You don't say that under any circumstances.

Also, he's not willing to kneel and make people mad so he does have dome Jordan to him.

You don't say that under any circumstances.

Also, he's not willing to kneel and make people mad so he does have dome Jordan to him.

FF is right. I don't think it's a stretch to say LBJ means African American audiences in particular look him to him for inspiration and perspective. Should they is a different question. But as an influential figure within that community it's absolutely true that he means a lot to people. Laura, perhaps deliberately, totally missed how marginalized communities rally around personalities that they feel represent their interests, that speak for them on public stages, and that give them hope. Whether we like it or not LBJ is that person for a whole lot of people. Much more than that dickhead Jordan. And there's no way LBJ has Jordan in him, politically speaking. The minute he campaigned for Clinton he basically hurt his brand amongst a large segment of the public, even though it won't affect him in the aggregate. Jordan would never do that. Trump supporters buy sneakers too.

I think he had already banked a billion dollar lifetime contract. If fairness to Jordan this isn't exactly rookie LeBron speaking out. He had already made hundreds of millions of dollars in his career (far more than Jordan made) before he started speaking out. It didn't really take a lot of courage to be against unarmed kids being murdered or a guy selling cigarettes.

What controversial stance has Jordan taken other than to say he shouldn't have been cut by his HS basketball team?

FF is right. I don't think it's a stretch to say LBJ means African American audiences in particular look him to him for inspiration and perspective. Should they is a different question. But as an influential figure within that community it's absolutely true that he means a lot to people. Laura, perhaps deliberately, totally missed how marginalized communities rally around personalities that they feel represent their interests, that speak for them on public stages, and that give them hope. Whether we like it or not LBJ is that person for a whole lot of people. Much more than that dickhead Jordan. And there's no way LBJ has Jordan in him, politically speaking. The minute he campaigned for Clinton he basically hurt his brand amongst a large segment of the public, even though it won't affect him in the aggregate. Jordan would never do that. Trump supporters buy sneakers too.

What controversial stance has Jordan taken other than to say he shouldn't have been cut by his HS basketball team?

He stated that he wouldn't play on the Dream Team if Isaiah was a member of it.

What controversial stance has Jordan taken other than to say he shouldn't have been cut by his HS basketball team?

What controversial stance has Jordan taken other than to say he shouldn't have been cut by his HS basketball team?

He was one of the front-runners of the "HIV isn't communicable by touch" thing when Magic got diagnosed, wasn't he? A lot of people were still hysterical about that at that time, and he showed them wrong.

Except LeBron said, first and foremost, "society", without any caveats or qualifiers. What has LeBron provided society at large which society at large cannot do without?

FF is right. I don't think it's a stretch to say LBJ means African American audiences in particular look him to him for inspiration and perspective. Should they is a different question. But as an influential figure within that community it's absolutely true that he means a lot to people. Laura, perhaps deliberately, totally missed how marginalized communities rally around personalities that they feel represent their interests, that speak for them on public stages, and that give them hope. Whether we like it or not LBJ is that person for a whole lot of people. Much more than that dickhead Jordan. And there's no way LBJ has Jordan in him, politically speaking. The minute he campaigned for Clinton he basically hurt his brand amongst a large segment of the public, even though it won't affect him in the aggregate. Jordan would never do that. Trump supporters buy sneakers too.

That’s a bizarre take.

You’re saying it’s impossible to agree with Kaepernick’s reasons for protesting but disagree with his method?

You still don't say it like that.

I'm just saying LeBron hasn't done anything to hurt his brand like many NFL players did.

He played both sides like Jordan would on the kneeling issue.

BREAKING NEWS - LeBron James has a high opinion of himself. Full story at 9:00.

Cleveland, Nike, networks and the NBA have made billions off of LeBron. I'm sure they're very appreciative and are probably helping him with his message.

What exactly are you defending here? Just looking for an argument?

That’s not true. He did the ESPY thing. He wore the I Can’t Breathe shirt. He’s been as outspoken as one could reasonably be expected to be in his politics.

It’s bizarre to say otherwise because he didn’t take a knee before an anthem.

Ironically, it seems you are. I’m saying this is not big deal. You’re the one who thinks it is.

Hang on everyone, JLN is gonna school us on the True meaning of "society".

Do you think LeBron meant "Cleveland, Nike, networks and the NBA" when he used "society"?

Do YOU view society as just "Cleveland, Nike, networks and the NBA"?

Low effort troll post.

Those are Nas' words not Leabron's