I'm not sure why you're talking about all that in the past. I'm saying Parker is better than him right now. And Paul would not be able to do what Parker is doing with this Spurs team because he wouldn't be as successful carrying the scoring load as Parker has been tasked with. I don't see how you can say what Paul is doing with the Clips who are loaded with depth and have players who create their own shot like Griffin, Bledsoe, and Crawford is a miracle and discount Parker carrying this team with Duncan and Leonard in and out of the lineup and Ginobili in semi-retirement. Pop's system doesn't run without Tony Parker. All these "efficient weapons" on the Spurs are just guys who don't make mistakes, know the system and shoot open jumpers off of screens and defensive breakdowns from Parker's dribble penetration.
When a guy is averaging 27 and 9 and shooting 60% over an 11 game stretch and is averaging 21 and over 7 and shooting 54% in 32 mpg and has one of the highest defensive ratings at his position, the Pop's system argument rings a bit hollow. He's creating offense and consistently beating defenders, not just benefiting from a favorability situation.
And Parker is a bigger part of the Spurs offense than Paul. For all this talk about Paul being a floor general and a miracle worker, his player utilization % is 21.9. Parker's is 28.5
And Parker is not just quicker than CP3. He has a wider array in his offensive arsenal...better moves, a better dribble penetrator and a better finisher with all his teardrops and floaters and ability to maneuver in traffic and get off high percentage shots in the lane. And he's shooting better from everywhere on the court other than non-corner 3's, which neither of them shoot often. Parker is scoring more in less minutes and 6 or 7 % higher in % while still averaging over 7 assists and carrying the full load of the offense on his shoulders. Parker is the better scorer, Paul is better passer. Paul is the better "traditional PG" but Parker is the best player playing PG. I think it's very uncommon for a good player to turn into an elite player around the time they're 30, so it's hard for people to wrap their mind around and accept what Parker is doing now.