the Donald sterling saga podcast on ESPN 30 for 30

[ajnapoleon]

If your bored check it out


1. Dude is Jewish but he changed his name because he wanted to "pass"

2. Brought the clippers and tried to move without telling the NBA

3. Really thought he could buy players "Get out" style like the auction

4. Said he followed Trump's way of not renting to minoritys with his real estate...and wanted to be known as the trump of the west.

5. Came into the locker room with his boys and began touching players and telling his friends how strong they look and touched and grabbed



Amazing doc




That old man was racist for real


And had affluenza


Definition
Symptoms of affluenza include a myopic focus on work and earning money, strained personal
relationships, depression, a self-image tied directly to financial status, and difficulty interacting with or relating to others.


I keep saying this is what Trump have


Been wealthy his entire and dont know right from wrong


Like that young man that killed those 4 people with his car and got off because he dont know other people lives are worth anything




THE STERLING AFFAIRS Part 1: That Tape. https://play.podtrac.com/espn-30for...dio/3670297/30for30_2019-08-19-104937.128.mp3. Sent from Podcast Republic.

 

[Blessings]

link to podcast?

 

[ajnapoleon]

link to podcast?

It's like 5 parts I linked the first one to get you started

I came across it and was playing madden


The entire story is wild

 

[ajnapoleon]

link to podcast?

It's like 5 parts I linked the first one to get you started

I came across it and was playing madden


The entire story is wild

 

[ajnapoleon]

link to podcast?

THE STERLING AFFAIRS Part 1: That Tape. https://play.podtrac.com/espn-30for...dio/3670297/30for30_2019-08-19-104937.128.mp3. Sent from Podcast Republic.


It's a 5 part series

 

[little4209]

Yea the stories were wild..I listened when it first came out..the way he looked at them ball players like black bucks waiting to b sold eww..he was trash, he still alive? Lol

 

[ajnapoleon]

Yea the stories were wild..I listened when it first came out..the way he looked at them ball players like black bucks waiting to b sold eww..he was trash, he still alive? Lol

It went on for so long


He really thought he owned these players like cattle


I'm sure lots of other owner NBA and nfl feel that way too

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Isn’t that the podcast where they portrayed Shelly Sterling as a white savior even as she was just as complicit as her husband? I remember Amin Elhassan calling Ramona Shelbourne out about it on Twitter.

 

[ajnapoleon]

Isn’t that the podcast where they portrayed Shelly Sterling as a white savior even as she was just as complicit as her husband? I remember Amin Elhassan calling Ramona Shelbourne out about it on Twitter.

Yeah that was the strange part

It seems to me the only way they got all that info was to make the wife who was complicit



A martyr


Racist love being racist behind closed doors but close to the end they worry alot how they will be remembered

So they try anything not to be seen like that