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We just witnessed something you fully endorse. The very same people you've said 'have the right to have a voice,' when confronted by situations they've voiced opinions about now have nothing to say. Because a communist regime mandated "free speech isn't allowed here?" Are you that hung-up you can't see the bigger picture here?

A spokesperson interrupted the reporter's question and says the basketball only. A spokesperson, saying "stay in your lane" to a reporter.

I think of the time Steve Kerr had on TV expressing his opinions. And then I see millions having their human rights stripped away and he portrays himself as not knowing about what's going on.

Setting that aside ...

"Will you "feel differently" on speaking about societal and political issues because of the events in China/NBA."

Stay in your lane.

People are upset because they see the hypocrisy. A portion of them include a group who believed a lot of the people making political statements were only performing a charade.

ESPN, showing communist propaganda is a story in itself: likely done by someone who has no clue about Taiwan. That map is messed up.

<blockquote data-quote="TerryP" data-source="post: 1303670" data-attributes="member: 12209">We just witnessed something you fully endorse.&nbsp; The very same people you&#039;ve said &#039;have the right to have a voice,&#039; when confronted by situations they&#039;ve voiced opinions about now have nothing to say.&nbsp; Because a communist regime mandated &quot;free speech isn&#039;t allowed here?&quot;&nbsp; Are you that hung-up you can&#039;t see the bigger picture here? A spokesperson interrupted the reporter&#039;s question and says the basketball only.&nbsp;&nbsp; A spokesperson, saying &quot;stay in your lane&quot; to a reporter.&nbsp; I think of the time Steve Kerr had on TV expressing his opinions.&nbsp; And then I see millions having their human rights stripped away and he portrays himself as not knowing about what&#039;s going on.&nbsp; Setting that aside ...&quot;Will you &quot;feel differently&quot; on speaking about societal and political issues because of the events in China/NBA.&quot;Stay in your lane.&nbsp; People are upset because they see the hypocrisy.&nbsp; A portion of them include a group who believed a lot of the people making political statements were only performing a charade.&nbsp; ESPN, showing communist propaganda is a story in itself: likely done by someone who has no clue about Taiwan.&nbsp;&nbsp; That map is messed up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TerryP, post: 1303670, member: 12209"] We just witnessed something you fully endorse. The very same people you've said 'have the right to have a voice,' when confronted by situations they've voiced opinions about [I]now[/I] have nothing to say. Because a communist regime mandated "free speech isn't allowed here?" Are you that hung-up you can't see the bigger picture here? A spokesperson interrupted the reporter's question and says the basketball only. A spokesperson, saying "stay in your lane" to a reporter. I think of the time Steve Kerr had on TV expressing his opinions. And then I see millions having their human rights stripped away and he portrays himself as not knowing about what's going on. Setting that aside ... "Will you "feel differently" on speaking about societal and political issues because of the events in China/NBA." Stay in your lane. People are upset because they see the hypocrisy. A portion of them include a group who believed a lot of the people making political statements were only performing a charade. ESPN, showing communist propaganda is a story in itself: likely done by someone who has no clue about Taiwan. That map is messed up. [/QUOTE]