Ja Morant Shows Off Gun ON IG Live.....Again

[AtlienInTheGoodieMob]

Jesus both sides are on the extreme

Yes we all know there is a racial bias towards black men, yes there is a hypocrisy when it comes to guns but that doesnt excuse Ja from acting reckless with a gun, that doesn’t excuse Ja from acting like a 13 year old showing off his gun every chance he gets and yes when you are the face of a franchise that is part of a bigger organization it would be wise to act like you got some damn sense. And no Ja doesnt need to have his contract cancelled and shipped off to the Hong Kong Rice Ballers.

 

[JayGatsby]

People saying his parents didn't make him do this, you are right

But it just shows his parents really didn't have a firm hold on his growing up phase

His father acts like his best friend, I'm not suprised because his father is obviously living his dream through his son

If he sat down and spoke to his son n told him "don't act like this again" only to do the same thing a couple months later , then that tells you all you need to know about his father raising "skills"

 

[HARLEM AL]

The should sentence that boy to 1 year in the G league... im sure he would stop that stupid shyt then

That don’t sound like a bad idea lmaooo. Might save this nikka life.

 

[skylove4]

He doesnt have to actually shoot anyone..this is the wrong climate to be brandishing guns when the disproportionate gun deaths and injuries are Black youth.

What point is he trying to make, is he an NRA gun advocate and republican 2nd amendment advocate? Or is he just an idiot trying to be edgy..either way, given the rampant gun crime and impact on the Black community hes an insensitive idiot..the league or team will deal with him, he shouldnt exopect any support from anyone.

So he has to a NRA or 2nd amendment advocate for this to be an acceptably to y’all huh this is the root of it, y’all subconsciously believe white is right, their ice is colder.He is an American citizen and a registered gun owner. That’s all that matters and I hate guns for the record.

 

[Big Boss]

You'd be right. Rappers go to great lengths to convince their audiences that they're actually living what they're rapping about. Rick Ross had to fukking lie about being a corrections officer because of how it might harm people's perceptions of him. It's so bad that the rappers literally say shyt like "I'm not one of these rap n*ggas"

Keanu Reeves speaks about his character John Wick in interviews, when rappers are interviewed they're always in character. The comparisons people draw between rappers and actors are obviously flawed and faulty.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

So he has to a NRA or 2nd amendment advocate for this to be an acceptably to y’all huh this is the root of it, y’all subconsciously believe white is right, their ice is colder.He is an American citizen and a registered gun owner. That’s all that matters and I hate guns for the record.

fukk outa here with this dumb shyt.

If he was making you tube videos in a safe environment showing off his guns, target practice, etc. He’d be fine.

What he’s doing with the gun in the video is dangerous to himself and those around him.

The image of him waving the gun around while listening to a song about killing someone is not an image I think any major corporation would want to be a part of.

Race has zero to do with it.

 

[Buddy]

 

[dh86]

Some of y’all sound like the thread when Jameis Winston had his Lyft problems for his 4th or 5th incident still talking about “he’s young”

 

[DatLBCGuy562]

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Cmon Tee

Kwame is the voice of reason

I agree with every word.

And you gotta put some blame on that boys daddy cause his daddy was supposed to have got in his face by now and explained to him in detail why he need to stop with the foolishness.

Say what you will about Lavar, but let Lonzo or Lamelo pull out a gun. I fully believe Lavar would body slam them.

You the father, be the father, Tee.

 

[head shots101]

Dope.

 

[NO-BadAzz]

fukk outa here with this dumb shyt.

If he was making you tube videos in a safe environment showing off his guns, target practice, etc. He’d be fine.

What he’s doing with the gun in the video is dangerous to himself and those around him.

The image of him waving the gun around while listening to a song about killing someone is not an image I think any major corporation would want to be a part of.

Race has zero to do with it.

Safe environment? Breh you sound like a mother.

You're not that man daddy, that man is a whole adult. He has the right to do whatever he wants with his dayum gun, just like you and me.

You don't control what another man do. No crime was committed. He waved his brand new gun in a camera, He may have taken some pictures with it.

Let that grown ass adult live. Dayum.

He was shooting a rap video, a movie, a home video, that's why he did it, whatever the case, it's his life and his right to do whatever he wants to do. It's legal.

Race has a lot to do with it and you'll be stupid to not think so.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Safe environment? Breh you sound like a mother.

I am a father. And that shyt he’s doing is not safe at all.:ehhh:

You're not that man daddy, that man is a whole adult. He has the right to do whatever he wants with his dayum gun, just like you and me.

Yes he does, i never disputed that. Although there is an argument to be made that brandishing a gun in traffic is illegal. Had the passenger next to them saw the gun and assumed he was flashing it at them, he could be held accountable for menacing with a firearm.

You don't control what another man do. No crime was committed. He waved his brand new gun in a camera, He may have taken some pictures with it.

Let that grown ass adult live. Dayum.

He was shooting a rap video, a movie, a home video, that's why he did it, whatever the case, it's his life and his right to do whatever he wants to do. It's

I’m not the one signing his checks. My opinion doesn’t matter.

The people that want to give him hundreds of millions of dollars don’t like his behavior. As a grown ass man he has to decide if he wants abject freedom or millions of dollars.

legal.

Race has a lot to do with it and you'll be stupid to not think so.

Which white celebrity is waving guns in traffic and still signing endorsement checks?

 

[The Fade]

People saying his parents didn't make him do this, you are right

But it just shows his parents really didn't have a firm hold on his growing up phase

His father acts like his best friend, I'm not suprised because his father is obviously living his dream through his son

If he sat down and spoke to his son n told him "don't act like this again" only to do the same thing a couple months later , then that tells you all you need to know about his father raising "skills"

Daddy don’t wanna get cut off when he should have his own estate and everything

How you get buck broken by your own son

 

[Lord_nikon]

Safe environment? Breh you sound like a mother.

You're not that man daddy, that man is a whole adult. He has the right to do whatever he wants with his dayum gun, just like you and me.

You don't control what another man do. No crime was committed. He waved his brand new gun in a camera, He may have taken some pictures with it.

Let that grown ass adult live. Dayum.

He was shooting a rap video, a movie, a home video, mthat's why he did it, whatever the case, it's his life and his right to do whatever he wants to do. It's legal.

Race has a lot to do with it and you'll be stupid to not think so.

Most of what you said is true,,,

I think the issue is ja or any other sports player are considered positive role models and influencers

Just a thought