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Random thought of the day.
Ben Simmons would be a very effective center.
Ben Simmons would be a very effective center.
Random thought of the day.
Ben Simmons would be a very effective center.
it's really weird that Ben Simmons seemingly refuses to learn how to shoot. That and basketball handles are the two things that are truly under each players control to radically improve. The fact that he won't even try to shoot is bizarre.
Mikal Bridges would be a fantastic fit for that group... there must be some regret over that transaction.
Random thought of the day.
Ben Simmons would be a very effective center.
it's really weird that Ben Simmons seemingly refuses to learn how to shoot. That and basketball handles are the two things that are truly under each players control to radically improve. The fact that he won't even try to shoot is bizarre.
right
it’s not like he’s a bad shooter it’s the fact he flat out refuses to even shoot the damn ball. I’ve never seen anything like it
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Luka and KP getting that rest though...
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off topic but in the article, that tweet with Melania’s face turning from faux love to Maleficent-esque scorn pre and post Ivanka is hilarious. Man... after seeing all the videos of her swatting away Trump’s hand, a similar shot of her faux smile at inauguration, and all the rum
ors, I can only wonder who she hates more... Trump and his family or herself for goldigging her way into it.
I expect that, when Trump is replaced (if His Highness agrees to leave office without a fight ), Melania
will waste no time in filing for divorce. With the public issues of his infidelities, she'll make out like a champ.
And be a forever celebrity, especially following her speech at the RNC. Washington's version of the
Kardashians.
This is an unfortunate thing that happened and that cop appears to be an idiot, but it's a very dangerous precedent to try and have people believe that it doesn't matter if you comply or not. Obviously there is a chance that you got a cop that is going to abuse his power regardless, but these things are far less likely to happen to someone that is compliant than not.@Proximo all you had to is obey the police and no harm will come to you, right?
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You know what’s the kicker here (no pun intended)? They didn’t even have the right guy!
you live in a dream world. Wake the F up before your denial completely destroys this country.
And before anyone cries “CONTEXT?!?” It doesn’t matter what happened before the video started. He was complying at that point and the police violated their oath to the public to uphold the law. You may want to beat him up for what he did, but as law enforcement that’s not your job, nor is it what citizens are paying you to do.@Proximo all you had to is obey the police and no harm will come to you, right?
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You know what’s the kicker here (no pun intended)? They didn’t even have the right guy!
you live in a dream world. Wake the F up before your denial completely destroys this country.
“Unfortunate?” Tell that to the victims’ families. There is no room for purposeful “unfortunate” actions like these. This isn’t a damn accident. I used to think like you, but in speaking with my black friends this type of stuff is 100% always in their minds if approached by a cop or pulled over by a cop. 100%. Changes your perspective when you think you’re playing Russian roulette by complying . . . fear is a powerful driver of action.This is an unfortunate thing that happened and that cop appears to be an idiot, but it's a very dangerous precedent to try and have people believe that it doesn't matter if you comply or not. Obviously there is a chance that you got a cop that is going to abuse his power regardless, but these things are far less likely to happen to someone that is compliant than not.