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#51
@nieldellacroce
Roger that...
LonghornHoosier
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LeBron fuels the flame As Always
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#52
I have offered a context...Clowns like you are too obtuse to understand...and if you were not, you don't want to know the truth...I bet you are an old white guy who lives in the suburbs...you don't have a clue, so perhaps you and other old decrepit SOB's should focus on capping NBA games on this forum instead of attacking one of the best basketball players of all time to facilitate change. With regard to this instance, I don't think charges should be filed against the officer. However, I think everyone, and especially those in the minority communities wish that officers would evaluate the situation and utilize lethal force as a last resort. They are too quick to waste a perceived bad guy, when there are other alternatives available...
Quote Originally Posted by Carpinteria:
Quote Originally Posted by LonghornHoosier: Perhaps you old decrepit bastard$ should also keep your opinions to yourselves, and focus on NBA capping...LBJ has the right say whatever he wants in order to fight injustice and he honestly does not care if you old fools support him or the NBA...I will assume that you have no idea what it is like to be an African American since you have never walked in their shoes, or had to deal with the harassment that they often have to deal with often from birth...You are right, your belligerent commentary has no place in the Covers NBA forum...Get a life, you old closet racist coots...and/or focus on capping...We don't care what you think... Posting a pic of a cop and basically calling him a killer when you dont even know the facts is something we all should agree is very, very terrible. It doesnt mean racism or police brutality doesnt exist, you seem to be taking it as such with your childish rant about what black men have to deal with. If we cant agree that this tweet was in horrifically bad taste then Im afraid this country is going to be brought to its knees by your and everyone like you's foolishness. Posts like yours is why people dont take you seriously in your real life. Try and be an adult for 5 seconds this is pretty heinous stuff we're talking about here
Quote Originally Posted by LonghornHoosier: Perhaps you old decrepit bastard$ should also keep your opinions to yourselves, and focus on NBA capping...LBJ has the right say whatever he wants in order to fight injustice and he honestly does not care if you old fools support him or the NBA...I will assume that you have no idea what it is like to be an African American since you have never walked in their shoes, or had to deal with the harassment that they often have to deal with often from birth...You are right, your belligerent commentary has no place in the Covers NBA forum...Get a life, you old closet racist coots...and/or focus on capping...We don't care what you think... Posting a pic of a cop and basically calling him a killer when you dont even know the facts is something we all should agree is very, very terrible. It doesnt mean racism or police brutality doesnt exist, you seem to be taking it as such with your childish rant about what black men have to deal with. If we cant agree that this tweet was in horrifically bad taste then Im afraid this country is going to be brought to its knees by your and everyone like you's foolishness. Posts like yours is why people dont take you seriously in your real life. Try and be an adult for 5 seconds this is pretty heinous stuff we're talking about here
LonghornHoosier
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Posted:
#53
LBJ is a basketball player....He should stick to basketball..they tried to pull that social justice stunt last year in the bubble by boycotting and using their NAB status.....Then when the players found out they were not going to get paid or the NBA salary cap would be affected if they cancelled the playoffs int he bubble...Guess what they all folded like a lawn chair....When they found out that their money was at stake.....George Floyd Who?
Mayweather bet 450000 on
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Posted:
#54
I kinda like the “that cop is next” or whatever comment.
That actually sends a very strong message.
That’s what the cops say to criminals, drug dealers, etc, all the time. Why is it so bad when Lebron says it? I think the hate towards Lebron came before all this race crap. This just added a little more fuel to the Lebron haters tank.
I think someone should start a T-shirt line that says this....
Crooked cop
”You’re next.”
That is just brilliant. 
“A Fool And His Money Are Soon Parted” -Thomas Tusser 1557
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Posted:
#55
Quote Originally Posted by LonghornHoosier:
I have offered a context...Clowns like you are too obtuse to understand...and if you were not, you don't want to know the truth...I bet you are an old white guy who lives in the suburbs...you don't have a clue, so perhaps you and other old decrepit SOB's should focus on capping NBA games on this forum instead of attacking one of the best basketball players of all time to facilitate change. With regard to this instance, I don't think charges should be filed against the officer. However, I think everyone, and especially those in the minority communities wish that officers would evaluate the situation and utilize lethal force as a last resort. They are too quick to waste a perceived bad guy, when there are other alternatives available... Quote Originally Posted by Carpinteria: Quote Originally Posted by LonghornHoosier: Perhaps you old decrepit bastard$ should also keep your opinions to yourselves, and focus on NBA capping...LBJ has the right say whatever he wants in order to fight injustice and he honestly does not care if you old fools support him or the NBA...I will assume that you have no idea what it is like to be an African American since you have never walked in their shoes, or had to deal with the harassment that they often have to deal with often from birth...You are right, your belligerent commentary has no place in the Covers NBA forum...Get a life, you old closet racist coots...and/or focus on capping...We don't care what you think... Posting a pic of a cop and basically calling him a killer when you dont even know the facts is something we all should agree is very, very terrible. It doesnt mean racism or police brutality doesnt exist, you seem to be taking it as such with your childish rant about what black men have to deal with. If we cant agree that this tweet was in horrifically bad taste then Im afraid this country is going to be brought to its knees by your and everyone like you's foolishness. Posts like yours is why people dont take you seriously in your real life. Try and be an adult for 5 seconds this is pretty heinous stuff we're talking about here
I have offered a context...Clowns like you are too obtuse to understand...and if you were not, you don't want to know the truth...I bet you are an old white guy who lives in the suburbs...you don't have a clue, so perhaps you and other old decrepit SOB's should focus on capping NBA games on this forum instead of attacking one of the best basketball players of all time to facilitate change. With regard to this instance, I don't think charges should be filed against the officer. However, I think everyone, and especially those in the minority communities wish that officers would evaluate the situation and utilize lethal force as a last resort. They are too quick to waste a perceived bad guy, when there are other alternatives available... Quote Originally Posted by Carpinteria: Quote Originally Posted by LonghornHoosier: Perhaps you old decrepit bastard$ should also keep your opinions to yourselves, and focus on NBA capping...LBJ has the right say whatever he wants in order to fight injustice and he honestly does not care if you old fools support him or the NBA...I will assume that you have no idea what it is like to be an African American since you have never walked in their shoes, or had to deal with the harassment that they often have to deal with often from birth...You are right, your belligerent commentary has no place in the Covers NBA forum...Get a life, you old closet racist coots...and/or focus on capping...We don't care what you think... Posting a pic of a cop and basically calling him a killer when you dont even know the facts is something we all should agree is very, very terrible. It doesnt mean racism or police brutality doesnt exist, you seem to be taking it as such with your childish rant about what black men have to deal with. If we cant agree that this tweet was in horrifically bad taste then Im afraid this country is going to be brought to its knees by your and everyone like you's foolishness. Posts like yours is why people dont take you seriously in your real life. Try and be an adult for 5 seconds this is pretty heinous stuff we're talking about here
The guy basically put a bounty on an innocent cops life and family, spare me your bullshit dude. Admit he fucked up and move on, stop making excuses for poor behavior cuz the guy is black.
Now go argue with everyone else you child....
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Posted:
#56
@davemsh
Quote Originally Posted by davemsh:
LBJ is a basketball player....He should stick to basketball..they tried to pull that social justice stunt last year in the bubble by boycotting and using their NAB status.....Then when the players found out they were not going to get paid or the NBA salary cap would be affected if they cancelled the playoffs int he bubble...Guess what they all folded like a lawn chair....When they found out that their money was at stake.....George Floyd Who?
LBJ is a basketball player....He should stick to basketball..they tried to pull that social justice stunt last year in the bubble by boycotting and using their NAB status.....Then when the players found out they were not going to get paid or the NBA salary cap would be affected if they cancelled the playoffs int he bubble...Guess what they all folded like a lawn chair....When they found out that their money was at stake.....George Floyd Who?
You are a shut up and dribble kind of guy, eh?
MAGAm Yisrael Chai
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#58
Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers:
@davemsh Quote Originally Posted by davemsh: LBJ is a basketball player....He should stick to basketball..they tried to pull that social justice stunt last year in the bubble by boycotting and using their NAB status.....Then when the players found out they were not going to get paid or the NBA salary cap would be affected if they cancelled the playoffs int he bubble...Guess what they all folded like a lawn chair....When they found out that their money was at stake.....George Floyd Who? You are a shut up and dribble kind of guy, eh?
@davemsh Quote Originally Posted by davemsh: LBJ is a basketball player....He should stick to basketball..they tried to pull that social justice stunt last year in the bubble by boycotting and using their NAB status.....Then when the players found out they were not going to get paid or the NBA salary cap would be affected if they cancelled the playoffs int he bubble...Guess what they all folded like a lawn chair....When they found out that their money was at stake.....George Floyd Who? You are a shut up and dribble kind of guy, eh?
I am a put your money where you mouth is type of guy....They protested last year...If they truly felt there needed to be change they would have cancelled the playoffs in show of support...Not protest 1-2 game and have a players association meeting and find out the ramifications of their pay and then we defiantly playing basketball again...
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Posted:
#59
Quote Originally Posted by davemsh:
LBJ is a basketball player....He should stick to basketball..they tried to pull that social justice stunt last year in the bubble by boycotting and using their NAB status.....Then when the players found out they were not going to get paid or the NBA salary cap would be affected if they cancelled the playoffs int he bubble...Guess what they all folded like a lawn chair....When they found out that their money was at stake.....George Floyd Who?
I also don't seem to understand why Lebron and other black people spend a whole year fighting for George Floyd but could give two fs for the thousands of blacks that die yearly in our major cities. I mean a few days ago one 13-year-old black girl stabbed and killed another black girl. How is that story not on the news? This is why its all a waste of time. BLM cares less about black people than the average white person. Its that simple
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#61
I been around the most crooked cops ever. I seen and witnessed shit out of a crooked cop flick. Cops that murdered. Cops who set up people. Cops who sell drugs and if you don’t buy from them your are a target. Cops who robbed drug dealers and stole cars. These cops had a special brotherhood they ran this particular department like the mob. Very few black police officers ever got promoted to high positions in this department in a small city with a large black population. This is rte here in Northern California. I choose to not say shit cause I don’t want to get started with my past and the things I seen and experienced in my life But reading some of these comments absolutely infuriates me. This is why I hate running into these type of threads. I believe there are good and bad in every race and every culture. But some of you ignorant good ole boy type of motherfuckers think there are only a few bad apples. From my experience and from what I witnessed with this department most of these no good motherfuckers deserved to get smacked. I would celebrate when something happened to any of those dirty no good cock suckers. Fuck all them dirty pigs and fuck there family. Now there!!!
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#62
Quote Originally Posted by LonghornHoosier:
I understand that it was a split decision. And perhaps the officer's actions were justified, from a legal sense. I think LBJ's angst is the long history of excessive violence against African Americans. I also think police departments train their officers to shoot to kill, so they won't have to worry about retribution from a person whom they have wounded. Had the girl had a gun, then it would have been a no brainer, to shoot to kill. But, a kitchen knife, come on man. There must be another non-lethal method that could have been utilized. I think LBJ's perspective is that police shoot to kill African American's and other minorities disproportionality to caucasians. Quote Originally Posted by Wrecking_Force: @LonghornHoosier You dont make sense. It's not a racial war with this particular subject. The officer arrived at the scene and had to make a split decision before another life was taken. You hear other perspective like he shouldve used his taser or go for the leg. As an officer you train to combat deadly force with your own deadly force defense to save yourself or another. Not everything has to be a racial battle
I understand that it was a split decision. And perhaps the officer's actions were justified, from a legal sense. I think LBJ's angst is the long history of excessive violence against African Americans. I also think police departments train their officers to shoot to kill, so they won't have to worry about retribution from a person whom they have wounded. Had the girl had a gun, then it would have been a no brainer, to shoot to kill. But, a kitchen knife, come on man. There must be another non-lethal method that could have been utilized. I think LBJ's perspective is that police shoot to kill African American's and other minorities disproportionality to caucasians. Quote Originally Posted by Wrecking_Force: @LonghornHoosier You dont make sense. It's not a racial war with this particular subject. The officer arrived at the scene and had to make a split decision before another life was taken. You hear other perspective like he shouldve used his taser or go for the leg. As an officer you train to combat deadly force with your own deadly force defense to save yourself or another. Not everything has to be a racial battle
HUH???just cos a knife isnt generally as deadly as a gun doesnt mean it cant fuqq up someones life in an instant..to slit a throat or take out an eye would be a tragic outcome and if you wanna go around attacking folk with a knife you had better expect a bad outcome from a person that might make a quick,spontaneous decision.
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#63
Quote Originally Posted by Phillip2002:
I will state my opinion quickly on why all this cop stuff is BS. Everyone is looking at the police but we should be looking at the other side. Decisions. Folks that's really it. If George Floyd decides not to counterfeit that store, if Breonna Taylor decides not to stay with her boyfriend who decides to shoot at police, and now if Bryant decides maybe not to run at people with a knife in open daylight. Did Floyd and Taylor deserve to die? NO. BUT, their awful awful decisions put them in that position. On the other hand of those two, Bryant deserved to be shot. Not even a discussion there. Also something now one is talking about. We have finally have evidence, evidence that Lebron and BLM don't give a shit about facts they are just quick to blame the white cop. We all knew this but this was a direct piece of evidence. Hopefully this brief moment of history were America wants to go back to 1963, where everything is about race, is over!
I will state my opinion quickly on why all this cop stuff is BS. Everyone is looking at the police but we should be looking at the other side. Decisions. Folks that's really it. If George Floyd decides not to counterfeit that store, if Breonna Taylor decides not to stay with her boyfriend who decides to shoot at police, and now if Bryant decides maybe not to run at people with a knife in open daylight. Did Floyd and Taylor deserve to die? NO. BUT, their awful awful decisions put them in that position. On the other hand of those two, Bryant deserved to be shot. Not even a discussion there. Also something now one is talking about. We have finally have evidence, evidence that Lebron and BLM don't give a shit about facts they are just quick to blame the white cop. We all knew this but this was a direct piece of evidence. Hopefully this brief moment of history were America wants to go back to 1963, where everything is about race, is over!
not american so i definitely do not follow this anywhere near as closely as others...but its very perplexing how every time one of these incidents comes up the headline is about "yet another INNOCENT black citizen murdered by cops" and then the facts come out and almost every time without fail they are not totally innocent or without fault at all.always engaging in some sort of criminal activity or associated with it or resisting police arrest.....and im with you,NO WAY should the consequences be as severe as they often are but on a long enough timeline with enough gung-ho,assho.le cops out there bad things will happen to people that CHOOSE to put themselves in these less than ideal situations.
the only exception i can recall is the zimmerman case,trayvon martin......oh no wait,he wasnt even a cop..was there any other one where the person was totally without fault and got killed?
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#66
Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers:
@marquee_ Years ago, when i first saw him doing a random post game interview with Martin Luther King type glasses with no frames like a wannabe poser. What stood out to me so much was how he was trying so hard to start acting and looking like MLK...i guess only time will tell
@marquee_ Years ago, when i first saw him doing a random post game interview with Martin Luther King type glasses with no frames like a wannabe poser. What stood out to me so much was how he was trying so hard to start acting and looking like MLK...i guess only time will tell
hold up,MLK didnt wear glasses did he??actually in my minds eye i kinda thought he did...but google got no images of them.strange.
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#67
Quote Originally Posted by davemsh:
LBJ is a basketball player....He should stick to basketball..they tried to pull that social justice stunt last year in the bubble by boycotting and using their NAB status.....Then when the players found out they were not going to get paid or the NBA salary cap would be affected if they cancelled the playoffs int he bubble...Guess what they all folded like a lawn chair....When they found out that their money was at stake.....George Floyd Who?
LBJ is a basketball player....He should stick to basketball..they tried to pull that social justice stunt last year in the bubble by boycotting and using their NAB status.....Then when the players found out they were not going to get paid or the NBA salary cap would be affected if they cancelled the playoffs int he bubble...Guess what they all folded like a lawn chair....When they found out that their money was at stake.....George Floyd Who?
not one of these guys would put their life/fortune/reputation on the line to bring about the change they harp on about...no muhammad ali's amongst this lot......i will do WHATEVER is necessary!!!until it actually costs me of course.
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#69
Quote Originally Posted by mrusso:
@melossinglet It seems resisting arrest, regardless of color, is a ticket to death however wrong that may be. There's a lesson in there somewhere...
@melossinglet It seems resisting arrest, regardless of color, is a ticket to death however wrong that may be. There's a lesson in there somewhere...
yep..unless i am misinformed,in america white folk get shot by cops at a significantly higher overall rate and when adjusted for % of population it is very close/comparable to black shootings at the hands of police..is there any explanation for why i have never once seen a story on the news of a white person suffering the same fate??
but yeah,every time its always the same....they dont wanna go quietly and things go south very quickly.....and for the umpteenth time,i hate the bloodlust and the bully-boy tactics and hair trigger reactions from some of these cops.its disgusting....but again,if youre in that situation you unfortunately need to play strictly by their rules and commands.
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#71
Totally agree with the king, that pigs gonna fry for killing a little girl just because she was attacking someone with a butter knife? Surely they could’ve handled the situation better than that at this day and age, this is where the taser should’ve been used or something, you don’t just shoot her dead lol rip pig
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Posted:
#72
@melossinglet
Quote Originally Posted by melossinglet:
Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers: @marquee_ Years ago, when i first saw him doing a random post game interview with Martin Luther King type glasses with no frames like a wannabe poser. What stood out to me so much was how he was trying so hard to start acting and looking like MLK...i guess only time will tell hold up,MLK didnt wear glasses did he??actually in my minds eye i kinda thought he did...but google got no images of them.strange.
Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers: @marquee_ Years ago, when i first saw him doing a random post game interview with Martin Luther King type glasses with no frames like a wannabe poser. What stood out to me so much was how he was trying so hard to start acting and looking like MLK...i guess only time will tell hold up,MLK didnt wear glasses did he??actually in my minds eye i kinda thought he did...but google got no images of them.strange.
Youre right...i meant to say Malcolm X...my mistake.
MAGAm Yisrael Chai
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Posted:
#73
Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:
This story will be a huge distraction for the Laker team tonight. Take the Mavs.
This story will be a huge distraction for the Laker team tonight. Take the Mavs.
after reading this thread I certainly had thoughts about taking Dallas wish I had of .... both sides were sweating in the 4th Q
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