By Grand Rapids Anonymous
monday, september 23, 2024 at 9:20:00 p.m. edt
Clark needs to wear goggles--maybe other protective devices before engaging in battle with the savages.
By Jerry PDX
monday, september 23, 2024 at 9:21:00 p.m. edt
You can see the poke in slow motion in this video. Clearly deliberate:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/imJGR-7MJgA
I've made this point before but I think it bears repeating:
Anybody remember the controversy about refs calling more fouls on black players? When they counted fouls they noticed refs did call fouls on black players more often than White ones, even black refs did it. Never once in the debates that swirled around this did I hear anybody make the point that maybe black players actually do foul more. As a lifelong basketball player, I can tell you right now they do. When you play against black guys there's always more hacking, shoving and high elbows directed at the head. My nose was fractured by one of those elbows from a black player. When I drove to the basket against White guys, they would often slap the wrist but when you drive against black guys, you didn't get a slap, you'd get a tug where they would hook your wrist and pull it back. They couldn't stand getting embarrassed by a White guy so they would use dirty tactics to stop you. They have maimed White players in the nba using those tactics but the media and the nba won't recognize the racist bias. This is what is happening to Caitlyn Clark. They are jealous because of all the attention she is getting, and are sending her (and any other White players who dare to think they are as good at basketball as they are) a message.
Followup on the foul controversy: I remember reading that after the refs were accused of favoring White players, they changed how fouls are called (basically ignoring black players blatant fouling of Whites) and have equalized the number of fouls called on White and black players. So now, White players have to play with the disadvantage of black players being allowed to commit more fouls against them. That's how "equality" works nowadays.
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
monday, september 23, 2024 at 9:44:00 p.m. edt
Excellent video and commentary by the youtube poster, Jerry. Your observations are also spot on. What more can be said? Just this:
Carrington has a history with Clark from june--a foul-mouthed diatribe by the negress that left no doubt, she hates Clark. It's a vile,long-winded torrent of racism against miss Clark AND plenty of petty jealousy thrown in. That's why this is a hate crime, in my opinion.
--GRA
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
monday, september 23, 2024 at 10:46:00 p.m. edt
Caitlin Clark vs. DiJonai Carrington in wnba playoffs is must-watch tv given past drama (september 22,2024, before sunday's game was played).
Dan Zaksheske.
Excerpts:
"Carrington realized that ripping Clark made her [Carringtom] more famous than she ever had been."
"I'm going to call her out everytime, and not just shut up and dribble," said Carrington.
[N.S.: "Call her out" for what?!]
"about Clark staying out of the racial part of the controversies that have been ongoing this year: 'I'M the nasty, black a**ed bi**h, while everyone brings up her name to condone racism...and she says nothing."
[N.S.: "while everyone brings up her name to condone racism...and she says nothing." How is people talking about a victim of racism "condoning racism," and why is Carringtom mad about Clark not condemning "racism"? Clark is helping Carrington. But that's the way it is with black supremacists and their allies. They condemn you, no matter what you do.]
"none of this helps disprove the notion that DiJonai Carrington heavily dislikes Caitlin Clark. or, at least, people who root for Clark to succeed."
GRA: It appears that the media is trying to put forth a storyline that Clark gave it back to Carrington, later in sunday's game, when after shooting a three, Clark's follow-through hand hit Carrington's head, knocking Carrington's contact lens out--"anyone else doing that and it's a foul call," asserted Carrington on the court, to open sideline mics.
A side note: Carrington is a lesbo and involved with Clark's teammate, NaLissa Smith, whom Carrington has complained, "is not getting the ball enough."
Clark's fault too?
--GRA
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
tuesday, september 24, 2024 at 12:06:00 a.m. edt
Jason Whitlock (black "truth teller") says "Carrington should be suspended after assault"
By Wil Leitner
sep 23, 2024
GRA: Whitlock is that niche of black reporter who, like Candace Owens and a couple others, tries to point out abhorrent black behavior. Whether it's sincere or an angle is up to you.
Jason Whitlock: “Caitlin Clark was assaulted yesterday in her very first playoff game in the wnba. We’ve seen the animus directed at Caitlin Clark all year and it reached a boiling point yesterday. Caitlin Clark played a terrible game, shot 4/17 from the field, the fever got curb-stomped by the sun; I get it. but damn it, in the first two minutes of this game Dijonai Carrington stabbed Caitlin Clark with her fingernails right in the eye. there was no fouled [sic] called, there was no real discussion of it on the espn broadcast. espn wrote a story after the game that did not mention that the biggest star in the history of the wnba, the first woman to ever be the biggest star in American sports was assaulted two minutes into the game on a dirty play by one of these women with these long fake fingernails that stabbed her in the eye.
"do you think that had any impact on the game?? do you think that your meal ticket should be stabbed in the eye intentionally two minutes into the game, and there’s no problem here? it’s not worthy of discussion?? I’m reading this story [the game recap] and where is the mention that the Michael Jordan of the wnba was assaulted and has a black eye during the second half of a game because Dijonai Carrington stabbed her with her fingernails in the eye? I’m not exaggerating. Caitlin Clark is trying to pass the ball in the first two minutes of the game, and this woman swats at the basketball and somehow decides to turn her hand down and her fingernails, and jab them right in the eye of Caitlin Clark. no foul called, no refs stopping the game to see if it’s a flagrant... none of that. everybody moved on.
"your biggest star, your meal ticket, the reason why you have relevancy just got stabbed and assaulted, and nothing... Dijonai has a history like many of these girls in the wnba, but she’s at the top of the list along with Chennedy Carter in chicago and Angel Reese. those three. this is inexcusable and Dijonai Carrington needs to be suspended for game 2. that is not a natural act that you contest a shot, then all of the sudden your hand turns downward and straight into the eye of the biggest star in the wnba. it was on purpose, and it was not an accident.
"your meal ticket is under constant attack and there’s been dirty plays all season. some of them have been exaggerated and it’s just typical rough play, but there are some that it’s just been dirty, and Dijoinai is one of these people who have a real problem with Caitlin Clark.
"this off-season they have to dump NaLyssa Smith. she should be the enforcer like Charles Oakley the same way Charles Oakley was for Michael Jordan. NaLyssa should be like that for Caitlin Clark, but do you know why she can’t be? because according to all reports she’s dating and/or likes Dijonai Carrington. that’s how twisted and screwed up this sexuality thing they got going on in the wnba. that Caitlin Clark’s ‘goon’ and enforcer has feelings for the opposition’s player. she’s a physical starter who only played nine minutes because they know damn well she has mixed emotions going into the game because her boo Dijonai is on the court. this is insanity. she’s got to go."
--GRA
By Jerry PDX
tuesday, september 24, 2024 at 2:29:00 a.m. edt
When half the players in a sports league are homosexual, how many are dating players on their team or other teams? How does that impact competition? Maybe there should be a rule about players dating.
Carrington is actually decent looking, one of the few wnba lesbians that isn't hideous. Smith is repulsive, though, obviously the "man" in the relationship. Yeah, she looks like she should be an enforcer. Like all lesbians, a couple of social misfits dealing with their insecurities with homosexuality.
Here's the latest:
ReplyDeleteA reporter asked Carrington whether she intentionally hit Caitlin Clark. She was very quiet in responding and refused to admit knowing she had hit Clark in the eye.
"Why would I even want to do that?"
She then explained further--without looking at the camera--and denied a reporter's question that she had been caught laughing about it later on with teammate Marina Mabrey.
"No."
About a 45 second interview and everyone knows my opinion of blackie's propensity to lie about everything,but in the video,she spends most of the time playing innocent,while looking away from both the camera and interviewer.
The #1 way to tell if someone is lying is supposed to be:they don't look you in the eye.
Caitlin Clark,for her part,has decided to let Carrington off the hook,saying,"I don't believe it was intentional"--thereby averting a race crisis.
And that appears to be that for the moment.
--GRA
CLARK SCORES 25,BUT INDIANA FEVER SWEPT BY THE CONNECTICUT STABBERS,87-81.
ReplyDeleteGRA:Caitlin Clark had a good game with 25 points,6 rebounds and 9 assists,but the Stabbers had more balanced scoring and prevailed,to sweep the best of three series,2 -0.
--GRA
CAITLIN CLARK TRIES TO AVOID BEING MURDERED BY WNBA bLACKS AS SHE TURNS ON HER WHITE FANS.
ReplyDelete(Breitbart)The wnba's crackdown on racism at games and online has received the full-throated support of the league’s top player.
During exit interviews on Friday, Clark was asked about the league’s initiative condemning “racist, derogatory or threatening comments” directed at players and coaches. The WNBA announced the plan after Sun forward Alyssa Thomas accused Caitlin Clark’s fans of being racist.
“Those aren’t fans. Those are trolls,” Clark said. “Nobody in our league should be facing any sort of racism, disrespectful or hurtful comments and threats.”
(GRA:Except Clark--by black players--and throw in assault,so far,by those non-racist blacks.)
After Connecticut’s Game 2 win over the Fever, a win that ended Indiana’s season, Alyssa Thomas unleashed on Fever fans whom – she claims – hurled racial slurs at her online.
“We’ve been professional throughout the whole entire thing, but I’ve never been called the things that I’ve been calling(sic) on social media, and there’s no place for it,” Thomas said. “Basketball is headed in a great direction, but no, we don’t want fans that are going to degrade us and call us racial names. ”
Of course, Clark could have handled the question at her exit interview differently. Throughout the year, the rookie sensation has been subjected to multiple physical attacks by veteran players—nearly all of whom were black.
GRA:The "unintentional" stabbing of her eye(and the "advice" you KNOW she received afterwards)must have taught Caitlin Clark a lesson:That she'd better cow tow to the negresses from that point on,in order to survive in a black,lesbo sports league.
Or maybe she's just woke and naive,but Clark was belted around most of the season and never brought up "racist trolls"(White fans). The Carrington stabbing seemed to open her eyes about how violent her black opponents could be.
And now she's decided to go along with it all.
Too bad.
--GRA