George Karl rips Carmelo Anthony, Kenyon Martin in upcoming book- calls them fatherless crybabies

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Yea but being fatherless is a problem yall need to get out ya feelings.
Being fatherless is a problem? :what:

No, it's a fukking unfortunate situation to be born into.:mindblown:

The circumstances that exacerbate the prevalence of lack of support structure for a child is the problem. Think about that for a minute. Really think about it.

Let me break down the political retrograde that has made up Western thought in our Country:

Step 1 - The institution, regardless of whether intentional or not, creates the circumstances that may result in the dysfunction of a particular group or sub-sect of society.:aicmon:

Step 2 - It actually results in the dysfunction of that particular group. :mjcry:

Step 3 - Society comes to a crossroad where it has to decide a) To acknowledge the institutions recklessness/negligence and correct the dysfunction or b) blame the actual group for the resulting dysfunction.:lupe:

Step 4 - We've, as a society, decided choice b and have been blaming the group and ignoring Society's role. :wtf:

Step 5 - Then, privileged members of said society blame the dysfunctional group for their deficiencies! :mindblown:

If that 5 step cycle of ignorance didn't strike a cord... Let me dumb it down again...:martin:

Landlord doesn't care about resident on 5th floor and ignores pleas to correct lead in paint. Years later, the family's children have learning disabilities because of the exposure and lack proper self-control and other higher order mechanisms. Landlord sees 5th floor child jumping off of porch damaging concrete and leaving lobby door unlocked even after being told not to many times.

Then the landlord has the audacity to say "Those little brats haven't been raised right! If they had a proper upbringing like respectful kids, they wouldn't be such fukking loser troublemakers! THEY ARE WHY I CAN'T GET ANY GOOD RESIDENTS TO RENT HERE!":comeon:

Don't come to me trying to find some discussion silver lining in George Karl's ignorant book selling gimmick by saying something to the effect of
  • "...well, it brings up a good point, we do need to do better with teaching our kids manners."
  • or "Yea but...being fatherless is a problem."
  • or "I know it was only untaxed cigarettes but he died because he foolishly didn't do what the NYPD said."
The Coli is filled with the intelligent nikkas just giving up trying to explain or have intense convo with brehs who aren't seeing the layers of this ignorant shyt. I have all the time the next couple days, so this classroom thread can stay open.:russell:

The presence of fathers choosing not to be in their child's lives is a very important discussion we can have...in another thread in this marketplace of ideas. ANOTHER THREAD.(Meaning get off your lazy fukking ass and make that thread, I'll be your first poster. But you aren't though, goofy.):sas1:

But here, nikka? It's off-base as fukk considering Melo's father DIED from cancer and Melo has become a successful Black man with financial literacy, traditional family, articulates himself very well in interviews and is VP of NBPA.:why:

You're out of line right now. You either can see it and fall back or make brehs suspicious of whether or not you're some fukking troll who wants to frustrate high cognitive Black people.

Which is it? :lupe:
 

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I'd really suggest anyone who is interested in truly understanding the layers involved in this discussion to pick up this book(truly my favorite):

The Condemnation Of Blackness - by Harvard Professor and former Director of the Harlem Schomburg Center, Khalil Gibran Muhammad.

Matter fact,
the first two people who reply to this, I'll even cop it for you. We'll discuss in PMs where I could deliver it to.

Quick synopsis of book:

Following the 1890 census, the first to measure the generation of African Americans born after slavery, crime statistics, new migration and immigration trends, and symbolic references to America as the promised land of opportunity were woven into a cautionary tale about the exceptional threat black people posed to modern urban society. Excessive arrest rates and overrepresentation in northern prisons were seen by many whites―liberals and conservatives, northerners and southerners―as indisputable proof of blacks’ inferiority. In the heyday of “separate but equal,” what else but pathology could explain black failure in the “land of opportunity”?

The idea of black criminality was crucial to the making of modern urban America, as were African Americans’ own ideas about race and crime. Chronicling the emergence of deeply embedded notions of black people as a dangerous race of criminals by explicit contrast to working-class whites and European immigrants, this fascinating book reveals the influence such ideas have had on urban development and social policies.
 

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I'd really suggest anyone who is interested in truly understanding the layers involved in this discussion to pick up this book(truly my favorite):

The Condemnation Of Blackness - by Harvard Professor and former Director of the Harlem Schomburg Center, Khalil Gibran Muhammad.

Matter fact,
the first two people who reply to this, I'll even cop it for you. We'll discuss in PMs where I could deliver it to.

Quick synopsis of book:
That is my favorite book on how whites constructed thier shyt theories on Black cultural pathology. Too bad the author left the Schomberg
 

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That is my favorite book on how whites constructed thier shyt theories on Black cultural pathology. Too bad the author left the Schomberg
Breh!!!

Any time I mentor new law grads going into Criminal Law... I tell them the trifecta on Race, Society and Criminal Justice are Condemnation of Blackness, Slavery By Another Name, and The New Jim Crow. Low key, The New Jim Crow is the weakest out of all of them, and that's not a shot at the book. it just means all of them are brilliant.

Good shyt, Rebel. :salute:
 

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Also, if a nikka isn't a man...What is he? :jbhmm:

“Kenyon and Carmelo carried two big burdens: all that money and no father to show them how to act like a man,” Karl wrote.


Doesn't that mean he thinks Melo is a boy? Isn't that the logical insinuation?

Melo is a fukking boy to this nikka.

Y'all seeing what I'm seeing right? Does someone have an explanation that justifies us not going in on this bytch nikka for the layered bigotry?

How is anyone on the Coli thinking this discussion should be on defense or father's not being in the house?

Dead that shyt.
 

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Breh!!!

Any time I mentor new law grads going into Criminal Law... I tell them the trifecta on Race, Society and Criminal Justice are Condemnation of Blackness, Slavery By Another Name, and The New Jim Crow. Low key, The New Jim Crow is the weakest out of all of them, and that's not a shot at the book. it just means all of them are brilliant.

Good shyt, Rebel. :salute:
Only book I didn't read out of that list is the new Jim Crow.
 

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He's right about melos attributes as a player though. It's why the two most successful teams melo has had, he wasn't the leader. Chauncey and kidd were. Everything else is just sour grapes

A lot of teams the leader is the PG. The General was the leader of the Spurs. It doesn't matter who the best player is, the PG is supposed to run the team and lead them. Chuck's leader was KJ and Mo Cheeks. KG wasn't the leader of his teams either. Hell, Kobe wasn't the leader of the Lakers....and imagine a Shaq led team going anywhere.

Let's deal with the facts here. Melo never listens..He never does. Besides his flaws on the court Lebron Wade and Bosh urged him to sign a 3 yr deal so they can all be free agents and control their own destinies. What did Melo do? He went and signed for 6 yrs and took the max from the Nuggets like a dikk :beli: When he saw the whole decision shyt and seein them all control their own destinies and having the teams come to them then he got all mad but by then it was too tale. That nikka Melo is an analog shortsighted dude that never sees the big picture. He wanted to leave then cause he was mad he wasn't a free agent like Bron and them..

This is the story of dumb ass Melo. I like him but he disappointed me with his decision making. He could of been in Miami winning titles but he chose money over POWER

False. George Karl told Melo to play off the ball and he did so...like his 3rd season. He's also averaged 4apg in Denver 2x I think, so there goes the "all he does is score" and lead the team in Orebs.

Truth is George Karl clashed with every superstar he's ever played with.
 

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A lot of teams the leader is the PG. The General was the leader of the Spurs. It doesn't matter who the best player is, the PG is supposed to run the team and lead them. Chuck's leader was KJ and Mo Cheeks. KG wasn't the leader of his teams either. Hell, Kobe wasn't the leader of the Lakers....and imagine a Shaq led team going anywhere.


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This is false. Barkley never won so listing him is pointless. He had the same criticism lobbed at him from pippen and Jordan.

Kg wasnt the leader of the celtics? On what planet? How wasn't Kobe the leader of the 09-10 Lakers? Do not say Fisher either. And of course Duncan wasn't the leader his first few years. But form 03 on everyone took their cues from him
 
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