Dubnation wrote:LAvision wrote:Ja Warrant trending on twitter
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Thats a step up from 'Ig Norant'.
Shout out, LongTimeFan.
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Dubnation wrote:LAvision wrote:Ja Warrant trending on twitter
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Potential_64 wrote:CobraCommander wrote:Potential_64 wrote:I think people are overreacting to it much like the Kyrie thing. I'm not concerned with what people post on social media. I don't check Twitter. The NBA (that is Adam Silver) needs to get over itself. We can't have everyone walking on eggshells
You are wrong if you think the potential that Ja traveled on a team flight and to games and then to a club with a firearm getting Ja suspended for the rest of the year is an over reaction or even remotely similar to Kyrie - and this is coming from a 2a loving guy.
Ja now has a public record of risky reckless behaviors associated with violence and a firearm.
Please tell me what is the appropriate response to this if Ja isn’t worth a billion plus dollars to the nba, Nike and other advertisers?
I can tell you percisely how guys that cosplay as thugs end up… I can also tell you exactly how real gangster that are about “that life” end up.:.
Here is the surprising fact…
Both cosplayers like Ja and Real thugs like KingVon end up the same way… money just makes the outcome public….
Ja’s dad has a bigger problem than the grizzlies - cause the grizzlies will get a new point guard
You don't know anything about the story. All you have is snippets of media reports. "Laser dot" and "picture with gun". That's all you're going off of. And now you're jumping on a moral high horse over something that doesn't concern you, as if you are the safeguard of Nike's PR while reinforcing the faux groupthink outrage and upvoting each other like a bunch of redditors.
BrianInPhilly wrote:I don’t like Ja really and think he’s extremely immature, but unless he’s threatened people with the gun (which he may have after the pacers game), I’d be against any long suspension. Personally the IG live video is idiotic but I don’t see that as suspension worthy. And personally even the rule of “don’t bring a gun onto teams plane” seems kinda stupid too. I mean why can’t you bring it in packed luggage like every other American?
Statlanta wrote:BrianInPhilly wrote:I don’t like Ja really and think he’s extremely immature, but unless he’s threatened people with the gun (which he may have after the pacers game), I’d be against any long suspension. Personally the IG live video is idiotic but I don’t see that as suspension worthy. And personally even the rule of “don’t bring a gun onto teams plane” seems kinda stupid too. I mean why can’t you bring it in packed luggage like every other American?
It's less about the specific IG incident and more that he's had a string of bad news back to back. 1st the laser incident, then the children beating and showing gun allegations and now the gun flash on IG.
Just having them all in succession is like 3 strikes.
xdrta+ wrote:BrianInPhilly wrote:I don’t like Ja really and think he’s extremely immature, but unless he’s threatened people with the gun (which he may have after the pacers game), I’d be against any long suspension. Personally the IG live video is idiotic but I don’t see that as suspension worthy. And personally even the rule of “don’t bring a gun onto teams plane” seems kinda stupid too. I mean why can’t you bring it in packed luggage like every other American?
For the same reason that businesses can prohibit guns on their premises, even though guns are allowed without restriction in that state. It's a private plane, flying for a private company, so they can make their own rules. It's really not that hard to understand.

BrianInPhilly wrote:xdrta+ wrote:BrianInPhilly wrote:I don’t like Ja really and think he’s extremely immature, but unless he’s threatened people with the gun (which he may have after the pacers game), I’d be against any long suspension. Personally the IG live video is idiotic but I don’t see that as suspension worthy. And personally even the rule of “don’t bring a gun onto teams plane” seems kinda stupid too. I mean why can’t you bring it in packed luggage like every other American?
For the same reason that businesses can prohibit guns on their premises, even though guns are allowed without restriction in that state. It's a private plane, flying for a private company, so they can make their own rules. It's really not that hard to understand.
I understand they CAN make their own rules. I’m just saying it’s a stupid rule … if a nba player responsibly wanted to bring a gun on the road to carry, I think it’s stupid to say they can’t.
beeshma wrote:Potential_64 wrote:I think people are overreacting to it much like the Kyrie thing. I'm not concerned with what people post on social media. I don't check Twitter. The NBA (that is Adam Silver) needs to get over itself. We can't have everyone walking on eggshells
This is an age of activism among players in the NBA, which is supported by the NBA owners, league, and team management. I think Silver and the Nets were drawing a red line about what sort of activism is tolerated. If Kyrie wants to promote black groups, black culture and black history then it's supported by the NBA. But Kyrie cannot promote a pro-black group that also happens to be anti-semitic.
Kyrie deserved to be punished because he pushed back on this. He thinks he should be able to use the NBA platform to promote a pro-black, anti-semitic group.

This is completely different then that, and if you can't understand the difference, then yes, you are indeed done here.Potential_64 wrote:beeshma wrote:Potential_64 wrote:I think people are overreacting to it much like the Kyrie thing. I'm not concerned with what people post on social media. I don't check Twitter. The NBA (that is Adam Silver) needs to get over itself. We can't have everyone walking on eggshells
This is an age of activism among players in the NBA, which is supported by the NBA owners, league, and team management. I think Silver and the Nets were drawing a red line about what sort of activism is tolerated. If Kyrie wants to promote black groups, black culture and black history then it's supported by the NBA. But Kyrie cannot promote a pro-black group that also happens to be anti-semitic.
Kyrie deserved to be punished because he pushed back on this. He thinks he should be able to use the NBA platform to promote a pro-black, anti-semitic group.
The activism is a huge turn off. It's the reason no one watched the 2020 Finals. And it's funny watching all the posters in this thread behave like armchair moral arbiters. I'm done here
GSWFan1994 wrote:Statlanta wrote:BrianInPhilly wrote:I don’t like Ja really and think he’s extremely immature, but unless he’s threatened people with the gun (which he may have after the pacers game), I’d be against any long suspension. Personally the IG live video is idiotic but I don’t see that as suspension worthy. And personally even the rule of “don’t bring a gun onto teams plane” seems kinda stupid too. I mean why can’t you bring it in packed luggage like every other American?
It's less about the specific IG incident and more that he's had a string of bad news back to back. 1st the laser incident, then the children beating and showing gun allegations and now the gun flash on IG.
Just having them all in succession is like 3 strikes.
There's also the episode where he, along with 8 more people, went to a shopping center store (Foot Locker? I can't recall right now) to "help" his mother who was supposedly badly treated by an employee.
Kobe187 wrote:People dream of leaving the hood to play in the NBA and live the good life, Ja dreaming of leaving the NBA and the good life to be in the hood.
