The NBA Is Banning the Term "Owner" In Reference to Who "Owns" An NBA Team

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The NBA Is Banning the Term "Owner" In Reference to Who "Owns" An NBA Team

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Friday, July 5, 2019 - 10:36.

In the interest of being politically correct, the NBA is attempting to ban the use of the word "owner" Why? What could be the reasons behind this ridiculous move which is totally meritless? Keep in mind as you follow this story, one of the NBA owners is black, you may of heard of him. His name is Michael Jordan. Here is the entire story...

Only the State can own anything

Rose Sat, 07/06/2019 - 19:38

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We are being primed for State-only ownership (=slavery, death). The NBA may be acting on the Deep State’s directive to program the American populace into being a “Good boy!” (good dogs or robots) who will think and speak only exactly as told. In Communist China, Communism Principle #1—only the State can own anything (That’s everything). The individual owns nothing! A citizen simply isn’t allowed to own anything. But the State owns your land. The State owns your body, especially if you are a member of Falun Gong. You meditate and believe in truth, compassion and forbearance. Your super-healthy organs are worth $100,000 per organ per transplant. Some U.S. states want to own your children and inject deadly vaccine cocktails into their bodies.

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