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This is hilarious. I’ve been saying for years this guy is scum and a trash player. Never seen Clippers fans turn on a player like this. This is much more common with Lakers fans or Celtics fans etc. Clippers fans are much more chill usually.

Not the first time he's done this. He criticized Suns home fans for not cheering loud enough following a 30 point home loss in which the Suns trailed 51-24 at halftime and shot 29.8 percent for the game.

Looks like truth posting to me by clips fans.

Get ‘im out!

morris twins could both retire tomorrow and maybe 5 NBA fans would care

Shouldn't had played like a bum last season and then thrown a tantrum when there were talks about reducing his role.

oh but wait, i was told that lakers fans were the toxic ones

ryguy613 wrote:oh but wait, i was told that lakers fans were the toxic ones

People on social media are toxic in general. Everyone would be better for it if they stopped using social media

ryguy613 wrote:oh but wait, i was told that lakers fans were the toxic ones

Nah yall just thirsty. I never seen a fanbase who thinks they should be in the conversation for every star.

Also shocked ESPN hasn't jumped on Dame to the Lakers for Austin Reaves/Russell/and a future pick.

Bornstellar wrote:

ryguy613 wrote:oh but wait, i was told that lakers fans were the toxic ones

People on social media are toxic in general. Everyone would be better for it if they stopped using social media

couldnt agree more. i deleted my twitter account like a year ago and im much better off for it. it really does amplify all of our worst aspects. we're bolder, meaner, more self righteous, more likely to judge interactions by what kind of entertainment value they provide... even (or perhaps especially) at the expense of others, mob mentality, disinformation, echo chambers.... we really are our worst selves online... and i do fear where we will end up the longer we stay logged on...

but i digress. i would argue from a sports perspective, all fan bases have toxic elements, and as stated above, those elements are only amplified on social media. That point im making is that laker fans seem to get called out for this behavior as though we're THE fan base that does this, while everyone else is great. Just check the OP

"This isnt normal clipper fan behavior. Clipper fans tend to be chill. this is more normal for laker fans"

This kind of confirmation bias is literally embedded in the post about toxic clipper fans, and the OP is even BLAMING the player for dragging it out of clippers fans. lol. Its just sad.

ryguy613 wrote:

Bornstellar wrote:

ryguy613 wrote:oh but wait, i was told that lakers fans were the toxic ones

People on social media are toxic in general. Everyone would be better for it if they stopped using social media

couldnt agree more. i deleted my twitter account like a year ago and im much better off for it. it really does amplify all of our worst aspects. we're bolder, meaner, more self righteous, more likely to judge interactions by what kind of entertainment value they provide... even (or perhaps especially) at the expense of others, mob mentality, disinformation, echo chambers.... we really are our worst selves online... and i do fear where we will end up the longer we stay logged on...

but i digress. i would argue from a sports perspective, all fan bases have toxic elements, and as stated above, those elements are only amplified on social media. That point im making is that laker fans seem to get called out for this behavior as though we're THE fan base that does this, while everyone else is great. Just check the OP

"This isnt normal clipper fan behavior. Clipper fans tend to be chill. this is more normal for laker fans"

This kind of confirmation bias is literally embedded in the post about toxic clipper fans, and the OP is even BLAMING the player for dragging it out of clippers fans. lol. Its just sad.

It’s not an insult. Lakers fans have gone after their players hard on social media. The spotlight is much bigger

OkcSinceSGA wrote:

ryguy613 wrote:

Bornstellar wrote:People on social media are toxic in general. Everyone would be better for it if they stopped using social media

couldnt agree more. i deleted my twitter account like a year ago and im much better off for it. it really does amplify all of our worst aspects. we're bolder, meaner, more self righteous, more likely to judge interactions by what kind of entertainment value they provide... even (or perhaps especially) at the expense of others, mob mentality, disinformation, echo chambers.... we really are our worst selves online... and i do fear where we will end up the longer we stay logged on...

but i digress. i would argue from a sports perspective, all fan bases have toxic elements, and as stated above, those elements are only amplified on social media. That point im making is that laker fans seem to get called out for this behavior as though we're THE fan base that does this, while everyone else is great. Just check the OP

"This isnt normal clipper fan behavior. Clipper fans tend to be chill. this is more normal for laker fans"

This kind of confirmation bias is literally embedded in the post about toxic clipper fans, and the OP is even BLAMING the player for dragging it out of clippers fans. lol. Its just sad.

It’s not an insult. Lakers fans have gone after their players hard on social media. The spotlight is much bigger

and whats happening here exactly? Is it Lakers fans "going after a player hard on social media" or is it a clippers fan? Is the "spotlight" much bigger when lakers fans do this because maaaaybe people are pre-disposed to dislike laker fans so every time a story drops about some bum on twitter sending a cowardly message to a player on twitter, everyone takes the chance to make it a whole ass conversation about "lakers fans being the worst".

But then when something like this happens, people like you make excuses for the fans. A player is literally telling you that hes tired of being harassed on clippers fans on twitter, and your response is "this just proves your a bum".

Come on bro... YOU are part of the problem. nobody should be harassing nba players on social media, no matter what fan base you belong to. If you cant see that theres no point to this thread at all.

Is he the one who got trucked by Jokic or the one who talked a bunch of crap without a follow thru? That's how these 2 will be remembered.

ryguy613 wrote:

OkcSinceSGA wrote:

ryguy613 wrote:
couldnt agree more. i deleted my twitter account like a year ago and im much better off for it. it really does amplify all of our worst aspects. we're bolder, meaner, more self righteous, more likely to judge interactions by what kind of entertainment value they provide... even (or perhaps especially) at the expense of others, mob mentality, disinformation, echo chambers.... we really are our worst selves online... and i do fear where we will end up the longer we stay logged on...

but i digress. i would argue from a sports perspective, all fan bases have toxic elements, and as stated above, those elements are only amplified on social media. That point im making is that laker fans seem to get called out for this behavior as though we're THE fan base that does this, while everyone else is great. Just check the OP

"This isnt normal clipper fan behavior. Clipper fans tend to be chill. this is more normal for laker fans"

This kind of confirmation bias is literally embedded in the post about toxic clipper fans, and the OP is even BLAMING the player for dragging it out of clippers fans. lol. Its just sad.

It’s not an insult. Lakers fans have gone after their players hard on social media. The spotlight is much bigger

and whats happening here exactly? Is it Lakers fans "going after a player hard on social media" or is it a clippers fan? Is the "spotlight" much bigger when lakers fans do this because maaaaybe people are pre-disposed to dislike laker fans so every time a story drops about some bum on twitter sending a cowardly message to a player on twitter, everyone takes the chance to make it a whole ass conversation about "lakers fans being the worst".

But then when something like this happens, people like you make excuses for the fans. A player is literally telling you that hes tired of being harassed on clippers fans on twitter, and your response is "this just proves your a bum".

Come on bro... YOU are part of the problem. nobody should be harassing nba players on social media, no matter what fan base you belong to. If you cant see that theres no point to this thread at all.

Oh I’m aware I’m a bit toxic about it. I’ve been going after Morris hard for 2+ years on Twitter. He blocked me this summer for saying if he’s on the team by this season the team would flame out hard because he sucks balls. He’s a **** player.

76thBearCub wrote:Is he the one who got trucked by Jokic or the one who talked a bunch of crap without a follow thru? That's how these 2 will be remembered.

He’s the talker who can’t back it up. Markieff is the cheap shot on Jokic guy.

ryguy613 wrote:oh but wait, i was told that lakers fans were the toxic ones

I don’t know what fanbase is worse Cowboy fans, Yankee fans or lakers fan. Tough one

Sofia wrote:Looks like truth posting to me by clips fans.

Get ‘im out!

The Morii are punks.

I know he's **** but it must be so embarrassing every day being one of those people.

Godymas wrote:morris twins could both retire tomorrow and maybe 5 NBA fans would care

And he just called them all Bums. He should be more grateful.

Mr Puddles wrote:Not the first time he's done this. He criticized Suns home fans for not cheering loud enough following a 30 point home loss in which the Suns trailed 51-24 at halftime and shot 29.8 percent for the game.

I remember that. Dude was a bum then and expecting that tiger to change his stripes is a foolhardy thought.

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