Clipper's owner Donald Sterling in deep trouble for racist remarks

[TigerFan]

...I don't know how to feel about this...I mean we've all said fucked up shit in private. I think calling for his job just because he has an unpopular view is a dangerous trend. I real slippery slope...oops now I've offended Asians I'm gonna go hide under my bed now

Sterling shouldn't have to answer for this. Anything can be said in private so if anything, somebody needs to pay for invading his privacy.

Many black NBA players are racist too.

Did you see what Larry "We Play Harder For Black Coaches" Johnson had to say? I seem to recall a white guy about 2-3 years ago proposed an all-White basketball league...needless to say he was crucified for it.

Knicks great calls for all-black league amid Clippers race fiasco | New York Post

[chinchekked]

Yeah, this was just the tip of the iceberg with this guy. Apparently he has been involved in housing discrimination lawsuits and has a long history of discrimination not only against blacks but various minorities. It is being reported that this guy has been a douche for awhile but it is just becoming known to a bigger audience. This guy has already made his money of the NBA so if they try to force him to sell the team it's kinda like....mehhh, he's 81 or something years old and he bought the clippers for 18 million and they are worth 500 million now. He's still winning as Charlie Sheen would say. This is going to be a polarizing issue no matter what because people all have different views on the subject but IMO the NBA f'd this up bad because they knew about this guy but the only color that matters is green. It'll be some fake outrage followed by blah blah blah but the only way he sells or does whatever the NBA wants him to do is if the people who are offended find a way to hit his pockets or the NBA's pockets or image.

[p4pking]

He's not a GM or anything as well is he? It's obviously terrible for image, but I don't imagine owners actually have anything to do with how a team is run. Who are they even accountable to, how could anyone possibly "force" him to sell his team over a personal view? The guy sounds like a right piece of shit, but he is a billionaire and owns the team. Tough.