Enes Kanter Freedom is a man who may have more love of America and freedom than most natural-born Americans. His story is impressive, from growing up in Turkey to coming to America to play the game he loves, basketball.
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NBA Players Know More About COVID Than Our Political “Leaders”
While the vast majority of NBA players have surrendered to the jab, some notable players have not. Let’s start with Jonathan Isaac, who plays for the Orlando Magic:
Chinese Slave Labor Pays the NBA
There’s a terrible optic out there for the NBA. It appears slave labor pays for the NBA in China. Don’t you just love professional sports these days? Neither do I. The National Basketball Association is full if hypocritical social justice warriors. Don’t misunderstand. They believe what they say… for as long as they are talking. … Read more
NBA, MLB Ratings Crash After Protest-Filled Debuts
People want to watch sports and not be preached at for the length of an entire game (or in the case of NASCAR, for 300, 400 miles). With the NFL sending signals that they are going to also be Social Justice Preachers, I’m betting that will add to the decreased revenues as well.
#Woke NBA Decides to Change The “Names” of Players to Fit Their New Narrative
It wasn’t enough when the NBA went “China loving nuts” after the Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey tweeted support for Hong Kong. Freedom/pro-democracy-loving people protesting against the Chinese Communists.
With PG&E shutting down its high power lines due to high winds…
I actually think the NBA line is a little more biting – and true. (H/T: Powerline)
Cowardly NBA Caves to Chinese Bullying
The NBA caved to Chinese bullying after a tweet by the Houston General Manager. The NBA and the owner apologized and contemplated firing the GM for his Pro-Hong Kong Tweet. Rather than sending the message to China that Americans support Democracy.
Draymond Green and the NBA Don’t Like the Word “Owners” ‘cuz Slavery
NBA Basketball player Draymond Green earns 16.7 million dollars a year. The guys who pay him that much are Joseph S. Lacob, and Peter Guber. His employers also own the team for which he plays, but Draymond doesn’t think they should be called “owners” because of slavery.