[AUDIO] Donald Sterling - "Don't bring black people to my games" [AGREES TO SELL TEAM]

[pete clemenza]

What exactly has changed?

He profits from home now?. Even if he sells, the bidding process is going to be so fierce that his windfall will make up for any money lost by not owning the team.


And he's 81.

He's not really losing at all. He might get a billion for the Clipps.. we just need him gone. He f*cks up everything. We're finally good and trying to make a playoff run and him and his tranny b*tch pretty much burns it down in flames. What kind of owner does this type of sh*t? He's definitely gonna cash out, we just need him gone. He's bad luck. An albatross, a evil curse haranguing over the team for the past 30 years

 

[Walt]

Exactly. Free speech doesn't equal free of consequence, yet they're clamoring for it in their ignorance of the law.

They selectively invoke free speech the same way the selectively invoke the Constitution. The same way they selectively support the mythical meritocracy when it works for them, and expect reform of credentials when it doesn't. It's all sick, base, transparent self-interest. Same people who dismiss police brutality claims when photographic evidence has nikkas' heads looking like a hybrid of a pumpkin and a squash looked at a small cut on Zimmerman's head and decided he was justified in shooting an unarmed teenager. Same people who tell opponents of the paternalistic dress code and un-American age limit "NBA is a private organization, they can do whatever they want, deal with it" suddenly are screaming "those were private conversations, the NBA can't just do whatever they want here!" The beat goes on.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

#INHERENTLY

 

[NYC Rebel]

Amazing. The same crowd that saw the NFL fining Richard Sherman for his rant as valid are now crying that Donald Sterling had his first amendment rights of free speech taken from him.

fukking pieces of shyt.

 

[H@LLOW]

Is she loyal though ?

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

He's not really losing at all. He might get a billion for the Clipps.. we just need him gone. He f*cks up everything. We're finally good and trying to make a playoff run and him and his tranny b*tch pretty much burns it down in flames. What kind of owner does this type of sh*t? He's definitely gonna cash out, we just need him gone. He's bad luck. An albatross, a evil curse haranguing over the team for the past 30 years

I know you'd disagree but I hope they do the right thing and give the team back to San Diego. It would really close the chapter on the scumling reign since he moved the team without league consent.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

They selectively invoke free speech the same way the selectively invoke the Constitution. The same way selectively support the mythical meritocracy. It's all sick, base, transparent self-interest. Same people who dismiss police brutality claims when photographic evidence has nikkas' heads looking like a hybrid of a pumpkin and a squash looked at a small cut on Zimmerman's head and decided he was justified in shooting an unarmed teenager. Same people who tell opponents of the paternalistic dress code and un-American age limit "NBA is a private organization, they can do whatever they want, deal with it" suddenly are screaming "those were private conversations, the NBA can't just do whatever they want here!" The beat goes on.

This is partly why I put people onto the Tariq podcast.

Dude has been calling this shyt out for the longest.

it suddenly becomes a free speech issue when they talk shyt about black people.

 

[jaydolf spitler]

thats not what theyre saying

they're saying that these owners are full of sh*t for acting like they care about racism and the only reason they've responded to this is because the public outrage could hurt their pockets

how could anyone disagree with that?

that makes more sense but I'm talking about stuff like what kareem wrote which was more reflective of america as a whole than just owners

What bothers me about this whole Donald Sterling affair isn’t just his racism. I’m bothered that everyone acts as if it’s a huge surprise. Now there’s all this dramatic and very public rending of clothing about whether they should keep their expensive Clippers season tickets. Really? All this other stuff I listed above has been going on for years and this ridiculous conversation with his girlfriend is what puts you over the edge? That’s the smoking gun?

He was discriminating against black and Hispanic families for years, preventing them from getting housing. It was public record. We did nothing. 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?

Shouldn’t we be equally angered by the fact that his private, intimate conversation was taped and then leaked to the media? Didn’t we just call to task the NSA for intruding into American citizen’s privacy in such an un-American way? Although the impact is similar to Mitt Romney’s comments that were secretly taped, the difference is that Romney was giving a public speech. The making and release of this tape is so sleazy that just listening to it makes me feel like an accomplice to the crime. We didn’t steal the cake but we’re all gorging ourselves on it.

Make no mistake: Donald Sterling is the villain of this story. But he’s just a handmaiden to the bigger evil. In our quest for social justice, we shouldn’t lose sight that racism is the true enemy. He’s just another jerk with more money than brains.

So, if we’re all going to be outraged, 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.

The bolded are things that I simply did not know back then. In my opinion I dont give a fukk that his convo was taped in private and leaked. It is a bytch thing to do to do that but he said what he said and those kind of views have no place in 2014 and he deserved to be exposed

 

[KingJudah]

They selectively invoke free speech the same way the selectively invoke the Constitution. The same way selectively support the mythical meritocracy. It's all sick, base, transparent self-interest. Same people who dismiss police brutality claims when photographic evidence has nikkas' heads looking like a hybrid of a pumpkin and a squash looked at a small cut on Zimmerman's head and decided he was justified in shooting an unarmed teenager. Same people who tell opponents of the paternalistic dress code and un-American age limit "NBA is a private organization, they can do whatever they want, deal with it" suddenly are screaming "those were private conversations, the NBA can't just do whatever they want here!" The beat goes on.

free speech is meant to be in RE to governmental transgressions. Not citizen v citizen or citizen v company etc.

 

[Donald J Trump]

All of you are forgetting one thing :bayer:


















Mr. Sterling stands to make close to a billion from a sale :evilcac:
















Who is losing now :cracker:

 

[Easy-E]

One opinion I'm gonna change; though, I like what the NBA has done, I understand the cynism of some ppl. And it's healthy. The NBA's hand was really forced and I have to understand the other side's feelings.

I was more getting at him for saying boycotting tonights game still made since if the owners didnt vote by tonight

It woukd make no sense

I'm gonna go ahead and say; though I agree with you, I don't see a wrong or right, for the players, at this point, still.

 

[Rocket Scientist]

Like always you come thru props to you. That gif is so appropriate right now

 

[jaydolf spitler]

thats not what theyre saying

they're saying that these owners are full of sh*t for acting like they care about racism and the only reason they've responded to this is because the public outrage could hurt their pockets

how could anyone disagree with that?

that makes more sense but I'm talking about stuff like what kareem wrote which was more reflective of america as a whole than just owners

What bothers me about this whole Donald Sterling affair isn’t just his racism. I’m bothered that everyone acts as if it’s a huge surprise. Now there’s all this dramatic and very public rending of clothing about whether they should keep their expensive Clippers season tickets. Really? All this other stuff I listed above has been going on for years and this ridiculous conversation with his girlfriend is what puts you over the edge? That’s the smoking gun?

He was discriminating against black and Hispanic families for years, preventing them from getting housing. It was public record. We did nothing. 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?

Shouldn’t we be equally angered by the fact that his private, intimate conversation was taped and then leaked to the media? Didn’t we just call to task the NSA for intruding into American citizen’s privacy in such an un-American way? Although the impact is similar to Mitt Romney’s comments that were secretly taped, the difference is that Romney was giving a public speech. The making and release of this tape is so sleazy that just listening to it makes me feel like an accomplice to the crime. We didn’t steal the cake but we’re all gorging ourselves on it.

Make no mistake: Donald Sterling is the villain of this story. But he’s just a handmaiden to the bigger evil. In our quest for social justice, we shouldn’t lose sight that racism is the true enemy. He’s just another jerk with more money than brains.

So, if we’re all going to be outraged, 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.

The bolded are things that I simply did not know back then. In my opinion I dont give a fukk that his convo was taped in private and leaked. It is a bytch thing to do to do that but he said what he said and those kind of views have no place in 2014 and he deserved to be exposed

It's one thing to have had previous alleged quotes from previous cases from him and another thing to have actual audio evidence of specific things this racist said. I think that's why there is so much outrage and deservedly so

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

Amazing. The same crowd that saw the NFL fining Richard Sherman for his rant as valid are now crying that Donald Sterling had his first amendment rights of free speech taken from him.

fukking pieces of shyt.

I love that they expose themselves its a nice reminder, goes to show less than one century of crude progress can't trump several centuries of efficient and effective savagery and inhumanity.

 

[NYC Rebel]

They selectively invoke free speech the same way the selectively invoke the Constitution. The same way they selectively support the mythical meritocracy when it works for them, and expect reform of credentials when it doesn't. It's all sick, base, transparent self-interest. Same people who dismiss police brutality claims when photographic evidence has nikkas' heads looking like a hybrid of a pumpkin and a squash looked at a small cut on Zimmerman's head and decided he was justified in shooting an unarmed teenager. Same people who tell opponents of the paternalistic dress code and un-American age limit "NBA is a private organization, they can do whatever they want, deal with it" suddenly are screaming "those were private conversations, the NBA can't just do whatever they want here!" The beat goes on.

Damn....the world needed the old show during these times.