SirGreenThumb
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I don't feel like giving this its on thread so:
Donald Sterling Punishment
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isn't this chick, the one who recorded DS and leaked to press in the first place?
talk about octomom syndrome..lookie me, lookie me..desperate.
fugly cunt with too much face work that doesn't match her ethnicity..
Eye of Horus
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Even if he sells the team he will walk away with billions of dollars, he only paid 12 million or so for it to begin with so who really wins in the end? If he kept the team would he make as much? Maybe if he died and left the team to someone who wasn't an asshat they could have turned it around.
Canna Sylvan
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People are sure sensitive these days. But it's ok to make fun of people like me with a social ineptness "disability."
This is how to get fired as a manager of a video game company. Even though he's already came out to say before this that Sterling was wrong to say what he did. You can't stop people's thoughts.
http://kotaku.com/community-manager-fired-after-calling-donald-sterling-a-1570567303
This is how to get fired as a manager of a video game company. Even though he's already came out to say before this that Sterling was wrong to say what he did. You can't stop people's thoughts.
http://kotaku.com/community-manager-fired-after-calling-donald-sterling-a-1570567303
SirGreenThumb
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It is being said that ownership may be transferred to his wife.
Also, why is Al sharpton allowed to say the shit he does and still have his own show?
Double standard much?
That and why isn't there any outcry over all these democrats being blatantly racist (like the video I posted ^ there) I felt it fit in this thread since a white man is being punished for saying black people while the lady up there is screaming these fucking Niggers are gonna take over our town. You don't hear about it if their on the left.
Also, why is Al sharpton allowed to say the shit he does and still have his own show?
Double standard much?
Canna Sylvan
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SirGreenThumb
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I'm surprised you didn't post the video to that comment.
SirGreenThumb
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I got ya:
Harrekin
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Again, Sterling wasnt exactly lynching black guys, nor making them work for free.People are sure sensitive these days. But it's ok to make fun of people like me with a social ineptness "disability."
This is how to get fired as a manager of a video game company. Even though he's already came out to say before this that Sterling was wrong to say what he did. You can't stop people's thoughts.
http://kotaku.com/community-manager-fired-after-calling-donald-sterling-a-1570567303
If he wants to say retarded shit at home, who cares?
If someone was recording everything you said at home, it wouldnt take long before SOMEONE was offended.
killemsoftly
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You know his real crime right?
Guys stupid enough to have this broad around. She's recording the stupid shit coming out of his mouth. He's too stupid to notice so he says more stupid stuff.
I think I see a pattern.
It's called stupidity.
Don"t shed a tear. He's still rich right?
Besides, it's not like you and I have that kind of $ to achieve an effective 'stupidity buffer' around us.When we do stupid shit we suffer.
This moron just found out he may have a ton of green but is powerless from being publicly humiliated. So he's suffering for his stupidity. Idk, seems poetic to me.
BTW, didn't know or care who this guy was before he became news.
Now i care less.
To all those using this to feed their own sense of being a 'dispossessed whitey' and to perpetuate this victim narrative y'all have fallein in love with: don't worry! There will be many more. I know this because I'm convinced Fox news knows just what you want. Stay sharp!
Guys stupid enough to have this broad around. She's recording the stupid shit coming out of his mouth. He's too stupid to notice so he says more stupid stuff.
I think I see a pattern.
It's called stupidity.
Don"t shed a tear. He's still rich right?
Besides, it's not like you and I have that kind of $ to achieve an effective 'stupidity buffer' around us.When we do stupid shit we suffer.
This moron just found out he may have a ton of green but is powerless from being publicly humiliated. So he's suffering for his stupidity. Idk, seems poetic to me.
BTW, didn't know or care who this guy was before he became news.
Now i care less.
To all those using this to feed their own sense of being a 'dispossessed whitey' and to perpetuate this victim narrative y'all have fallein in love with: don't worry! There will be many more. I know this because I'm convinced Fox news knows just what you want. Stay sharp!
Canna Sylvan
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It's easy not to notice and you tend not to say a lot of stupid shit while some whore is sucking your dick.
killemsoftly
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I doubt I'd find myself in similiar straights.
Egomaniacs like him tend to leave themselves open to these sorts of things.
Cautious, rational, emotionally mature adults don't.
Still, feel free to keep banging that drum
Canna Sylvan
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It's society's fault. Had this been back in the day, he would've kept his mistress on the DL, and not said stupid shit. But back then people were racist. Catch 22.
Canna Sylvan
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Oh snap! It just gets more interesting.
V. Stiviano under investigation for allegedly extorting Sterling
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/local/los_angeles&id=9529815
V. Stiviano under investigation for allegedly extorting Sterling
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/local/los_angeles&id=9529815
sheskunk
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ABC News Exclusive: Shelly Sterling: I Think Donald Sterling Has 'Onset of Dementia'
http://gma.yahoo.com/abc-news-exclusive-shelly-sterling-think-donald-sterling-224205265--abc-news-topstories.html?vp=1
http://gma.yahoo.com/abc-news-exclusive-shelly-sterling-think-donald-sterling-224205265--abc-news-topstories.html?vp=1
sheskunk
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Clippers owner Sterling claims was set up for racist comments: CNN
(Reuters) - Embattled Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling said he was set up to make racist comments in a taped recording that led the National Basketball Association to ban him for life from the sport, CNN reported on Monday.
"Yes, I was baited," Sterling, 80, told CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 in an interview to be broadcast on Monday. "I mean, that's not the way I talk. I don't talk about people for one thing, ever. I talk about ideas and other things. I don't talk about people."
More than two weeks have passed since an audio recording emerged in which Sterling chastised a female friend for appearing in public with "black people," including retired NBA great Earvin "Magic" Johnson.
The comments, recorded with Sterling's consent according to an attorney for the woman he criticized on the tape, caused a fire storm of outrage after they were posted online by the celebrity website TMZ.com.
The league slapped Sterling with a $2.5 million fine after he admitted the voice on the recording was his. The NBA owners have started the process of forcing him to sell the team, which he bought in 1981 for $12.5 million and is now worth at least $575 million, according to Forbes.
Meanwhile, his wife, Shelly Sterling, said she believed the comments might point to dementia.
She told ABC News her husband had said he didn't remember making the remarks that were on the recording.
"I said, 'Well, this is the tape.' And he says, 'Hmm. I don't remember it,'" Shelly Sterling said. "That's when I thought he had dementia."
Asked about his comments about former Los Angeles Lakers player Johnson, Sterling said, "If I said anything wrong, I'm sorry."
"Has he done everything he can do to help minorities? I don't think so. But I'll say it, he's great. But I don't think he's a good example for the children of Los Angeles."
The woman Sterling was speaking with on the tape, 31-year-old V. Stiviano, had a low national profile before the recording of Sterling's comments was released. She had been a fixture at Clippers games and was often seen with Sterling at social events.
"An 80-year-old man is kind of foolish, and I'm kind of foolish. I thought she liked me and really cared for me. I guess being 51 years older than her, I was deluding myself," Sterling said of the relationship. "I just wish I could ask her why, and if she was just setting me up."
http://news.yahoo.com/clippers-owner-sterling-claims-set-racist-comments-cnn-141558830--nba.html
(Reuters) - Embattled Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling said he was set up to make racist comments in a taped recording that led the National Basketball Association to ban him for life from the sport, CNN reported on Monday.
"Yes, I was baited," Sterling, 80, told CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 in an interview to be broadcast on Monday. "I mean, that's not the way I talk. I don't talk about people for one thing, ever. I talk about ideas and other things. I don't talk about people."
More than two weeks have passed since an audio recording emerged in which Sterling chastised a female friend for appearing in public with "black people," including retired NBA great Earvin "Magic" Johnson.
The comments, recorded with Sterling's consent according to an attorney for the woman he criticized on the tape, caused a fire storm of outrage after they were posted online by the celebrity website TMZ.com.
The league slapped Sterling with a $2.5 million fine after he admitted the voice on the recording was his. The NBA owners have started the process of forcing him to sell the team, which he bought in 1981 for $12.5 million and is now worth at least $575 million, according to Forbes.
Meanwhile, his wife, Shelly Sterling, said she believed the comments might point to dementia.
She told ABC News her husband had said he didn't remember making the remarks that were on the recording.
"I said, 'Well, this is the tape.' And he says, 'Hmm. I don't remember it,'" Shelly Sterling said. "That's when I thought he had dementia."
Asked about his comments about former Los Angeles Lakers player Johnson, Sterling said, "If I said anything wrong, I'm sorry."
"Has he done everything he can do to help minorities? I don't think so. But I'll say it, he's great. But I don't think he's a good example for the children of Los Angeles."
The woman Sterling was speaking with on the tape, 31-year-old V. Stiviano, had a low national profile before the recording of Sterling's comments was released. She had been a fixture at Clippers games and was often seen with Sterling at social events.
"An 80-year-old man is kind of foolish, and I'm kind of foolish. I thought she liked me and really cared for me. I guess being 51 years older than her, I was deluding myself," Sterling said of the relationship. "I just wish I could ask her why, and if she was just setting me up."
http://news.yahoo.com/clippers-owner-sterling-claims-set-racist-comments-cnn-141558830--nba.html
Canna Sylvan
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This is all a big experiment. Now they know racism can make you their slave with threats of exposing fleeting thoughts and the mob will throw rocks at you.
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