ToughJ.Riggins
Hall of Famer
Did I really hear what I think I heard from Mark Jackson. First he said that Derek Fisher was as good or arguably a better pickup for the Lakers this season than Gasol. This isn't an outrageous comment and Fisher is certainly clutch as hell in the playoffs, but IMO it is wrong since the Lakers have Farmar off the bench at PG.
But did Jackson actually say that his all-time starting 5 team from the Celtic-Laker rivalry would be "at PG Magic, at the 2 Kobe Bryant, at the 3 "Paul Pierce", at the 4 Kevin Garnett, at Center Wilt Chamberlain. Did he actually leave off Larry Bird? If he did there is no other reason I could come up with, but racism and hatred of white males. Pierce is no where near as dominant a player as Bird and has "zero" rings up to this point coming off a 23 win season last year. Pierce may not even be the "second best" SF playing "currently" in the NBA.
This comment by Mark Jackson is even worse than Cris Carter leaving off Wes Welker from his analysis of the Patriots offense on "white extinction" Yahoo.com (the group that owns Rivals) right before the Super Bowl. Carter didn't forget to mention Dante Stallworth. I wouldn't be surprised to hear a comment like this from the company that also owns ESPN. The Disney corporation is anti-white male. They are part of the cultural Marxist agenda.
Bird was certainly as clutch and "arguably" as good as Michael Jordan and was the biggest reason "by far" that those 80s Celtics teams won 3 rings. The steal off of Isiah Thomas that year in the Eastern conference finals against the Pistons was one of the most memorable plays ever. I recently just watched some Youtube highlights of Bird because I was too young to really enjoy Bird when he played and Bird is without a doubt in my mind the greatest SF to ever play. I really get the sense that lots of American blacks resent white males and are harboring ill feelings from the past and many of the black males in broadcasting are no exception.
When I was in Canada I sensed much less cohesiveness and racism from Canadian blacks. In Canada it is unacceptable to play the race card unless it is really warranted. Most Canadians would prefer to pretend that there are "zero" differences between the races. But in Canada one of the "big 3" networks never would hire a fool that would leave Bird off his list as the greatest Celtics small forward of all-time. It is enough to make me sick!
Could someone tell me if I misheard this during the broadcast? I sure hope I did or this country really has no hope for the white athlete. The caste system here, even blows away France's version.Edited by: ToughJ.Riggins
But did Jackson actually say that his all-time starting 5 team from the Celtic-Laker rivalry would be "at PG Magic, at the 2 Kobe Bryant, at the 3 "Paul Pierce", at the 4 Kevin Garnett, at Center Wilt Chamberlain. Did he actually leave off Larry Bird? If he did there is no other reason I could come up with, but racism and hatred of white males. Pierce is no where near as dominant a player as Bird and has "zero" rings up to this point coming off a 23 win season last year. Pierce may not even be the "second best" SF playing "currently" in the NBA.
This comment by Mark Jackson is even worse than Cris Carter leaving off Wes Welker from his analysis of the Patriots offense on "white extinction" Yahoo.com (the group that owns Rivals) right before the Super Bowl. Carter didn't forget to mention Dante Stallworth. I wouldn't be surprised to hear a comment like this from the company that also owns ESPN. The Disney corporation is anti-white male. They are part of the cultural Marxist agenda.
Bird was certainly as clutch and "arguably" as good as Michael Jordan and was the biggest reason "by far" that those 80s Celtics teams won 3 rings. The steal off of Isiah Thomas that year in the Eastern conference finals against the Pistons was one of the most memorable plays ever. I recently just watched some Youtube highlights of Bird because I was too young to really enjoy Bird when he played and Bird is without a doubt in my mind the greatest SF to ever play. I really get the sense that lots of American blacks resent white males and are harboring ill feelings from the past and many of the black males in broadcasting are no exception.
When I was in Canada I sensed much less cohesiveness and racism from Canadian blacks. In Canada it is unacceptable to play the race card unless it is really warranted. Most Canadians would prefer to pretend that there are "zero" differences between the races. But in Canada one of the "big 3" networks never would hire a fool that would leave Bird off his list as the greatest Celtics small forward of all-time. It is enough to make me sick!
