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Lebron James (Los Angeles Lakers)

things like this make me wish Charles Oakley was still in the NBA. Lebron would try his damned take-6-steps-and-charge-through-the-lane tactic except Oakley would plant his ass firmly in the 10th row if he tried it....
 
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BuckeyeMike80;1782632; said:
things like this make me wish Charles Oakley was still in the NBA. Lebron would try his damned take-6-steps-and-charge-through-the-lane tactic except Oakley would plant his ass firmly in the 10th row if he tried it....

And Anthony Mason...why not add Rodman, Mahorn, and Laimbeer to the list as well. Kevin Willis could swing his razor elbows and "accidently" catch Bron in the cock as he goes up for a dunk.

I honestly think if Oden is healthy when Portland plays the Heat, he's going to slam him.
 
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BuckeyeMike80;1782632; said:
things like this make me wish Charles Oakley was still in the NBA. Lebron would try his damned take-6-steps-and-charge-through-the-lane tactic except Oakley would plant his ass firmly in the 10th row if he tried it....

I'd look for Shaq to pass out some hard fouls to the Heat this year.
 
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via Chris Broussard's twitter page (@Chris_Broussard)

"I think LeBron's race comment was pretty tame. Just stated the obvious - race at least a small factor in nearly everything in U.S."
for some yes. plenty of social issues involving race. though its often difficult that implicit bias isnt impacting many things. some folks dont like the 43 president or jim tressel since they are devote and open about their religion. some people do not like the 44 president, or tiger woods, or lebron james do their pigmentation. i think though when it becomes common parlance, rather than based in more reality in those situations (as listed above-political reasons, adultery issues, moving teams via a pr stunt, or generally thousands of other reasons that significantly outweigh the race/religion/discriminatory trait).

to say race issues do not exist is purely a fabrication, to assume that any outcome is purely based upon race when other, and often obvious factors play a huge part. simply stated many people have come to despise favre not b/c hes a giant hillbilly, rather for his pr driven antics. i think the same reality has caught up with lebron james. and im sure, id bet a lot that some people didnt like lebron before, or after his choice based purely upon his race, though that number dwarfs the people who have cooled on lebron b/c of his stunts, antics, and pr debacles...
 
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buckeyesin07;1781982; said:
I really do think that Wade's dumb enough to think the two situations are exactly alike.

Those T-Mobile commercials are going to start getting awkward.

Romanowski;1782540; said:
He also went on to say that comments like that make a mockery of the racism in America that happened in the sixties and LeBron should be ashamed of himself.

I agree with this. By pulling that card when it is painfully obvious that race had very little do with it, if anything at all, you are downplaying the horrific experiences people had in that era due to racism. I've seen a huge difference from my own childhood. Race just isn't as big of a deal anymore in most cases unless you make it one. People don't even know the damn definition of racism anymore. I don't think the media felt they were superior to LeBron James because he was black, a lot of articles that were negative about him were written by minorities. This is absurd. We powdered his ass, gave him a kingdom, paid him an ass load of money, and when we hate him for being immature, manipulative, conniving, deceptive, and spineless we're racist?
 
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GoodLifeSean;1782296; said:
My boss is an ass.
My boss is gay.
Therefore I must be a homophobe according to Lebroni logic. [censored]ing moron. Two unrelated facts
Don't make it a bigoted issue.

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And yet your first impulse was not to call your gay boss "an idiot", or "a douche".....

Hmmmmmmmmmm.....
 
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jimotis4heisman;1782682; said:
for some yes. plenty of social issues involving race. though its often difficult that implicit bias isnt impacting many things. some folks dont like the 43 president or jim tressel since they are devote and open about their religion. some people do not like the 44 president, or tiger woods, or lebron james do their pigmentation. i think though when it becomes common parlance, rather than based in more reality in those situations (as listed above-political reasons, adultery issues, moving teams via a pr stunt, or generally thousands of other reasons that significantly outweigh the race/religion/discriminatory trait).

to say race issues do not exist is purely a fabrication, to assume that any outcome is purely based upon race when other, and often obvious factors play a huge part. simply stated many people have come to despise favre not b/c hes a giant hillbilly, rather for his pr driven antics. i think the same reality has caught up with lebron james. and im sure, id bet a lot that some people didnt like lebron before, or after his choice based purely upon his race, though that number dwarfs the people who have cooled on lebron b/c of his stunts, antics, and pr debacles...
Maybe I didn't have a very good education or something but what did you just say:huh: :lol:
 
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