What Can You and Can't You Buy At An NBA Store? NBA Is About Profiteering and Nothing Else

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What Can You and Can't You Buy At An NBA Store? NBA Is About Profiteering and Nothing Else

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Tuesday, July 14, 2020 - 11:35.

What Can You and Can't You Buy At An NBA Store? NBA Is About Profiteering and Nothing Else

The NBA is more loyal to over 1 billion Chinese communists than they are United States Citizens. The NBA clearly supports totalitarianism.

The NBA store will print a "Kill Cops" shirt, but will not print a "Free Hong Kong" shirt.

I love sports! I am a…

Lying Dog Face… Tue, 07/14/2020 - 14:34

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I love sports! I am a former jockette, played varsity sports, and kept very active through the decades. HOWEVER, I am sick and tired of pro athletes and their franchises jumping on the politically correct bandwagon and parroting the whole woke culture mantras. This includes licking the boots of their totalitarian masters for larger profits. Won't support the NBA or the NFL (was a huge fan) again for these reasons. By the way, these leagues get away with this behavior because people still support them through ticket sales and merchandise purchases. Won't stop until they are hurt in the pocket book...

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