Lebron James has issued a powerful statement announcing America's systemic prejudice

against loudmouth the virtue signaling millionaires. The statement came after King James joined

other athletes in a boycott of NBA games only to discover that the fans were already boycotting

NBA games and didn't know the players had stopped playing. Lebron's statement reads in part, quote,

I used to think I was afraid as a black man to step out of the mansion in my walled complex

and enter the limousine that would drive me to a stadium full of people cheering my name.

But in fact, I didn't know what fear was until I faced the prospect of being completely ignored.

If this treatment keeps up, I could end up being just another obscure person scraping by like

everyone else, which would demonstrate the ingrained prejudice in this country against face

flapping gazillionaires who cout out to tyrants in China and then attack their own free country

while in a state of complete moral ignorance. I think it's way past time we begin to consider

paying reparations to people like myself because I have a large staff of hangers on and they'd

suck me dry in about 20 minutes if I didn't have some big bucks pouring in and was suddenly just

like those, what you're gonna call them in the stands, fans or whatever, unquote.

The NBA boycott began when police shot a rapist who was resisting arrest in Wisconsin

in a comment to an admiring press. Lebron said, quote, this man was a saint if you don't count the

raping and the police shot him in the back simply because he was a black man with a knife,

resisting arrest and trying to drive off in a vehicle with children inside.

And if you think that kind of bigotry is bad, just wait till you see how America treats

tongue wagging spoiled athletes with millions of dollars and not an intelligent thought in their head.

Unquote. Lebron says he hopes to start a new movement called Lebron Matters, but somehow the idea

just isn't catching on. Trigger warning, a mandruclaven and this is the Andrew Clayman Show.

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