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L.A. Clippers Owner to GF: Don't Bring Black People to My Games ... Including Magic
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Looks like she could eat corn on the cob through a picket fence.
Isn't this guy in the wrong sport, he should buy a hockey team or promote winter olympics....
raysd21
Banned Member
That old racist white dude doesn't piss me off. That fucking wackjob cunt that recorded him and sold the recording bothers me. Just look at the filthy whore. She probably was fuking those bros that's why he went of his rocker.
That's pretty much the standard deal, I know some old dudes that are widowers that are papered up and they just want something nice on their arm when they go out. That's a 70+ year old jewish guy that hasn't exercised in his life, he's not getting any woman in the world wet if here were to disrobe.
trollface is strong in the middle chick
I think the woman at the center of this whole thing is pretty funny looking too. I can't quite put my finger on it, but she looks like a pot faced horsey or something.
1 thing I know for sho, that old cheap racist bastard finally got what was due to him.
Standard Donkey
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KKK and jim crow laws were from the democrats and MLK was a republican you stupid nigger
Wrong
State Sen. Stephen Martin was recently asked to weigh in on controversialcomments by GOP Lieutenant Governor candidate E.W. Jackson that denounced the Ku Klux Klan, Planned Parenthood and the Democratic Party in the same breath.
In defending Jackson, Martin sparked a controversy of his own.
"The fact is that both the KKK and Planned Parenthood are creations of the Democratic Party,"
Martin, R-Chesterfield, said in a May 23 interview with the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
We decided to check whether the KKK really was spawned by the Democratic Party. We’ll post another Truth-O-Meter that examines Martin’s contention Planned Parenthood was created by Democrats.
When we asked Martin for the facts behind his KKK statement, he said he had misspoken.
"What I should have said is it was started by Democrats, not by the Democratic party," the senator said. "It wasn’t an official subdivision of the party, obviously … It was definitely founded by Democrats."
Soon after our conversation, Martin released a statement saying he "regretted the carelessness and inaccuracy" of his comments regarding the KKK, calling his statement an "impromptu" response to questions about Jackson’s comments that Planned Parenthood has been more lethal to blacks than the KKK.
PolitiFact Virginia respects when people tell us they erred, but we still feel obliged to complete our fact checks of their statements. So we asked several historians about the origins of the KKK.
Details about the hate group’s founding are murky -- including the exact year it began. Some cite 1865 as its start, others say it was 1867. Historians generally agree it was founded by a handful of Confederate veterans in Pulaski, Tenn. as a social fraternity and it quickly changed into a violent group that terrorized newly empowered black and white Republicans in the South.
J. Michael Martinez, the author of a 2007 book "Carpetbaggers, Calvary and the KKK," told us many angry Southern whites during the 1860s and 1870s were Democrats and a smaller number of them joined the KKK.
So there is some historic link between Democrats and the KKK. But Martinez said it is misleading to say that the hate group was started by the Democratic Party because it was more of a grassroots creation.
There’s another point to consider.
"To say that the Ku Klux Klan was started by the Democratic Party -- it’s not the Democratic party of today," Martinez said. "(From the) 1930s until today, you think of the Democratic Party being considered the party of the disenfranchised."
Other historians had similar takes.
Carole Emberton, an associate professor of history at the University at Buffalo, wrote in an email that various "Klans" that sprung up around the South acted as a "strong arm" for many local Democratic politicians during Reconstruction. Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest -- believed to be the KKK’s first Grand Dragon -- even spoke at the 1868 Democratic National Convention, said Emberton, author of "Beyond Redemption: Race, Violence and the American South after the Civil War."
But Emberton added a major caveat:
"The party lines of the 1860s/1870s are not the party lines of today," she wrote to us. "Although the names stayed the same, the platforms of the two parties reversed each other in the mid-20th century, due in large part to white ‘Dixiecrats’ flight out of the Democratic Party and into the Republican Party after the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. By then, the Democratic Party had become the party of ‘reform,’ supporting a variety of ‘liberal’ causes, including civil rights, women’s rights, etc. whereas this had been the banner of the Republican Party in the nineteenth century."
Elaine Frantz Parsons, an associate professor at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh said that most post-Civil War southern whites were Democrats who were unhappy with Republican policies on Reconstruction while large numbers of newly-freed slaves were Republicans.
"So it is not surprising that the Reconstruction era Klan would have been very largely Democrats attacking Republicans," Parsons said in an e-mail. "But this simply does not map well at all onto the party structure we know today. Among other things, the Republicans (during Reconstruction) were condemned as the party of big government and as wanting to centralize authority on the federal level."
Our ruling
Martin said the KKK was created by the Democratic Party. He acknowledged he was wrong.
Historians say the KKK consisted of a group of Southern whites after the Civil War who were Democrats. But there’s no evidence the KKK was created by their political party.
It should also be noted that the anti-black Democratic Party of the 1860s and 1870s bears no similarity to the party of today.
Recognizing that Martin has expressed regret for his statement. We rate his claim False.
isn't this saying that the KKK was from the democrats?
Rather lhjo.
Here's a different take on the whole thing: He's an old guy who's dick isn't going to get hard even if he ate a whole bottle of viagra and he used a penis pump until it imploded. Everyone knows that. Maybe he just doesn't want his arm candy to embarrass him by bringing black guys to the games and hang out with them. He wants to keep the fantasy of having a young chick all to himself. The reality is vastly different but while out in public he wants to be seen as being the only one banging her, even though he probably can't. She wants a sugar daddy. She wants to keep the lifestyle the sugar daddy provides she's just going to have to play by the rules.
So what if the guy is a dick. He has the right to think what he wants. After listening to the recoding,
I don' t hear enough to be pissed about. They were fighting and she was trying to set him up. Who hasn't said stupid things when fighting with their woman. And as far as him getting what he deserves, he won't be crying after he sells the team.
I don' t hear enough to be pissed about. They were fighting and she was trying to set him up. Who hasn't said stupid things when fighting with their woman. And as far as him getting what he deserves, he won't be crying after he sells the team.
isn't this saying that the KKK was from the democrats?
Wow. Can't read very well, can you? I'll give you a hand. This is what is called a summary. Try to read slowly and carefully. The article states that the KKK was not formed by the democratic party, but was instead a grassroots organization. It further states that even if some democrats were members in the early days of the KKK, the democratic party of today bears little to no resemblance to the democratic party during the years in which the KKK was formed. Thus, State Senator Martin's assertion that the KKK was founded by the Democratic party is false. Also, he admitted as much almost as soon as he made the statement, arguing that the KKK was formed by democrats, not the democratic party. This comment is suspect, as there is no proof that the KKK was made up of democrats only. Your assertion that the Democratic party started the KKK is ludicrous. Hope this helps your limited understanding of historical events.
dogsoldier
Elite Member
At the end of the day, if I was worth 2.2 BILLION dollars, I really would not give a flying flip what anyone thought of me. I would go buy a hockey team, replace that whore with another better looking model, and not rent my apartments to anyone I don't like. Why, because I have 2.2 BILLION dollars, that's why.
He does have the right to be a racist and a slumlord scumbag. The NBA also has the right to ban his ass for life for his conduct. His plantation owner mentality was exposed. Anyone who has been paying any attention over the years knows that this fuck is an attention seeking piece of shit. Forcing him to sell the Clippers will cost him hundreds of millions in capital gains tax he would have avoided if he had simply passed it on when he died. His punishment is he gets to live with himself and his actions and die a sad, lonely, albeit it rich, old man. All he has done in his life is take advantage of those who could not fight back, and in this case he is going to lose. Karma is a fucking bitch, and he clearly cared a great deal about owning the Clippers and being part of the "club". That is all gone now. My guess is he will die with nothing but his money to keep him company, and not a single soul who really cares if he lives or dies. Sad end to a sad life.
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NBA Legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Rips BOTH SIDES in Donald Sterling ‘Scandal’
The NBA players, media, and grievance mongers such as Al Sharpton are up in arms over vile L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s alleged racist remarks. But NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar today said a pox on both your houses – calling out the hypocrisy behind the whole affair and presenting by far the most rounded – and surprisingly libertarian — view thus far.
Abdul-Jabbar, in an op-ed piece in TIME attacked the collective outrage emanating from America’s media over Sterling’s aremarks to his girlfriend, calling the publication of a private conversation “sleazy” and wondering why earlier, more public manifestations of racism failed to shock those such as Al Sharpton, and the NAACP.
Abdul-Jabbar explains that we’re witnessing a veritable “finger-wagging Olympics . . . all over the latest in a long line of rich white celebrities to come out of the racist closet.”
“Yes, I’m angry, too,” Abdul-Jabbar admits, “but not just about the sins of Donald Sterling. I’ve got a list.”
That list includes Sterling’s girlfriend, V. Stiviano, whose voice is heard on the racially-loaded tape and who likely set the Clippers’ owner up.
“Man, what a winding road she led him down to get all of that out,” he mocked. “She was like a sexy nanny playing ‘pin the fried chicken on the Sambo.’ She blindfolded him and spun him around until he was just blathering all sorts of incoherent racist sound bites that had the news media peeing themselves with glee.”
And speaking of the news media? “They caught big game on a slow news day,” Abdul-Jabbar explained, “so they put his head on a pike, dubbed him Lord of the Flies, and danced around him whooping.”
The former NBA all-star, who played for the Milwaukee Bucks and L.A. Lakers from 1969 to 1989, has no sympathy for Sterling. But he is upset that everyone is acting so surprised, noting that the NBA owner has said offensive comments in the past and has been sued over both housing and employment discrimination.
The NAACP “did nothing” after Sterling was forced to pay a staggering $3 million fine for denying housing to Blacks, saying they “smell, and attract vermin,” Abdul-Jabbar noted. They were even going to present Sterling with an NAACP award on May 15th, with the Rev. Al Sharpton on hand. “Suddenly he says he doesn’t want his girlfriend posing with Magic Johnson on Instagram and we bring out the torches and rope. Shouldn’t we have all called for his resignation back then?”
Abdul-Jabbar is correct, but it is worse than that. The NAACP accepted multiple grants from the Donald T. Sterling Charitable Foundation and handed Sterling several “image awards” — despite full knowledge of his prior, massive fine for discrimination against Blacks in his slumlord housing.
Abdul-Jabbar, perhaps channeling his closet libertarianism, also blasted the fact that Sterling’s private conversation — however racist — was suddenly broadcast nationwide.
“Didn’t we just call to task the NSA for intruding into American citizen’s privacy in such an un-American way?” he asked, comparing the secret tape-recording to Mitt Romney’s embarrassing 47 percent remark, recorded without the then-candidate’s knowledge.
“The making and release of this tape is so sleazy that just listening to it makes me feel like an accomplice to the crime,” Abdul-Jabbar fumed. “We didn’t steal the cake but we’re all gorging ourselves on it.”
“So, if we’re all going to be outraged,” the former NBA star wrapped up, “let’s be outraged that we weren’t more outraged when his racism was first evident. Let’s be outraged that private conversations between people in an intimate relationship are recorded and publicly played. Let’s be outraged that whoever did the betraying will probably get a book deal, a sitcom, trade recipes with Hoda and Kathie Lee, and soon appear on ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ and ‘Dancing with the Stars.’”
Brilliant.
NBA Legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Rips BOTH SIDES in Donald Sterling ‘Scandal’
The NBA players, media, and grievance mongers such as Al Sharpton are up in arms over vile L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s alleged racist remarks. But NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar today said a pox on both your houses – calling out the hypocrisy behind the whole affair and presenting by far the most rounded – and surprisingly libertarian — view thus far.
Abdul-Jabbar, in an op-ed piece in TIME attacked the collective outrage emanating from America’s media over Sterling’s aremarks to his girlfriend, calling the publication of a private conversation “sleazy” and wondering why earlier, more public manifestations of racism failed to shock those such as Al Sharpton, and the NAACP.
Abdul-Jabbar explains that we’re witnessing a veritable “finger-wagging Olympics . . . all over the latest in a long line of rich white celebrities to come out of the racist closet.”
“Yes, I’m angry, too,” Abdul-Jabbar admits, “but not just about the sins of Donald Sterling. I’ve got a list.”
That list includes Sterling’s girlfriend, V. Stiviano, whose voice is heard on the racially-loaded tape and who likely set the Clippers’ owner up.
“Man, what a winding road she led him down to get all of that out,” he mocked. “She was like a sexy nanny playing ‘pin the fried chicken on the Sambo.’ She blindfolded him and spun him around until he was just blathering all sorts of incoherent racist sound bites that had the news media peeing themselves with glee.”
And speaking of the news media? “They caught big game on a slow news day,” Abdul-Jabbar explained, “so they put his head on a pike, dubbed him Lord of the Flies, and danced around him whooping.”
The former NBA all-star, who played for the Milwaukee Bucks and L.A. Lakers from 1969 to 1989, has no sympathy for Sterling. But he is upset that everyone is acting so surprised, noting that the NBA owner has said offensive comments in the past and has been sued over both housing and employment discrimination.
The NAACP “did nothing” after Sterling was forced to pay a staggering $3 million fine for denying housing to Blacks, saying they “smell, and attract vermin,” Abdul-Jabbar noted. They were even going to present Sterling with an NAACP award on May 15th, with the Rev. Al Sharpton on hand. “Suddenly he says he doesn’t want his girlfriend posing with Magic Johnson on Instagram and we bring out the torches and rope. Shouldn’t we have all called for his resignation back then?”
Abdul-Jabbar is correct, but it is worse than that. The NAACP accepted multiple grants from the Donald T. Sterling Charitable Foundation and handed Sterling several “image awards” — despite full knowledge of his prior, massive fine for discrimination against Blacks in his slumlord housing.
Abdul-Jabbar, perhaps channeling his closet libertarianism, also blasted the fact that Sterling’s private conversation — however racist — was suddenly broadcast nationwide.
“Didn’t we just call to task the NSA for intruding into American citizen’s privacy in such an un-American way?” he asked, comparing the secret tape-recording to Mitt Romney’s embarrassing 47 percent remark, recorded without the then-candidate’s knowledge.
“The making and release of this tape is so sleazy that just listening to it makes me feel like an accomplice to the crime,” Abdul-Jabbar fumed. “We didn’t steal the cake but we’re all gorging ourselves on it.”
“So, if we’re all going to be outraged,” the former NBA star wrapped up, “let’s be outraged that we weren’t more outraged when his racism was first evident. Let’s be outraged that private conversations between people in an intimate relationship are recorded and publicly played. Let’s be outraged that whoever did the betraying will probably get a book deal, a sitcom, trade recipes with Hoda and Kathie Lee, and soon appear on ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ and ‘Dancing with the Stars.’”
Brilliant.
All excellent points. Tremendous hypocrisy at play here. The NBA knew for years that Sterling is the scum of the earth. They deserve criticism for not doing anything until their hand was forced by the events of late. No saints involved in this situation, except for the true victims of Sterling's illegal and immoral behavior over the years. Still, I'm glad to see him out of the NBA, even if it is long overdue.
charley
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Agreed ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Kareem Abdul Jabar, the voice of reason in this whole sideshow..
Love this part, sounds almost Hunter S. Thompson Gonzo-Esque
"She was like a sexy nanny playing ‘pin the fried chicken on the Sambo.’ She blindfolded him and spun him around until he was just blathering all sorts of incoherent racist sound bites..."
Love this part, sounds almost Hunter S. Thompson Gonzo-Esque
"She was like a sexy nanny playing ‘pin the fried chicken on the Sambo.’ She blindfolded him and spun him around until he was just blathering all sorts of incoherent racist sound bites..."
heckler7
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If I owned an apartment building I wouldnt want to rent it to low income people in general, regardless of race, they dont respect property and will trash it. but if thats the neighborhood you buy in you must expect thats the customer base you set yourself up with. I have seen this exact mindset being applied in the aircraft charter business, verbatim, rich Jews say I dont want those people on my aircraft. Truth