Now He's Mark Cuban's Problem...
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2023
- There's no question that Kyrie is currently one of the best in the NBA, but how will playing for a Jewish owner affect his game after the "Hebrews To Negros" backlash?
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UPDATE: Kyrie Irving Deletes Apology For Sharing Antisemitic Film news.yahoo.com/nba-star-kyrie-irving-deletes-224918274.html
My question, these celebs can negatively speak on basically all religions & races without consequence. However make a comment on Jewish power within media/academia/ban king & it’s off to the re-education camps! Send them to the nearest holocaust museum, then to speak to Jewish leaders, then make a donation to the advocacy group.
Is acknowledging disproportionate Jewish power antisemitism?
either he's a team player or a team walker. He's showing he came to play - so now he does. That's all there is to it.
according to wikipedia, he's still with the mavericks. Guess it all worked out. He seems pretty happy - glad everything seems better now. Sometimes there's an adjustment period when there's life changes, and that's ok. People make assumptions about what's ok and what's not and being offended spikes. It's normal - cuban and kyrie likely know that pretty well by now, being adults. I think they're both going to have a good laugh about it all if they haven't already and just get back to the game, being really proud of their accomplishments. They seem to be a good match. Bet cuban laid down the line saying no more wimpy behavior and kyrie pushed forward to earn the place where he's at. Nice! I've made plenty of mistakes on social media to create overreactions - where it's not all my fault and it's not all the reactor's fault. This is just all too common where people take social media too seriously. It's better to gain perspective and be civil than just spew whatever comes out of our brains, no filter. A valuable lesson we all can learn.
I can’t tell if this is a comedy channel or a channel gaslighting people aware of the disproportionate amount of power Jews have within media, banking, & academia. Channel owner message me if he interested in talking to you about the content in your vids.
people know what kyrie's about more than they know what cuban's about. What're you talking about? There's a disproportionate amount of power that jews don't have as well, due to antisemitism able to be reigned supreme, but calling it out is not. Why the lopsided talk? We both saw in the video who has more social influence.
the issue with kyrie is being unapologetic - creating a mess for others to clean up. That's no sportsmanship. Even worse is when he just runs away instead of fixing it. It's just cowardly behavior and I'd feel sorry for anyone who hires him to his team. He should've done his research about cuban if he didn't like cuban in the first place. It just seems like he goes through life not thinking anything through. But what do we expect from people in sports where their entire day goes towards practicing their game rather than fact checking ever bit of info that they look at. This is free speech - he's speaking his mind. It shouldn't take kyrie to explain what's wrong with the video - anyone who spent their time fact checking could easily write a comment underneath stating why it's wrong and he could politely explain his ideas about that. Antisemitism accusations fly just as quickly as he posts - neither side is great with that. However, I could see fans look at what he did and get that impression - he brought that on and didn't need to!
Great hit piece on Kyrie. When you’re smart enough to not put an experiment in your body the world hates you & they hate you even more for sharing a movie available to watch on Amazon Prime 😂 Mark Cuban isn’t a sensitive buffoon, all he cares about is winning & Kyrie can definitely help Luka with that 💯%
This was not a hit piece. If we wanted to make a hit piece about Kyrie, we would have pointed out how dumb he was for demanding a trade instead of keeping his mouth shut until July when he would have become a free agent.
But you're right, Mark Cuban was smart to jump on this deal because Kyrie the free agent's contract would have cost him double what he paid!
The only way this could be seen as a hit piece is if one were to deny the things that Kyrie said and did on camera.
Having said that, we hope that Kyrie has a successful career in Dallas and spends his time winning the game instead of spreading Antisemitic propaganda. Go Mavs!
@@JewishLifeTV this was definitely a hit piece stop acting like it wasnt. just say u dont like kyrie and move on u made a whole video on him 🤡
@@JewishLifeTV You bigot! Calling African Americans "dumb?" Outrageous!
Kyrie never did or said anything Anti-Semitic.
Tweeting out a link to an Antisemitic film is an act of Anti-Semitism.
@@JewishLifeTV man stfu youre out here tryna spread hate on kyrie. that film was for research and educational purposes why are you crying so hard? youre part of the problem
@@JewishLifeTV You people call true statements about you "antisemetic." That term has lost its meaning at this point. It's more synonymous with truth.
Mark cuban is a Jewish billionaire, the type of person an anti-Semitic person wouldn't like. Yet Kyrie and cuban have nothing but respect for each other. Maybe you're just sensitive.@@JewishLifeTV
For starters, I don't think Kyrie did anything wrong to begin with. I didn't agree with him apologizing for the tweet (deleting the apology sent a pretty clear message), but I understand the strategy of him doing what was necessary to get back on the court where he could maximize his value. I believe the trade demand was a great move. He got out of a hostile situation with the Nets/NY Media and landed on a team that's a title competitor. Plus his close friend KD was also able to get traded to a championship caliber team while the Nets were forced to give up 2 of the greatest players in NBA history for some solid players, not even at All-Star level. The icing on the cake was being able to freely fire subliminal shots at the Nets organization/NY Media during his initial Mavs press conference, and showing the world how incompetent Tsai/Marks are for sabotaging their championship hopes and derailing the Nets organization. And he did it all without having to compromise his integrity or cower to the racist sports media that attempted, yet failed to break him. I love Kyrie for that, and he gets my full respect ✊🏾!
just because you support this person doesn't mean you have to defend his wrongdoing. Moving somewhere else doesn't fix the problem that is him.
@@extropiantranshuman Where have I defended any wrongdoing? What did Kyrie do that was wrong? Go ahead and answer that question and see how ridiculous you sound.
it sounds like you don't want a real answer, but to ridicule. I will only talk to those who're genuine.@@Quan_Fu
I agree with cuban - I don't see why kyrie had to apologize, but if it creates a stir - then it's important to either take the post down or at least write in the truth - so that there's context. He didn't seem to be antisemitic, just ill informed. There are lots of people who want to be antisemitic though, as cuban said - he doesn't want to push back at them, but at times has to - with all the wear and tear from what he has to face. He's able to do something about it, but that shouldn't be his job. Because Kyrie is a celeb, cuban's right that he has to double check everything before posting to social media - otherwise others will think it's true if they follow kyrie. Being unapologetic is one thing, but doing nothing to change is another. Just because he's good at basketball doesn't mean that jews are bad automatically nor that he's able to say so. I wish this news segment went over the real problem - the lack of doing anything to remedy the situation. It shouldn't take the entire jewish community to get someone to correct their mistakes when it's on the person who makes the mistake in the first place to.
What’s your stance on “israel” killing innocent people in Palestine @JLTV
Your question is asking for a solution that will lead to peace in the Middle East. If an end to the Israeli/Palestinian conflict hasn't been found in the past two thousand years, it certainly can't be answered in the comments of a UA-cam video.
Why is it, though, that you put Israel in quotes? Can we at least agree on the fact that Israel has a right to exist and defend itself against terrorism?
Just wanted to see how you handled the question. I guess that helps me understand your bias. A lot of Jewish people I know would say it’s wrong.
I wouldn’t call it defending, more like letting brainwashed soldiers kill, rape, etc.
Quotes because it never existed.
@@S13awa Your bias is clear.
@@JewishLifeTV there is a difference between bias and morality.
Yes, but your bias has blinded you to the fact that Israel IS an independent state.
That is a fact, regardless of how you feel.
This might not work out very well for the Mavericks’ front office.
Referring to an African American as someone's "problem" is quite racist. Please remove this video.
this video also showed many instances where jews were referred to as someone's problem as well. Should they remove the video for that as well? If Kyrie didn't post the video, you wouldn't have anything to complain about. Why are you supporting kyrie to allow jews to be considered a problem but only care when it's about "african americans"? Also, aren't you a little racist yourself using the term 'african american'? Kyrie was born in Australia. Call him what he is - australian american. You're dissing Kyrie too? The only thing someone should remove that is their own content is your comment.
@@extropiantranshuman Jews are a problem, and Kyrie isn't black, he's a n××××r.