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@cenkuygur Yes. Liberals in the media protect all stories that negatively affect their political point of view. Bias in reporting is a major reason Trump won, and many are ignorant.
Kansas schools are requiring students to lock their phones in dedicated phone lockers after the state banned cellphones at school.
Kansas City, Kansas school district spent $150,000 on the new cell phone lockers.
Students are required to keep the phones locked up from before the first bell to the last bell, including for lunch and passing periods.
@waitmaya I think it is 19. Because it appears to be skipping every other prime number. 17 would be next but it skips to 19. Just as 11 would be next but it skipped to 15. Is this right or wrong
@Tjonesonthenba There are literally dozens of players historically who are far better passers than LeBron. He is great among the greats but he is a wing passer.
Jokic, Sabonis are better from C
Stockton, Kidd, Nash. Nash and dozens of more PG’s are better
@Tjonesonthenba Yes he is. Lebron is not a great passer. He makes basic reads and because of his overall greatness people overvalue his passing. Steve Nash created the Nash Dribble which led to PG’s stressing the defense more than ever before and creating more and better passing opportunities
@Tjonesonthenba Sorry, Lebron is not nearly on the level of Jokic, Magic. John Stockton, Jason Kidd, and frankly so many other point guards are far far ahead of LeBron as passers. Now if your argument is about players among the top 10 all time time then sure he is above Jordan, TD, Kobe etc