GeorgesGoons wrote:I'm just glad I don't have to hear about Zion now. I cannot wait till he gets to the NBA where he is matched up with other Elite athletes on a nightly basis. He will be a bust!
There ya go... again.
GeorgesGoons wrote:I'm just glad I don't have to hear about Zion now. I cannot wait till he gets to the NBA where he is matched up with other Elite athletes on a nightly basis. He will be a bust!
This is why they shouldn't try to take the moral high ground on issues. They contradict themselves all the time. Lebron is huge at contradicting himselfshel311 wrote:Lebron has spoken...and he's essentially said that Morey should do the equivalent of "shut up and dribble"
oh i understand itDRiccio21 wrote:it was a monty hall paradox reply, you wouldn't get it
thats funny. Lebron cant even piss without someone holding his dick. I'm sure he was fine.DRiccio21 wrote:Lebron was sitting in a foreign country with a militaristic regime that could have easily created int'l tension by holding those dudes hostage or restricting their ability to leave/communicate. far fetched but not impossible and being such a high profile dude, i'm sure he doesn't want that mind fuck
he could have been worried about that and the words about Morey not being educated on the topic could have been in regards to that type of ramification of his tweet.
I'd like to point out again I don't think celebrities owe us that but much like Kerr, when they speak up not just about issues, but specifically on the importance of speaking up, THAT is the issue.DRiccio21 wrote: and think its absurd people think we are owed some moral standard by celebrities or anyone else.
He's like the King of Zamunda!!nick wrote:thats funny. Lebron cant even piss without someone holding his dick. I'm sure he was fine.
yeah i think we understand each others points.shel311 wrote:I'd like to point out again I don't think celebrities owe us that but much like Kerr, when they speak up not just about issues, but specifically on the importance of speaking up, THAT is the issue.DRiccio21 wrote: and think its absurd people think we are owed some moral standard by celebrities or anyone else.
A previous Lebron tweet, "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere - Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about thigns that matter"
But then he also says he doesn't really want to comment on the HK situation and that Morey should have waited to make his tweet.
I think the point is pretty simple, don't say all these heroic things if you don't plan to follow up your words with consistent actions. I don't think it's wrong to be called on that in the least.