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Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts

Gabrielle Union Exposes Another Hunger Games Moment

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Even though I understand the emotions of this race, sometimes I am beyond embarrassed by our reactions to things.

I just finished reading an article on Yahoo, that reported how Dwayne Wade asked girlfriend Gabrielle Union to refrain from sitting court-side at his basketball games. He did this because she has the tendency to taunt the players of the opposing team playing against the Heat. She yells out things and can be rude when she gets excited about the game. She admitted she can be uncontrollable at times and and understood why he asked her to do this. She jokingly conveyed the story on Conan O'Brien's late-night TBS show, while promoting her new film "Think Like a Man".

In the comment area of the article, several White people referred to her as being Ghetto. What do you think this sparked in many Black people? It sparked something I have to address because, you always have weak people, but too many Black people reacted to this ignorant comment for me to ignore the ENERGY of what it truly reveals.

I'm going to pause and take the time to post a podcast I made when Black people got up in arms when certain White movie goers didn't like the fact that the character "Rue" was portrayed by a Black girl in the movie.

The Media Exaggerates Serena's Behavior for Sport

I'm sure most of you have heard about the remarks Serena made to Umpire Eva Asderaki at the U.S Open during her match with tennis player Sam Stosur.

Serena became emotional and upset after Umpire Eva Asderaki made the decision to give Stosur a point that would have gone to her. Serena yelled before Stosur had a chance to make a return on the ball she volleyed to her resulting in a violation.

This was said to Umpire Eva Asderaki after she informed Serena that the point would go to Stosur:

"You're totally out of control," Williams yelled in a comment caught by microphones. "You're a hater and you're just unattractive inside."
She went on to claim that Umpire Asderaki was possibly the same Umpire who's made unfair decisions towards her in the past.

The fact of the matter is, the Umpire was right in her decision, Serena committed a clear violation. However Serena simply spoke words to the Umpire. The fact that what she said was "testy" considering the situation does not make her out to be the belligerent, wild, crazy woman the media is trying to portray.

If only more people got upset in the way she did there would be less violence in the world. We live in the era of the Internet so anything a celebrity or sports figure does is blown out of proportions at times. I grew up watching a lot of tennis via my Mom and many things are said to the Umpire of course those things could not be blown out of proportion on the Internet in the past.

Emotions run high during any sport where adrenaline is involved. Of course the perfect scenario would have been for Serena to say something after the game, but again many people in adrenaline situations react in a more emotional way. And because she was not physically threatening, this seems like just another opportunity for the media and Internet to create scandal and news.

I'm sure the fact that she's a woman doesn't help. Men are allowed to demonstrate frustration but women are expected to always be perfect and calm, even under circumstances where great pressure and adrenaline exist like in sports.

I must say and play "Devils Advocate" and make it clear that I would not have done what Serena did. I wouldn't have done it, not only because she was in the wrong but because I would have taken delight in being able to "call her out "to others and the media afterwards for the most effect.

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The Culture Swallows Allen Iverson


Allen Iverson is deep within the negative ENERGIES of this culture, he’s far gone. The deeper you go into a negative ENERGY the harder it is to get out. The Universe makes sure of this. The Universe makes sure that it’s a struggle for you to get back on the path you should be on. The Universe does this so that your experiences toughen you. When it’s tough to get out of a situation the person dreads relapsing more than if they’re actions had no consequence.

The Universe knows this, that’s why it ignores many people’s pleas for mercy and their hope for the easy way out of a situation.

When you become dependent on certain ENERGIES and substances they melt into your life. You forget how to function without them. They become your escape.

What’s Allen’s recipe to escape and cope with life? Drugs, alcohol, gambling and strippers, all the strong ENERGIES of this culture.
So of course it’s no surprise that Allen Iverson was recently “put on blast” for not showing up to promote his children’s camp.



It’s sad to see someone who cannot fight their demons. It’s even sadder when they must do this in the spotlight. Allen Iverson represents one of the many Black men who are propelled into the spotlight but show all the tendencies and ENERGIES of why the average Black man doesn’t succeed in the community. His talents are milked but he fails to progress mentally and mentality wise.

I wish Allen Iverson the best. He will need a strong foundation around him to get him to disconnect from the ENERGIES he’s connected to. Gambling is one of the worst addictions a person can have. It forces you to live life on a “rat wheel”.  You live life on a “rat wheel” because gambling extinguishes all of your money in an instant. It doesn’t trickle away like with other ENERGIES.

Strippers, alcohol and drugs simply strip your emotional ENERGY. You feel drained and empty, after you come down and face reality, or see that stripper grinding on the next man. lol

Anyway, I won’t make this a thesis like my other articles; I will explain this more later using the ENERGY of other celebrities. Stay Tuned

I'm Sure Donte' Stallworth Makes His Mother Proud


I congratulated my Mom not to long ago for being such a great mother that my brother didn't run from her image. Instead he married a wife that is dark skin and just as classy as my Mom. Despite being apart of a community where many Black women and young girls have a nasty ENERGY and "crap out" babies like diarrhea the positive ENERGY of my Mom reigned supreme in my brothers subconsciousness.

Now here we have Donte Stallworth a Brother so dark that a blind man could predict that his mother is darkskin. A man so Afro-centric looking that he could be African. A man who has been so brainwashed that he doesn't even take his mother and the other women of his family into consideration.

Donte Stallworth recently stated that if his team the Baltimore Raven's win he would like an after-party with these criterias:

- Must be a “Tall & lean Yellowbone”
- Must have “real” hair…no tracks allowed
- Must be dumb as they come
- Must be someone who doesn’t know him

One can only imagine how his mother would feel knowing this. How much embarrassment would this bring her? How could she have a friend like me and dare to say anything to me about standards? The first thing I would say is "I know you are not talking, your own son thinks you're the bottom of the barrel", "you're own son is repulsed by you".

It's sad to see a brother so brainwashed, however it's also important to dissect the "whys" of his mentality.

It's important for Black women to realize, particularly brown skin and dark skin women, that we are still dominate in the community. Meaning there are still more brown and dark skin people in the community opposed to others, particularly downsouth.

Now in recognizing this, it's also important to evaluate the ENERGY of our communities. Are Black women beautiful in our communities? Do they act beautiful, do they have a sense of pride and class? Or do Black men witness day after day a group of women who symbolize oppression, pain, sub-standards and self-exploitation.

It's like a breath of fresh air for a Black man to see and be exposed to what's not the norm in his life. Especially if that norm is equated to acting ugly, attitudes, baby mommas, aggression, and having a lack of femininity.

McDonald's Employee Fired For Being a Groupie


Sometimes we all feel the need to bend the rules. Me less then others, because I like to be appropriate, but I try to sympathize with those who have weaker minds.

Those who for example become possessed by celebrities. Celebrities are people to me. I don't care who you are how much money you have or what you do. Celebrities only have power because people give them power. In the eyes of God and the Universe he does not look at celebrities in a more favorable way, so in being in alignment with God I refuse to do so myself.

I think it's an abomination to God to praise people. Many celebrities have the gift of talent. I acknowledge this talents and appreciate their contribution to our culture but they are simply human.

A female McDonald's employee decided to go against strict company policy and let NFL Vikings player Adrian Peterson use the bathroom after the restaurant was closed. This is a big no-no. I've worked in cash handling jobs and it's very dangerous to open up a restaurant after hours.

She was 99% sure that nothing would happen. But because she couldn't possibly be 100% sure the decision by McDonald's to fire her was appropriate. Anything could have happened. What if someone who was watching the store decided to try to force entry inot the store also when she opened the door?

It sounds far fetch but when you work for a company and the company has a policy you must abide by it. When you are dealing with other people's money you don't take chances.

After all it's not as if NFL players have stiller reputations. You can't pick and chose.

McDonald's subsequently decided to give her her job back after the media coverage, which in my opinion is inappropriate. Especially an employee that states:
"He's a public figure... I know him better than some of the maintenance people that come in and out," she told The Consumerist. "I never thought in a million years that that decision was going to cost me my career."
Well as I said she got her career back and hopefully an autograph from Adrian Peterson, lol doubt it!

Lebron Shows and Proves in First Game With Cavaliers Since Joining The Heat



I can't tell you happy I was that The Heat won against the Cavaliers. Not only did they win but they destroyed them with Lebron taking 38 points alone.

The only option Cleveland has now is to get over it. Get over Lebron leaving and move on.

Ironically their failing to do so makes you an even bigger Lebron fan. At least it's made me a bigger one, though Kobe's still the king.

When he first left Cleveland in the disrespectful way he did, I was all for challenging his ego and calling him out. But how much longer do you harp on something that is "said and done"?

Cleveland is starting to look like that slave master who's stallion slave ran away up north. At the most Lebrons actions just showed that he was a little immature and needs to grow up. which is not a crime after all he's 25.  Cleveland fans are just starting to look bitter. They are really proving that they lost their "King", they lost the best.

Now Dan Gilbert wants to look into the way Lebron left the team. He wants to investigate whether or not it was legal for him to do so, being that he was still under contract. He's hired big time lawyers to conduct a major investigation. Apparently money's not a problem. All you can say is "Wow"

The Universe had to humble them on Thursday when Lebron and the Heat beat them 118-90 which is brutal.
The crowd tried it's hardest to come against Lebron and make it hard for him, but he left them almost speechless. Their taunts where in vain, their hate and unreasonable jeering of "Akron Hates You" seemed to motivate him more.

It's a wonder how Cleveland will be able to remain an attractive team to join.

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