I like Steve Nash, he’s from my area of Canada, he seems to be a very nice and positive guy and the best Canadian basketball player ever. I also totally see and understand the main argument in the article above. But the whole “star players hire their coaches” wrinkle is an interesting third view on this.

Both your possibilities are fringe, unlikely cases. It is much more likely that his parents are either the source of his views or are extremely negligent.

Yeah, it’s awesome. Hey, you get to dunk, we get to swim; you get to look cool with minimal effort, we get to yell at the police; it all evens out, right? Right? Right?

That’s only true up to a certain point. Media, school, peers can give a kid opinions that parents don’t agree with, and maybe if the kid is quiet or doesn’t believe in those opinions too strongly he will never say them and his parents won’t find out. But a 12 year old beating a younger girl with a blunt object while…

pro teams fleecing cities out of hundreds of million of dollars for new stadiums

Some more details: Strickland was arrested for and plead guilty to insurance fraud in 1994. Also, there’s another angle of the incident from high up in the stands that shows Strickland’s two shoves were much stronger than Ujiri’s retaliation, which in no way could have resulted in “permanent disability.”

Judging by her next sentence, I thought she was talking specifically about big-cat ownership?

Damn, it’s been six years already? Maybe it’s because the current protests are about the same thing as the ones started by Brown’s death, but it feels so much more recent...

Right? Crack pipes aren’t living beings, they don’t have a race, nor do they have the ability to get offended.

Jones was so exciting and destructive at middleweight. He could have been just as interesting at super-middleweight too, but he didn’t stay there long and instead he moved up to light-heavy where he was too small to destroy his opponents. Instead he relied on a flashy but safe and defensive style over good but not…

Hey, I heard “nobody could have foreseen this” coming from your country almost exactly 19 years ago too...

The last year or so, he’s really gotten into conspiracy theories and is a QAnon member, he doesn’t believe the world is a sphere, and thinks Bill Gates is out to track him with the virus.

And now the trolls are goebbelsing up his excuses, anne frankly I find it inführeriating.

I was sitting in a chair and my daughter asked me to show her how tall a pony is.

This man threw us under a bus that wasn’t even driving down our street.

See, I thought I knew what he meant too but it’s different from what you wrote and what you wrote makes sense as well.

“crack pipe” is a piece of drug paraphernalia, not some racist slur

No, I get that. Whiteness is a concept that’s new and used to exclude people, I don’t disagree. The Romans didn’t think of themselves as belonging to an ethnicity or race either, in part because they were so mixed.

The way the scholars see it, Jesus being crucified would have been an embarrassment to his followers since he failed in his mission, so they wouldn’t have made that up. They also couldn’t have said “no, he wasn’t really crucified” just days or even years after his death; people would have remembered. So they went with…

What you are referring to that the ‘historians agree’ upon is that there were a number of rebels, prophets and teachers through the ages that through stories and myths became the “historical Jesus.”