[JIBBBY]

Well that ended quickly. Lol.. Clown show is the NBA and it's players..

[KVB]

Men it did nothing

When black behavior changes then maybe cops better

Yeah, but there will always be the bad cops and there are institutional issues in some places.

But even then, why the hell is there absolutely no discussion about how to behave when a cop has a gun pulled on you?

It seems like everyone, including a ton of people at SBR, want the phrase "stop or I'll shoot" to be a bluff.

I advocate situations where they don't have to say that at all, but that's not where we are now. So in light of that, why is there no discussion on how to behave now. It's pretty clear, injustice or not, excessive or not, the a common thread of resisting arrest and putting the police in dangerous situations is never, ever addressed.

There isn't even a common thread from the police perspective. There's little evidence of racism in any of these videos. Floyd wasn't racism, this recent jacob shooting wasn't racism. Sometimes it's a power tripping cop, sometimes it's a situation that never should have been, sometimes it's outright self defense for the cop. Sometimes it's jsut the cops fault, sometimes it's shared responsibilty, and sometimes it's a shootout.

But it's almost always resisitng arrest. The few situations where it is not are even more horrible, even more tragic, and even more avoidable.

So what the fuk? Even the black community, including pro athletes, have given up on black men, completely given up. No fatherly advice on how to watch out for cops, no education on how the constitution works, nothing.

They've left there own people for dead.

So sad.

[Buena Onda]

I keep hearing "they're doing this for all of young black men in America and to pave the way for future young black men so they don't have to go through this."

When you think about it, the NBA boycott is going to have virtually zero effect on "paving the way" for future black people in this country. However, what it WILL do, is effect the futures of players that have yet to be drafted into the league. Those are the futures current NBA players are affecting, and doing so in a negative way. If (when) the league starts to feel the pinch from all of this, it's going to be rookies and guys that are going to enter the league in the next decade that are getting squeezed.

So, by demanding change, they essentially receive no change, but they "win" the PR battle. They also set the league back who know how many years and did nothing for the future players of the NBA. The irony is comical.

[shady610]

They wanted to do more. But realized quickly they would violate the CBA. They stayed for the money. Which is fine. But at least play your hand better.

[KVB]

They need a leader.

It's a bunch of mouthpieces, with no leadership or organization.

They're following the Kap playbook when we've all learned from that groundbreaking move that was also full of tactical mistakes. After all, he started a war.

No unification is because there is no leader.

[Nappyx]

What this accomplishes is bringing the issue to light. Unless this is brought to the forefront, nothing will change. The more it is talked about - tweets, threads as this one and multitude of others.. doesn't matter if the conversation is positive or negative.. this has people talking and wondering what we can all do differently.

[The General]

Good for Mr Trump.

[KVB]

Good for Mr Trump.

I know one thing that came out of all of this, action on the republican to win Wisky...

[lakerboy]

LeBron James lost AGAIN. The players voted to play. He walked out.

[The General]

Covid19 was taking a toll, now street violence is wiping out all of the liberal gains.

[Eddy Munny]

Yeah, but there will always be the bad cops and there are institutional issues in some places.

But even then, why the hell is there absolutely no discussion about how to behave when a cop has a gun pulled on you?

It seems like everyone, including a ton of people at SBR, want the phrase "stop or I'll shoot" to be a bluff.

I advocate situations where they don't have to say that at all, but that's not where we are now. So in light of that, why is there no discussion on how to behave now. It's pretty clear, injustice or not, excessive or not, the a common thread of resisting arrest and putting the police in dangerous situations is never, ever addressed.

There isn't even a common thread from the police perspective. There's little evidence of racism in any of these videos. Floyd wasn't racism, this recent jacob shooting wasn't racism. Sometimes it's a power tripping cop, sometimes it's a situation that never should have been, sometimes it's outright self defense for the cop. Sometimes it's jsut the cops fault, sometimes it's shared responsibilty, and sometimes it's a shootout.

But it's almost always resisitng arrest. The few situations where it is not are even more horrible, even more tragic, and even more avoidable.

So what the fuk? Even the black community, including pro athletes, have given up on black men, completely given up. No fatherly advice on how to watch out for cops, no education on how the constitution works, nothing.

They've left there own people for dead.

So sad.

For the same reason we don't have the conversation about touching hot stoves, or poisonous snakes, or doing backflips off the roof of your house... Because it's common sense. When did common sense require a college course? Even a foreigner for whom English isn't their native tongue would understand the tonal cues and body language of an officer not wanting you to move, much less fight back or enter your vehicle.

There's no need for kid gloves. We're talking about adults with blatant disregard for authority, both in the history of their actions in the community and their interactions with law enforcement that lead to sensational outcomes like the Blake incident. He knew what the officers were demanding of him and made the conscious decision to do the exact opposite. Nobody demonstrated a lower value on the life of Jacob Blake than Jacob Blake himself.

[KVB]

I'm not talking kid gloves eddy.

I'm talking about Doc Rivers saying that no white father ever had to tell his son to watch out for the cops when you get pulled over.

How can the guy say something like that and not talk about your conduct around said horrible cop? Shouldn't all fathers say don't fuk with cops like that?

Just fukkin crazy.

[Eddy Munny]

I'm not talking kid gloves eddy.

I'm talking about Doc Rivers saying that no white father ever had to tell his son to watch out for the cops when you get pulled over.

How can the guy say something like that and not talk about your conduct around said horrible cop? Shouldn't all fathers say don't fuk with cops like that?

Just fukkin crazy.

It's all a bunch of emotionally charged rhetoric, just like Lebron James saying he's fears for his life every day as a black man in this country. Get real. If you're not breaking the law and not resisting police officer orders, your chance of death at the hands of police are so infinitesimally small that they don't even merit a mention.

[Mr KLC]

[KnuckleHeadz]

This happened on Monday and nobody’s talking about it or covering it on the news..

https://www.foxnews.com/us/south-car...-rage-driveway

[JIBBBY]

This happened on Monday and nobody’s talking about it or covering it on the news..

https://www.foxnews.com/us/south-car...-rage-driveway

Wrong race color crime..

Only Black Lives Matter now.. Not whites.. Fake news media would never run that story, doesn't fit their race agenda.