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Jazz ban 2nd fan for calling Westbrook "boy"

NAOS said:
Let me guess.... you're also confused about how to flirt with people in the Me Too era? Like, the whole world is turned upside down, braugh?

This **** aint hard.
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Not at all. I'm married, I'm not flirting with anyone. I don't see the equivalent there either.

I feel like that's a legitimate question now. Our home arena now has a history of people receiving lifetime bans for heckling players. Who's to say it won't be immediate next time? Who's to say a player wouldn't try to take advantage of that attitude? The whole arena and fan base was warned by the owner not to disrespect players or face consequences. Where is the line drawn? Who says what is and what isn't a lifetime ban offense? Can we heckle players at all anymore? This has absolutely been a part of sports for A LONG time. Trying to understand the parameters is not stupid "braugh". For someone who seems to know it all, you sure have an awful lot of disrespect in your posts.

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Eenie-Meenie said:
No, I'm not but I guess you didn't read my other comment, that my ex is black. People who are so overly sensitive, I believe, are actually insecure about being racist, so they overreact. In fact, I've devoted much of my career as a writer to fight racism and bring racial harmony and understanding. Send me a PM and I will link you to my books. Probably, like I said in another thread, I probably shouldn't have written that because of the Westbrook and because as has happened people didn't understand the humor behind it.
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I did read your comment. I responded to the relevant part. I don't care about your second life as Nelson Mandela.
 
When was the last time you marched with Black Lives Matter -- I have. If people can't take a joke, then that's their problem. Like I said I shouldn't have written that because it is being taken all out of proportion and context.
 
Eenie-Meenie said:
No, I'm not but I guess you didn't read my other comment, that my ex is black. People who are so overly sensitive, I believe, are actually insecure about being racist
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Better to be insecure about one's racism than comfortable with it. Sorry to hear you gave in.
 
NUMBERICA said:
Better to be insecure about one's racism than comfortable with it. Sorry to hear you gave in.
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Who said I'm comfortable with racism, again you project. I'm done with this. I already said it was a bad decision but in no way was it a reflection of racism. I don't know how many times I have to explain it.
 
Eenie-Meenie said:
Who said I'm comfortable with racism, again you project. I'm done with this. I already said it was a bad decision but in no way was it a reflection of racism. I don't know how many times I have to explain it.
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Personally, had I made that bad decision, and I never would, I would've simply gone "omg, I have no idea what came over me thinking that joke would be funny. I'm so ****ing sorry!".

But to each his own.
 
Engorged On Unborn Gore said:
Why would I even bother? You want me to go decipher that amorphous, abstract **** only to have you come back and say, “Actually I never even suggested that”? No thanks.

If you ever decide you need a new handle, please consider “Postmodern-P”.
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I wasn’t being abstract. I was pretty darn clear. But whatevs. Carry on and be angry.
 
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