darthska
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The Official NBA Season Thread: NBA Cup Night
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antidope
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Well you aren't here to learn so why should I be here to teach?
I truly don't care this much. We will never meet. You continue to live how you choose.
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Sorry, let me re-phrase: the Boston situation- I'm saying I feel like that situation was more of a rare occurance
Based on the fact that Tatum and Brown became as good as they were that quickly
I don't foresee anyone on the Jazz, reaching those tiers that Tatum and Brown are on
If Ainge meant for them to compete and be good with this specific roster, again I don't agree with that being logical in this specific season. Of all seasons, you don't do this imo
But if they somehow get a healthy MVP candidate without giving up much of their core rotation- I guess it's plausible this is a smart path?
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I am. YOU guys just don't see it, and I already covered why: Those who want to see nothing will always find it. You all have your own groupthink confirmation bias towards me, and pointing that out is not a victimization statement, because that's not a victimization concept... but the idea that pointing that out is me playing victim, that's also more confirmation bias.
I could blow all your minds with the things I've learned on here on this and other similar topics, but not everyone learns the same. I don't learn through shame and 'I said so. That's it. Just trust me/us or else you're racist.' I learn through questions and dialogue, but people actively oppose questions.
The whole reason I ask questions is for other people reading who also learn through questions. The second assumptions are applied to the reason for those questions is the second it always goes sideways, ALWAYS.
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Tried to explain to that man how he was disgracing black culture and he called it gatekeeping. He's here to learn alright
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This what happens when Adam Silver gives the Lakers 4 days off 
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Do your own research
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Idk if it was intentional but the jazz ended up with the perfect players to run Hardy’s system. I think they could level up to legit contenders if they upgrade to better versions of the types of players they already have. Doesn’t necessarily have to be a superstar. Just a better Olynyk. A better vanderbilt. Whether it’s this season or next summer.
I wouldn’t become a seller. You’re already too far ahead to get a chance at wemby and scoot imo. Why sabotage what you’re building for the 10th pick.
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You just fused 2 different conversations into 1 and packaged it as if that's what happened, but again: Accuracy be damned. And since people will agree, then that's DEFINITELY what happened, word to us all vividly remembering Sinbad in Shazam.
That's not what happened. That's not what I said was gatekeeping. At all. Not even CLOSE, but: Accuracy be damned. Just say it and people will believe it. Independently. Together.
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Special type of fragility being displayed 
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I honestly think ska is just generally clueless. Hopelessly, painfully clueless just in general as well as being hyper defensive. He's constantly missing the point regardless of the subject matter
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Again, something being repackaged as something else. Accuracy be damned. Just say it and people will agree with it and then that means it's true. 'If you don't accept these independently collective false accusations, well then you're fragile.'Special type of fragility being displayed
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dacomeup
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You’re very well-spoken and articulate.
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When i was a teenager, I used to have a similar NEED to always be right or to always defend/explain myself because i felt what i said was misinterpreted. My first boss called it out to me one day (politely) and told me sometimes it aint worth it and you only make yourself look worse.
Like, who cares if my intentions were not to offend a group. If members of that group are offended, why not apologize and try to avoid doing that same thing again. People won’t respect you any less for doing that.
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ACCURACY BE DAMNED
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Clueless about what regarding these posts this morning?
"I shouldn't have to tell you."
Clueless about what?
"Do your own research."
Clueless about what?
"Look, we all arrived at the same conclusion independently, together, collectively, on our own."
Clueless about what?
No one actually answers the questions, and instead just throws all kinds of accusations at the fact that questions are being asked. Every time.
"We don't have to answer to you. Why should we have to answer your questions? Why does it have to be about YOUR questions?"
And still... nothing. Post after post, snowballing something that nobody can even point to.
-foe
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Maybe if we give him the likes, then it’ll stop being groupthink 
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