LJ

trying out here

[LJ @james_the_third]

Bron is good all the time and all the time Bron is good!!!!

[Darius Slay @bigplay24slay]

Aww shit now.. Philly about to be crazy! The best sport city in world✊🏽

[Governor Josh Shapiro @GovernorShapiro]

LEBRON IS COMING TO PHILLY.

By the power vested in me as the Governor of the great Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and a die-hard Sixers fan... I hereby proclaim today to be LEBRON JAMES DAY.

Welcome to the City of Brotherly Love, @KingJames.

[Bex @BexMix_41]

it was always gonna happen, he told us years ago

[LJ @james_the_third]

Jalen has money against the eagles today! No way he’s this bad!

[Eagles Nation @PHLEaglesNation]

Alliance ends with an embarrassing loss for us, Kevin Patullo gets fired, and y’all get a statement win? @BearsNationCHI

[Beatsbyamani @beatsbymani]

Cam newton was right man smh @JalenHurts ain’t got it bruh

[I talk hoops 🏀 @trendyhoopstars]

In America, we love to say people have the freedom to choose. But let’s be honest, that freedom often comes with conditions. Most of the time, your choice is only respected if it aligns with what others want.

In the WNBA All-Star vote, players were given a choice, and they used it. When Caitlin Clark came in 9th among guards, the backlash began.

Suddenly, these women were being labeled jealous, bitter, and petty, not because they lied, but because their votes didn’t match what certain groups expected.

Is anyone upset about who came in 5th, 8th, or 10th? Of course not.

On the season, Caitlin Clark is shooting 29.5% from three — 6th worst among players making 1+ three per game. She’s only played 56% of the season. She ranks 18th in assist-to-turnover ratio among top 20 guards in assists. She leads the entire league in turnovers. One could argue that she’s had more bad games than good ones.

But instead of respecting the players’ votes, people are pointing to TV ratings, charter flights, and merchandise sales as if those are the qualifications for being an All-Star. They’re not.

This isn’t just about one vote. It’s part of a long-standing pattern that has been happening since the beginning of last season.

No one’s denying Caitlin Clark’s talent. But insisting she must be voted higher, regardless of performance, isn’t about fairness. It’s about control, and that control is enforced through media outrage, online harassment, and subtle, coded commentary.

It’s selective outrage rooted in entitlement.

[ᴛʏʀɪᴋ ᴍɪʟʟᴇʀ @TeamOnMaBackDoe]

Mavs about to go from one “great white hope” to another lol

[Esco @LeekMill]

They rigged it bc they lost Luka but I’ll take top 3

[Lane Johnson @LaneJohnson65]

Happy 3:16 Day! 🍻 @steveaustinBSR

[A.T. The Dallas Nightlife Ambassador @OhThatsAT]

We been sitting thru YEARS of watching Guns & Roses and Aerosmith or whoever at the Super Bowl. Yall gone be alright

[SeaSnake @moyodre]

Jalen Hurts chain on Monday gonna set rappers back 33 years

[Ashley ❤️‍🔥 @THE13MANUSCRIPT]

I’m deceased #SuperBowlLIX

[Crossing Broad @CrossingBroad]

*Patrick Mahomes drops back*

Eagles defense

[LeSean Shady Mccoy @CutonDime25]

So happy for @saquon way to bring us a chip bro💍💍💍💍 thank you giants

[Robert Griffin III @RGIII]

I want every Jalen Hurts hater to make sure their apology is as loud as the disrespect was.

[The Hoodkage @TheKyrieCurving]

He really looked dead at the camera and said “Hey Drake”