I'm pretty skeptical of all charities that are named and run by celebrities so I always wondered what the actual financials were and wasn't surprised by it. Most exist as a way for friends and family to get a steady paycheck, but LeBron seemingly doesn't need that, and as a way to increase the brand of the celebrity.

Still though, most people think LeBron built a school for kids, when in reality he contributed 20% or less of the costs of a public school. It's still a good thing. The kids are better off. However, it does seem to be an advertisement for "LeBron is a great guy".

Because Brett Favre is considered a global icon who is praised in the media for being intelligent and well read. Also, Favre hasn't said anything as inflammatory as LeBron.

I did not know that. He still did it. He didn't have to do it. Maybe one of the motives is to create a museum-like environment. Maybe another is to advertise "LeBron is a great guy." But another motive is certainly to help kids and their families with housing. Definitely puts things into perspective more though. I appreciate it.

The Anthony Rizzo Foundation is legit but the Jose Abreu one is far superior.

Most commentators have been talking about the accountability for bad police officers all through the last few years and the overwhelming majority of the time it's been clear that they were referring to in the courts. It seems to me that if people think he was talking about violence, it's only because they only see it one way. It's exactly what they patriot about when it comes from July or Sarah Spain types.

And this talk of doxxing is a laughable attempt to push a particular cynical agenda.

And like LeBron (who quickly deleted the tweet) I thought it was wrong from jump street. But unlike others who can't accept reality, he at least apologized for the remarks.

Brett Favre is retired, and has done plenty of stupid things and taken heat for it.

LeBron is still on social media daily saying stupid things. And on TV doing stupid things on the court sometimes....at least during the games he isn't sitting out for load management.

I'm pretty skeptical of all charities that are named and run by celebrities so I always wondered what the actual financials were and wasn't surprised by it. Most exist as a way for friends and family to get a steady paycheck, but LeBron seemingly doesn't need that, and as a way to increase the brand of the celebrity.

Still though, most people think LeBron built a school for kids, when in reality he contributed 20% or less of the costs of a public school. It's still a good thing. The kids are better off. However, it does seem to be an advertisement for "LeBron is a great guy".

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

We walk, talk, and won't shit our pants

LeBron isn't exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer but when he's wrong, he's wrong. But at least he had the integrity to apologize for it. Favre seems to be increasingly showing up in many forums embarrassing himself. Retirement and being stuck with the wife in Mississippi is just making it worse.

LeBron isn't exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer but when he's wrong, he's wrong. But at least he had the integrity to apologize for it. Favre seems to be increasingly showing up in many forums embarrassing himself. Retirement and being stuck with the wife in Mississippi is just making it worse.

Please point me to any statement from LeBron expressing regret about what he did.

Most commentators have been talking about the accountability for bad police officers all through the last few years and the overwhelming majority of the time it's been clear that they were referring to in the courts. It seems to me that if people think he was talking about violence, it's only because they only see it one way. It's exactly what they patriot about when it comes from July or Sarah Spain types.

And this talk of doxxing is a laughable attempt to push a particular cynical agenda.

And like LeBron (who quickly deleted the tweet) I thought it was wrong from jump street. But unlike others who can't accept reality, he at least apologized for the remarks.

I saw the second tweet saying that he was wrong speaking out of anger and without a fuller appreciation of the events.

Most commentators have been talking about the accountability for bad police officers all through the last few years and the overwhelming majority of the time it's been clear that they were referring to in the courts. It seems to me that if people think he was talking about violence, it's only because they only see it one way. It's exactly what they patriot about when it comes from July or Sarah Spain types.

And this talk of doxxing is a laughable attempt to push a particular cynical agenda.

And like LeBron (who quickly deleted the tweet) I thought it was wrong from jump street. But unlike others who can't accept reality, he at least apologized for the remarks.

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

We walk, talk, and won't shit our pants

Most commentators have been talking about the accountability for bad police officers all through the last few years and the overwhelming majority of the time it's been clear that they were referring to in the courts. It seems to me that if people think he was talking about violence, it's only because they only see it one way. It's exactly what they patriot about when it comes from July or Sarah Spain types.

And this talk of doxxing is a laughable attempt to push a particular cynical agenda.

And like LeBron (who quickly deleted the tweet) I thought it was wrong from jump street. But unlike others who can't accept reality, he at least apologized for the remarks.

For instance they were never taught that Columbus was a slave owner.

This one? Do you see an apology or regretful sentiment anywhere in here?

I think we also should have a little more respect for Jordan not wanting to get involved in things outside of basketball. I assume LeBron, just like Jordan, spends 23 hours a day worried about basketball, with the other hour dedicated to making the movie Space Jam. I think it's inevitable that eventually you are going to talk too quickly about something. I actually think other times, mostly in the offseason, LeBron has made some valid points. This was just a miss. He probably learned about it 5 minutes prior to the tweet. He may not even have watched the video.

I think we also should have a little more respect for Jordan not wanting to get involved in things outside of basketball. I assume LeBron, just like Jordan, spends 23 hours a day worried about basketball, with the other hour dedicated to making the movie Space Jam. I think it's inevitable that eventually you are going to talk too quickly about something. I actually think other times, mostly in the offseason, LeBron has made some valid points. This was just a miss. He probably learned about it 5 minutes prior to the tweet. He may not even have watched the video.

I think we also should have a little more respect for Jordan not wanting to get involved in things outside of basketball. I assume LeBron, just like Jordan, spends 23 hours a day worried about basketball, with the other hour dedicated to making the movie Space Jam. I think it's inevitable that eventually you are going to talk too quickly about something. I actually think other times, mostly in the offseason, LeBron has made some valid points. This was just a miss. He probably learned about it 5 minutes prior to the tweet. He may not even have watched the video.

Yeah, his "Fuck Trump" is still talked about at the Fletcher School.

But at least he had the integrity to apologize for it.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

You have to dig a little deeper to own LeBron than to say he strongly disliked Trump.

Missing the point.

You have to dig a little deeper to own LeBron than to say he strongly disliked Trump.

For instance they were never taught that Columbus was a slave owner.

...or it wasn't a good point.

And what justice in this case does he want to prevail ? He thinks the cop was wrong and needs to be punished . If after whatever investigation is conducted exonerates the cop, you think he'll feel that was justice even though thats exactly what justice is ?

...or it wasn't a good point.

It seems to me that when the body cam footage was revealed, most reasonable people have agreed that the officer was properly doing his job. At least the first shot.

The point was that LeBron often doesn't make a good point, if he even makes a point. Case in...point...his "fuck Trump" being heralded as evidence of his unquestionable political savvy, when in reality it was literally the scene from Family Guy where Lois just says "9/11" over and over again at a debate to get elected mayor.

I don't know who you are referring to here but when I was referring to LeBron sometimes making valid points I was not referring to that high level thought about Trump.

It's easy to cherry pick thoughts to make it seem like someone is not making a good argument. I won't do that with LeBron and that Trump tweet and I won't do it with you and your Chauvin posts.