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Originally Posted by tk13
I really don't think that's the point though. That's where a lot of you are missing the mark. I really have no interest in wading into this political conversation and derailing this thread. Based on the comments by folks like Doc Rivers and some others who usually don't speak up quite like this, I don't think these players and coaches really care about bringing people together or singing campfire songs at this point. They don't want to see people getting shot by police and whatever it takes to make that happen, then so be it. How best to achieve that? That's a whole other conversation, as we're seeing here. I think the players felt they were being practical after George Floyd, and that didn't work, so they're going to turn up the heat. Is that the right way to do it? I guess we'll see. But just listen to the interviews and it's obvious there's a lot of frustration that what they've been doing isn't working.
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I for one am shocked that players words and actions didn’t lead to criminals to stop being criminals.