Don’t try to confuse the deranged robots from the NBA and Yahoo Sports with the electoral fraud facts that emerged in the 2020 presidential election. Yahoo writer Jason Owens believes Republican senators were blinded by unsubstantiated conspiracy theories when they supported a violent mob. NBA coaches Doc Rivers and Steve Kerr watched the events on Wednesday and saw nothing but races.
Owens said Kerr (pictured above) had “sent a message to Republican senators that fueled the electoral conspiracy theories that sparked the uprising on Wednesday.” Prior to his team’s basketball game on Wednesday night, Kerr accused GOP Senators Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley and Marco Rubio of facilitating the call for justice through an angry mob:
“I wish people like Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Josh Hawley had to do pregame media before they meet in Congress,” said Kerr. “It would be great for her to answer the question, ‘Are you happy now? Are you moving the line further back? Does that change anything? Will you keep activating? ‘”
Owens explained why Kerr had singled out the three Republican senators. Hawley is “a Trump loyalist” from Missouri who was the first Senator to say he would protest the electoral college vote counting “confirming President-elect Joe Biden as Trump’s successor. Hawley cited Trump’s unsubstantiated election theories that votes in some states that voted for Biden were invalid. “Sen. Hawley was seen supporting the mob on Wednesday, and when Congress resumed its session after the shootings, he declined to” withdraw his appeal, “Owens added.
Sen. Cruz was also shamed as a Trump loyalist who “vowed to object to the electoral college vote before the attack”.
Senator Rubio “launched an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory on election day that supported Trump’s attempt to de-legitimize the election.”
Kerr, who has historically denounced President Trump and praised “phenomenal” and “heroic” students who marched to gun control after the 2018 mass shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, also competed against America’s men and women on Blue Wednesday Night.
Owens justified Kerr’s remarks by addressing “the discrepancy in how the police dealt with the mostly white rioters on Wednesday compared to the systemic violence of black Americans by law enforcement agencies.” Kerr stated:
“What you see today is a reminder that there is a huge difference. … We all understand that if blacks had protested, there would have been guns and fire now. … Nothing will change until we recognize that there is a huge difference in the treatment of blacks in relation to law enforcement. “
Kerr’s fellow countryman on the left and NBASJW coach Rivers also played the race card and got cover from the damn idiots at Yahoo for making these incendiary remarks:
“I’m going to say it because I don’t think a lot of people want it. Could you imagine today if these were all black guys storming the Capitol and what would have happened? So for me this is a picture that is worth 1,000 words to all of us and which we will probably have to reckon with again. No police dogs turned on people, no billy clubs beat people, people were peacefully escorted out of the Capitol. So it shows that you can disperse a lot peacefully, I think that’s the only thing. “
It also fit in with the insane world of social justice that teams Warriors and Clippers disrespectfully dropped a knee ahead of their Wednesday game. All in all, it was another thoroughly lazy day for the NBASJW and left wing sports journalists.
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