Correct me if im wrong but how did "in the dark" slide into the argument. Where in his quote is this darkness that he is seeing these people in. All I see is " black kid in a hoodie". Are they inserting "in the dark" to make this seem more acceptable?
I bet half of them are from me50 alerts breh...too many to sort through.
fukk Mark Cuban...it is what it is...Dallas has the most annoying owners in all sports.
Im from Ft. Worthwhen it comes to this shyt mayne
Oh yeah but I compiled the list from cats repping the MAVS hard in this thread:
Cuban was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,[6][7] and grew up in the affluent suburb of Mount Lebanon, to a Jewish[8] working-class family. The surname "Cuban" was shortened from "Chabenisky" when his Russian grandparents landed on Ellis Island.[9]
what he said wasn't wrong. it wasn't eloquently worded but its an unconformable truth many people wanna bury their heads in the sand and pretend isn't real. what i see is a man saying if he sees someone that fits into a stereotype society has taught him to fear he will fear them.
Im as white as white can get. Grew up middle class. My old man always said, never wear a hood on your head in public or while driving. Also never wear a hat backwards in public or whole driving.Cops look for those two things.
and the league SHOULD do that.
the majority of human beings are to a degree bigoted and have prejudices. even the people throwing stones at him probably have their own. its in part a self defense mechanism. its not about being right or wrong it's about being better safe than sorry.No, people are throwing "tantrums" (nice little dis there btw) because he is bigoted, not because he voiced his opinion. Going to the other side of the street because a black kid has a hoodie on deserves some kind of public backlash, no? Especially when you interact with black people and their families everyday. When black people from all corners of the country support your businesses and love your personality. When families with young black kids spend their last dime to bring their kids to his stadium to see the Mavs. And when he himself sells these to young black men.
bottom line is that, this isn't about Mark's prejudice at all, Mark came out and made those comments to lay the groundwork for him and other NBA owners to vote in favor of Sterling keeping his team because "everybody is prejudiced" and it'd be hypocritical of him to vote a prejudiced owner out when he's prejudiced himself, all this in spite of Sterling vehemently denying being prejudiced or racist.
this is just another example of the "culture" protecting another member of the "culture" and nikkas are so fukking blind and stupid that they don't see that they're yet again being played like fools.
"Mark ain't do nothing but tell the truth" ass nikkas, I hope the NBA owners votes are public and I hope the majority are in favor of Sterling keeping his team just so I can see these same nikkas' reactions.
prior to Cuban admitting prejudice, it was widely accepted that any owner who voted in favor of Sterling keeping the team was basically admitting that they were okay with what he did, but now that he's come out with the "everybody is prejudice" talking point, he and other owners now have tons of wiggle room to vote in favor of Sterling keeping the team, and with all the Black peolpe I've seen cheering on Cuban's comments, none of these nikkas should have a problem with it.
Black people really out here looking absolutely foolish, and we're too stupid to see it.
You compared a black kid in a hoodie to....a neo-nazi skinhead
You compared a black kid in a hoodie to....a neo-nazi skinhead
Do you not see how comparing an ARTICLE OF CLOTHING WORN WHEN ITS 50 OR BELOWE COMPARED TO SOMEONE WHO HAS PERMANENT MARKS ON THEIR FACE???????????
1. Prejudices help with self-preservation. Sure. But whats that got to do with willingly submitting to the ones you know that are bullshyt?
