Scorchingly hot take. Thank you for your contribution to the internet today.

No. I get how this is the perception of people who aren’t from LA, but it’s not the reality at all. When football left in my childhood, everybody from this generation chose teams to adopt, for generally the most random fuckin reasons. This culminated in fanatics of Dallas, Green Bay, SF, Pittsburgh, Philly, etc etc…

I’m sorry he’s going hard on you bud, but you can cut the act. You know exactly what you were implying, that it was really rough being a Giants fan, which compared to the rest of the league, it was objectively not.

Are you 12 years old? That’s 12 year old logic.

It’s crazy that this still has to be explained, but here we are. The term “queer,” used as an insult is a homophobic slur, period. It doesn’t matter who’s in the conversation and it’s nuts that someone allegedly in the community doesn’t understand that. It seems it doesn’t make sense to someone like you unless the n…

Very true. I was thinking just in terms of television even on 50/50 calls. Sports fandom is illogical anyway, so lets just roll with it.

I’ll never understand fans of a team that don’t like a homer announcer that loses his mind with you when your team gets screwed. It’s so validating and cathartic.

Fuckin unnecessarily condescending tone toward athletes forced to go to college. Pretty annoying tone tbh. The issue is the American educational system through high school is producing humans that don’t understand why some things are hot and some things aren’t. Sorry this is a tiring concept for you to deal with.

It isn’t stopping dummy. It’s just that this article is more whimsical and not the place for commentary on the NCAA.

Why should they give two fucks about something unrelated to their chosen profession which they are afforded no real time to give two fucks about? You come across like a pompous dick. Just fyi.

How fuckin weird. I couldn’t care less about the Warriors. I was just correcting your revisionist nonsense. What a loser.

Oh, I get it. You’re a Warriors homer that doesn’t want to listen to anybody because in your head all other super teams were beloved and your poor wittle martyr Warriors were disliked for no reason. Sad story, but stop sucking at what you do.

That wasn’t your point at all. You said “NBA fans.” As if, general NBA fans are the same group that loved what the Heat and Cavs built, but hated the Warriors addition. That’s beyond dumb. The Heat received more hate than any modern NBA team after Lebron’s “Decision,” or do you have no memory at all? And the hate…

That comment describes almost no one. Weird strawman you made there.

Mannnnnn I comprehend the feeling of being in a zone and jacking one of these up to win a 1-on-1 game, but on an NBA team in the playoffs when you can’t possibly know that it’s 100% going in because you’re still a human being that misses shots sometimes???? I will never understand that level of confidence.

Your desire for this to apply equally to everyone is pretty goddamn ignorant, racist af and shows that your brain hasn’t developed past the ego stage. And yet you call me childish. Take a seat honky...type of asshole right here that “doesn’t see color.”

It’s not a racial slur when used by a Black person. If you can’t understand this very simple concept, I probably know why. 

Right, but this was about whether a Black person using the N word sounds like a shitheaded cunt or not. 

No it doesn’t. Nothing makes you sound like an unintelligent shitheaded cunt except being an unintelligent shitheaded cunt. Black people don’t need to conform to your language standards to be approved as “intelligent.” Or was Nipsey Hussle an unintelligent shitheaded cunt?

This isn’t it. Tim Anderson is obviously a Black-American and whether his word choice is directed at a White man or a Black man, it isn’t a racial slur. I find people who are confused by this concept have spent very little time around actual Black people.