The bow tie tells the story.
And the eyes.
Of the three above pictures, the first two are of Bobby Portis, who actually has a Google Images category of "eyes," while the third is of serial killer Carl "Coral" Eugene Watts, aka "the Sunday morning slasher," who bragged of slaughtering as many as 100 women, virtually all of them white. I submit to my readers that Portis' eyes are scarier even than Watts.' And while we do not know of Portis killing anyone ... yet, we do know that he almost killed a 6'10" man with a single punch.
2 comments:
Even allowing for extra lawbreaking leniency in a black sport like the NBA,there is no justification for keeping Portis on the team.You hear all the time from the blacks in NBA and NFL,"We all love each other."
Uhh,not in Chicago,it's pretty obvious.If you keep him,you condone the assault and battery.Mirotic cannot possibly be asked to be around a guy who has nearly killed him.If he hit his head on the basketball court,after falling from "the punch",his health is STILL not 100% assured.Blood clots can form days later.
What would happen in the event of Miratic dying--a 16 game suspension?
Hopefully,that scenario doesn't happen of course.
Portis is not a "teammate" in the truest sense of the word.He must be released from the team immediately--and treated as even MORE of a pariah than Colin Kaepernick is being treated by the NFL.That should be his punishment--no employment--then jail time as well.
The damages from the civil lawsuit will come later--another reason these two cannot coexist.Portis must go.
--GR Anonymous
Black Muslim. That bow tie intended to send a message. The "community" understands.
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