you know, I don't think he's either dumb nor arrogant....I think he really just thinks there is nothing wrong with the way he thinks...like that shyt is perfectly fine...and that shyt is scary....
[AUDIO] Donald Sterling - "Don't bring black people to my games" [AGREES TO SELL TEAM]
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you know, I don't think he's either dumb nor arrogant....I think he really just thinks there is nothing wrong with the way he thinks...like that shyt is perfectly fine...and that shyt is scary....
Sam Peel
Banned
In an ironic twist, Sterling refused to pay for prostate-cancer surgery a decade ago for then-Clippers assistant coach Kim Hughes.NYPost:
This could wind up being a pretty short ban.
Disgraced racist Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling is battling cancer — surprising those around him by beating the final buzzer for as long as he has, sources told The Post on Thursday.
“They thought he would die two years ago,” one source said of Sterling, who on Tuesday was banned for life from the NBA for his now-infamous recorded racist rant.
“People have been predicting his imminent demise. I’m sure he has the best . . . drugs money can buy,” said the source, who works closely with pro sports teams. “He can do anything to keep himself alive.”
The source said some of the medication Sterling has been taking is responsible for the puffy appearance of his face.
“I contacted the Clippers about medical coverage and they said the surgery wouldn’t be covered,” Hughes told The Journal Times of Racine, Wis., in 2011.
“They said if they did it for one person, they’d have to do it for everybody else.”
Four Clippers players chipped in to cover the $70,000 cost.
Meanwhile, Sterling has been phoning friends for support, sources said.
Guess this wasn't the first time Sterling was caught on tape 
NBA tried to oust Donald Sterling in 1982 over recorded comments
This isn’t the first time the NBA has moved to oust Donald Sterling as Clippers owner.
A special committee of six NBA owners unanimously recommended Sterling’s removal in September 1982. Created after Sterling’s aborted attempt to relocate the franchise from San Diego to Los Angeles, the committee grew concerned about late payments by the Clippers to players, hotels, program printers and others. The NBA had previously sued Sterling to block that move.
But much of the controversy revolved around an audiotape.
Yes, 32 years before another recording led NBA Commissioner Adam Silver to ban Sterling for life and take steps to force the team’s sale, the owner’s words created trouble.
According to stories in The Times detailing the matter, the special committee focused on comments Sterling made to a luncheon earlier that year insisting the Clippers needed to finish last so they could draft a player like Ralph Sampson.
Sterling said at the time that the remarks were misunderstood. The NBA, however, fined him $10,000 and, when the committee met, it listened to recordings of the luncheon.
An NBA source went so far as to tell The Times: “He’s as good as gone.”
“The owners seem shocked,” Times reporter Randy Harvey wrote in September 1982, “he did not turn out to be the real thing. Perhaps they will scratch the surface the next time they need a new owner.”
The next step was for the league’s advisory and finance committee to consider terminating Sterling’s ownership. That’s the same committee meeting Thursday to discuss the same issue.
But eight days after the committee’s vote in 1982 Sterling announced his desire to sell the team. That bought time and the league's effort to remove Sterling eventually lost steam.
By February 1983, then-NBA president David Stern described the franchise as being operated in a “first-class” fashion and said the league didn’t expect to further pursue the investigation.
Three decades later, the effort to rid the NBA of Sterling resumed.
NBA previously moved to oust Clippers owner Donald Sterling in 1982 - latimes.com
NBA tried to oust Donald Sterling in 1982 over recorded comments
This isn’t the first time the NBA has moved to oust Donald Sterling as Clippers owner.
A special committee of six NBA owners unanimously recommended Sterling’s removal in September 1982. Created after Sterling’s aborted attempt to relocate the franchise from San Diego to Los Angeles, the committee grew concerned about late payments by the Clippers to players, hotels, program printers and others. The NBA had previously sued Sterling to block that move.
But much of the controversy revolved around an audiotape.
Yes, 32 years before another recording led NBA Commissioner Adam Silver to ban Sterling for life and take steps to force the team’s sale, the owner’s words created trouble.
According to stories in The Times detailing the matter, the special committee focused on comments Sterling made to a luncheon earlier that year insisting the Clippers needed to finish last so they could draft a player like Ralph Sampson.
Sterling said at the time that the remarks were misunderstood. The NBA, however, fined him $10,000 and, when the committee met, it listened to recordings of the luncheon.
An NBA source went so far as to tell The Times: “He’s as good as gone.”
“The owners seem shocked,” Times reporter Randy Harvey wrote in September 1982, “he did not turn out to be the real thing. Perhaps they will scratch the surface the next time they need a new owner.”
The next step was for the league’s advisory and finance committee to consider terminating Sterling’s ownership. That’s the same committee meeting Thursday to discuss the same issue.
But eight days after the committee’s vote in 1982 Sterling announced his desire to sell the team. That bought time and the league's effort to remove Sterling eventually lost steam.
By February 1983, then-NBA president David Stern described the franchise as being operated in a “first-class” fashion and said the league didn’t expect to further pursue the investigation.
Three decades later, the effort to rid the NBA of Sterling resumed.
NBA previously moved to oust Clippers owner Donald Sterling in 1982 - latimes.com
Reverend Jesse Jackson
Somebody I Am
Anyone finding it weird they are just now finding out that Sterling has cancer?
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NYPost:
This could wind up being a pretty short ban.
Disgraced racist Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling is battling cancer — surprising those around him by beating the final buzzer for as long as he has, sources told The Post on Thursday.
“They thought he would die two years ago,” one source said of Sterling, who on Tuesday was banned for life from the NBA for his now-infamous recorded racist rant.
“People have been predicting his imminent demise. I’m sure he has the best . . . drugs money can buy,” said the source, who works closely with pro sports teams. “He can do anything to keep himself alive.”
The source said some of the medication Sterling has been taking is responsible for the puffy appearance of his face.
so now he has cancer?...uh huh...that's the second thing I said he'd try....next is him breaking down crying.....it's only a matter of time now before he starts telling on everyone, gotta keep that pressure up....
Reverend Jesse Jackson
Somebody I Am
Wow.
Wow.
Is he really stupid enough to do a Barbara Walters interview?
It's a perfect match for them. Two senile white supremacists further embarrassing themselves.
Walter H White
All Star
He's trying to follow the Paterno script 
He's trying to follow the Paterno script
I was thinking the same thing when I first heard this.
Mikael Blowpiff
#LosIngobernabrehs
Breh apparently he felt some type of way about paying jj reddikk more than 7 mil cause he was white. He only drops real money on "beautiful black bodies" :mjpanz:. If that isn't some slavery shyt then I don't know what is.I'm finally listing to tape, I'm partying brehs. This nikka OLD AS shyt!!! He got his sidebytch serving him juice to calm him down, like a mother serves her kid juice to calm em down. Dude sound like a slaveowner in a slave movie who claims to treat his slaves good when he was talking about his black clipper players.
Probably, i mean he ain't even issued a fake apology. You gotta be a serious a$$hole to not even pretend to be sorry.
Which is why the cancer story for me is
Good riddance to a scumbag. I hope his exit is agonizing.
CanesMiamiLakers
All Star
I just listened to this for the 1st time and that chick needs a medal for exposing that piece of shyt