Lebron James is 1000x better than Michael Jordan

LBJ has gone to the finals with arguably the worst 2 coaches of ALL TIME to reach the finals in Mike Brown and Spolstra. MJ went to management/ownership and DEMANDED Doug Collins (whose a pretty good coach) be fired and they hire Phil Jackson. He had a now Hall of Fame coach with the most influential system in the triangle to come along in the last 30 years just like Bill Walsh with the West Coast offense in San Fran. FACT: Go back and read all the articles from the late 80's to 1991. All the talk was MJ was just a scorer and never would be Magic or Bird. Then he won and it all changed and everyone got compared to him. No different then Peyton Manning, Elway or AROD. In fact I'd compare Elway and Lebron very closely. Elway went out of his way to dictate where he went BEFORE doing anything in the pros, at least LBJ gave 2 contracts and 2 chances to The CAVS to add pieces around him and obviously got tired of it just like CAVS fans did prior to LBJ leaving. Elway kept getting to the big game like LBJ and kept getting DESTROYED in it like LBJ. Like LBJ giving up a 2-0 series lead last year, Elway gave up a super bowl halftime lead to lose by what 40 points? Elway was considered a top 10 QB but not in the argument of the best of all time. Then he wins 2 and is in almost everyone's top 3 and alot of people's Number 1 of all time including myself. With ALL THIS SAID, MJ was by far the most dominating player of the 90's and proved it with great regular seasons including a 70 win season and 6 championships. MJ is the best non center of all time and I don't think this is a really debateable. Is he better then Wilt or Bill Russel? I don't know, I didn't see them play and a Center is a whole different game. And like with everything as time goes on the legend grows. MJ did not score 50 in every playoff game like people act like. He did not play great in every playoff game. He did not have the flu or overcome a family death in every playoff game. He did not hit every game winning or game tying shot in the last 2 minutes of a playoff game. In fact, he didn't even average %50 FG pct in that role. But, he was the best closer of all time IMO. He was the best at taking over games. He is better then LBJ at this point. But let's see 10 years after Lebrons career ends how he is looked at. MJ was looked at by alot as a non team player and selfish and obsessed with himself until he won that 1st championship. I think the people who argue MJ was head and shoulders better then LBJ are seeing thru Bulls Red colored glasses. I also think anyone who tries to say LBJ is better then MJ at this point have no idea how MJ changed the game in so many ways, from the amazing dunks, to the fadeaway to the crossover as we now know it, to the palming of the ball making him so dominat they changed the rule. The both have their place in the legacy of the NBA. MJ will always be the tradional scorer and amazing closer who lead his team to 6 championships against other hall of farmers in those finals series without ever really facing a challenge. Magic will always be looked at as the best PG in history with the ability to dominate when needed to but making people better was his game. Bird will always be the traditional white guy sterotype who could hit shots from anywhere with both his eyes closed and his hands tied around his back. But what people forget about Bird is how great of a rebounder he was. Magic did not play defense at all and don't want to. Bird couldn't, MJ was the best non center defender of the 90's hands down. LBJ is a hybred of all 3, he's got a lot of the passing for Magic but not quite there, alot of the rebounding of Bird but not quite there, alot of the scoring moves of Jordan (which MJ invented) and alot of the scoring stats of MJ but not quite there. Put it all together though and it makes for an unbelievable talent. IN a 1 on 1 backyard game both at age 26, give me Lebron. The 2012 Heat vs any of the Bulls championship teams with Rodman on them and I'll take the Bulls. I do think this Heat team could beat the the first 3 peat Bulls 4 of 10 times in 10 7 game series. Anyway that's my outlook on this whole debate. Sorry about the ridiculous length, but I am just tired of responding to continuous threads and just figured to get it off my mind once and all.