Buck's Boycott
Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2020 8:21 pm
Is our playoff run done? Is the bubble done?
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mttwlsn16 wrote:Wish I could just not show up for work and everyone be cool with it
I'll admit that being white, I'm sure I don't understand dealing w racism the way a black person may.esqtvd wrote:mttwlsn16 wrote:Wish I could just not show up for work and everyone be cool with it
If they all donated todays pay to the dude it would do some good. Not this. Making people angrier while Kenosha is burning is BS.
Quake Griffin wrote:Is our playoff run done? Is the bubble done?
mttwlsn16 wrote:I'll admit that being white, I'm sure I don't understand dealing w racism the way a black person may.esqtvd wrote:mttwlsn16 wrote:Wish I could just not show up for work and everyone be cool with it
If they all donated todays pay to the dude it would do some good. Not this. Making people angrier while Kenosha is burning is BS.
But these guys boycotting games, refusing to play, demanding change etc don't actually do anything about it. They just say they want change then go comfortably kick it in their multi million dollar mansions.
I'm about ready to move to Europe or some **** though. The USA is embarrassing on so many levels lol
Couldn't agree more. It does nothing other than irritate fans who went without sports for 4 months and now they're disappearing again.MartinToVaught wrote:mttwlsn16 wrote:I'll admit that being white, I'm sure I don't understand dealing w racism the way a black person may.esqtvd wrote:
If they all donated todays pay to the dude it would do some good. Not this. Making people angrier while Kenosha is burning is BS.
But these guys boycotting games, refusing to play, demanding change etc don't actually do anything about it. They just say they want change then go comfortably kick it in their multi million dollar mansions.
I'm about ready to move to Europe or some **** though. The USA is embarrassing on so many levels lol
My main issue with the boycott is that the NBA has no control over the justice system. The most that can really be done is convincing the owners to start funding certain political causes, but that still doesn't guarantee anything changes. Ultimately, I just don't see what this accomplishes longterm.
MartinToVaught wrote:mttwlsn16 wrote:I'll admit that being white, I'm sure I don't understand dealing w racism the way a black person may.esqtvd wrote:
If they all donated todays pay to the dude it would do some good. Not this. Making people angrier while Kenosha is burning is BS.
But these guys boycotting games, refusing to play, demanding change etc don't actually do anything about it. They just say they want change then go comfortably kick it in their multi million dollar mansions.
I'm about ready to move to Europe or some **** though. The USA is embarrassing on so many levels lol
My main issue with the boycott is that the NBA has no control over the justice system. The most that can really be done is convincing the owners to start funding certain political causes, but that still doesn't guarantee anything changes. Ultimately, I just don't see what this accomplishes longterm.
mttwlsn16 wrote:I'll admit that being white, I'm sure I don't understand dealing w racism the way a black person may.esqtvd wrote:mttwlsn16 wrote:Wish I could just not show up for work and everyone be cool with it
If they all donated todays pay to the dude it would do some good. Not this. Making people angrier while Kenosha is burning is BS.
But these guys boycotting games, refusing to play, demanding change etc don't actually do anything about it. They just say they want change then go comfortably kick it in their multi million dollar mansions.
I'm about ready to move to Europe or some **** though. The USA is embarrassing on so many levels lol
mttwlsn16 wrote:Couldn't agree more. It does nothing other than irritate fans who went without sports for 4 months and now they're disappearing again.MartinToVaught wrote:mttwlsn16 wrote:I'll admit that being white, I'm sure I don't understand dealing w racism the way a black person may.
But these guys boycotting games, refusing to play, demanding change etc don't actually do anything about it. They just say they want change then go comfortably kick it in their multi million dollar mansions.
I'm about ready to move to Europe or some **** though. The USA is embarrassing on so many levels lol
My main issue with the boycott is that the NBA has no control over the justice system. The most that can really be done is convincing the owners to start funding certain political causes, but that still doesn't guarantee anything changes. Ultimately, I just don't see what this accomplishes longterm.
The latest Zogby Analytics poll just shared with Secrets had Trump’s approval at 52%. “The president has recorded his best job approval rating on record,” said pollster Jonathan Zogby.What’s more, his approval rating among minorities was solid and, in the case of African Americans, shockingly high. Zogby said 36% of blacks approve of the president, as do 37% of Hispanics and 35% of Asians.
Approval among independent voters is also up, to 44%. And “intriguingly,” said Zogby, 23% of Democrats approve of Trump.
Jonathan Zogby said the riots in cities such as Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Portland, Oregon, are pushing urban voters to Trump.“Another factor continuing to help the president’s high approval rating is a rise in crime in our nation’s biggest cities. Unlike a year ago, the president is performing well with voters in large cities. It’s highly likely he is benefiting from the uptick in violence. His law-and-order message is resonating with urban voters at the moment,” said the analysis.
What does this all mean? First, it seems that the President’s law and order message is working and is slowly expanding his base. Secondly, all those naysayers who claim that Joe Biden has a huge lead in this race are wrong. This is a close election and will continue to be tight through election day only just 68 days away.
esqtvd wrote:mttwlsn16 wrote:Couldn't agree more. It does nothing other than irritate fans who went without sports for 4 months and now they're disappearing again.MartinToVaught wrote:My main issue with the boycott is that the NBA has no control over the justice system. The most that can really be done is convincing the owners to start funding certain political causes, but that still doesn't guarantee anything changes. Ultimately, I just don't see what this accomplishes longterm.
America might be about BLM-ed out.
Tucker Carlson ratings--4.33 million https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/tucker-carlson-fox-news-trump-liberal-duckworth-1234734035/
NBA Playoff ratings--1.875 million https://www.si.com/nba/cavaliers/nba-amico/nba-playoff-ratings-down
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https://lidblog.com/violent-crime-driving-trumps-approval/The latest Zogby Analytics poll just shared with Secrets had Trump’s approval at 52%. “The president has recorded his best job approval rating on record,” said pollster Jonathan Zogby.What’s more, his approval rating among minorities was solid and, in the case of African Americans, shockingly high. Zogby said 36% of blacks approve of the president, as do 37% of Hispanics and 35% of Asians.
Approval among independent voters is also up, to 44%. And “intriguingly,” said Zogby, 23% of Democrats approve of Trump.
Jonathan Zogby said the riots in cities such as Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Portland, Oregon, are pushing urban voters to Trump.“Another factor continuing to help the president’s high approval rating is a rise in crime in our nation’s biggest cities. Unlike a year ago, the president is performing well with voters in large cities. It’s highly likely he is benefiting from the uptick in violence. His law-and-order message is resonating with urban voters at the moment,” said the analysis.
What does this all mean? First, it seems that the President’s law and order message is working and is slowly expanding his base. Secondly, all those naysayers who claim that Joe Biden has a huge lead in this race are wrong. This is a close election and will continue to be tight through election day only just 68 days away.