Adam Silver had said that education would be central to the program,” ESPN reported. “One former league employee who worked in China wondered how the NBA, which has been so progressive on issues around Black Lives Matter and moved the 2017 All-Star Game out of Charlotte, North Carolina, over a law requiring transgender people to use bathrooms corresponding to the sex listed on their birth certificates, could operate a training camp amid a Chinese government crackdown that also targeted NBA employees.”
Sources who spoke to ESPN said that coaches at the academies wondered if Silver, who just donated the maximum amount possible to the Biden campaign, knew about the alleged child abuse.
One the academies that was opened by the NBA was in Xinjiang, where the Chinese Communist Party allegedly has millions of people locked up in concentration camps. ESPN says that it obtained an email that the NBA sent to employees that instructed employees not to tell ESPN that they were being instructed to answer questions about the league’s new China scandal.
A former league employee told ESPN that working in Xinjiang was like “World War II Germany,” while another said that it was “a sweat camp for athletes.” A former coach said, “we were basically working for the Chinese government.” Multiple coaches quit because of the abuse that they were seeing happen to the young players.
NBA deputy commissioner and chief operating officer Mark Tatum, who oversees international operations, claimed that the league received a few complaints about the abuse, and claimed that the incidents were never reported to top league officials.
Numerous officials who worked for the NBA in China said that the level of abuse was “much more prevalent” than what Tatum had claimed.
One coach said that a Chinese coach threw a ball at a young player’s face from point-blank range and then “kick[ed] him in the gut.”
“Imagine you have a kid who’s 13, 14 years old, and you’ve got a grown coach who is 40 years old hitting your kid,” the coach said. “We’re part of that. The NBA is part of that.”
In an attempt to deflect responsibility for the alleged child abuse, Tatum claimed, “We weren’t responsible for the local coaches, we didn’t have the authority. We don’t have oversight of the local coaches, of the academic programs or the living conditions.”
ESPN said that some of the league’s problems stemmed from their decision to “embed the academies” in facilities that were controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
Activists involved in fighting against China’s concentration camps told ESPN that the NBA’s presence in Xinjiang was legitimizing “crimes against humanity.”
The NBA claims that they left Xinjiang a year ago, but one coach told ESPN that wasn’t exactly accurate because the NBA was “still trying to get people to go out there.”
“It didn’t end because [the NBA] said, ‘We’re gonna end this,'” the coach said.
“American coaches at three NBA training academies in China told league officials their Chinese partners were physically abusing young players and failing to provide schooling, even though commissioner Adam Silver had said that education would be central to the program,” ESPN reported. “One former league employee who worked in China wondered how the NBA, which has been so progressive on issues around Black Lives Matter and moved the 2017 All-Star Game out of Charlotte, North Carolina, over a law requiring transgender people to use bathrooms corresponding to the sex listed on their birth certificates, could operate a training camp amid a Chinese government crackdown that also targeted NBA employees.”
Sources who spoke to ESPN said that coaches at the academies wondered if Silver, who just donated the maximum amount possible to the Biden campaign, knew about the alleged child abuse.
One the academies that was opened by the NBA was in Xinjiang, where the Chinese Communist Party allegedly has millions of people locked up in concentration camps. ESPN says that it obtained an email that the NBA sent to employees that instructed employees not to tell ESPN that they were being instructed to answer questions about the league’s new China scandal.
A former league employee told ESPN that working in Xinjiang was like “World War II Germany,” while another said that it was “a sweat camp for athletes.” A former coach said, “we were basically working for the Chinese government.” Multiple coaches quit because of the abuse that they were seeing happen to the young players.
NBA deputy commissioner and chief operating officer Mark Tatum, who oversees international operations, claimed that the league received a few complaints about the abuse, and claimed that the incidents were never reported to top league officials.
Numerous officials who worked for the NBA in China said that the level of abuse was “much more prevalent” than what Tatum had claimed.
One coach said that a Chinese coach threw a ball at a young player’s face from point-blank range and then “kick[ed] him in the gut.”
“Imagine you have a kid who’s 13, 14 years old, and you’ve got a grown coach who is 40 years old hitting your kid,” the coach said. “We’re part of that. The NBA is part of that.”
In an attempt to deflect responsibility for the alleged child abuse, Tatum claimed, “We weren’t responsible for the local coaches, we didn’t have the authority. We don’t have oversight of the local coaches, of the academic programs or the living conditions.”
ESPN said that some of the league’s problems stemmed from their decision to “embed the academies” in facilities that were controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
Activists involved in fighting against China’s concentration camps told ESPN that the NBA’s presence in Xinjiang was legitimizing “crimes against humanity.”
The NBA claims that they left Xinjiang a year ago, but one coach told ESPN that wasn’t exactly accurate because the NBA was “still trying to get people to go out there.”
“It didn’t end because [the NBA] said, ‘We’re gonna end this,'” the coach said.
