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He switched teams multiple times, stacked the deck in his favor, and still finished with a losing Finals record. But sure, the ONE player on this list with a losing record is the GOAT. Okay. Knock yourselves out, LeBron fans.

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Trump is proof that White people are not superior

I am so sick of hearing how beautiful Melanie is. I always said she looks like Bruce Jenner and here they are side by side

The biggest failure in NBA history.

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They run Kobe’s final three years post-Achilles to doctor the numbers, but Laker Nation remembers the full story. Comparing a healthy 8-year span of a hired superstar to a legend fighting through a catastrophic, career-altering injury is a completely bad-faith argument. When you stack Kobe’s last 8 healthy seasons (2006–2013) against LeBron’s 8 years in LA, the reality is undeniable: • Pure Scoring and Volume • Two Way Dominance • Championship Standard The disconnect goes far beyond stat sheets. National media and casual fans keep trying to force a love for team-hopping, short-term business decisions, and narrative control. But LA doesn't operate like that. We revere Kobe for his gladiator peak and we respect him just as much post-Achilles because he never quit or sought an easy way out. He gave every drop of himself to this city for 20 years. You can jump teams and manipulate stats, but you cannot manufacture a bond that is woven into the very soul and culture of Los Angeles.

yes. yes there are levels.

Never forget when Lebron practically 💩 in his shorts as soon as he realized that Kawhi was checking back into the game in the 2014 Finals 🤣🤣🤣 Only a fake goat with no bag like Lebron would react like this

Are we sure LeBron James is better than Larry Bird? LeBron has the longevity argument. Bird has the peak-dominance argument. From 1984 to 1986, Larry Bird won THREE straight MVPs. Bird also won 3 championships, 2 Finals MVPs, made 9 All-NBA First Teams, and for most of the 1980s was either the best player in basketball or right there at the very top. And unlike LeBron, Bird didn’t need to dominate the ball to dominate the game. He could beat you as a scorer, passer, rebounder, post player, cutter, shooter, or off-ball threat. He was a dramatically better shooter, an elite late-game shot maker, and one of the smartest offensive players the league has ever seen. Yes, LeBron was the better athlete. Yes, he had greater defensive versatility at his peak. And yes, his longevity is absurd. But longevity is not the same thing as superiority. Bird’s career was shortened by back injuries, yet he still packed 3 MVPs, 3 rings and 2 Finals MVPs into a relatively brief prime. He also did it all with one franchise. No team hopping. No roster resets. No changing destinations when the window started closing. If you value peak dominance, shooting, basketball IQ, portability, clutch play, and winning with one franchise, Larry Bird has a very real argument over LeBron James. And three straight MVPs is a pretty devastating place to start.

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trump became “President” twice because millions of Americans are just like him…hateful, racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, selfish, ignorant, boorishly arrogant, cruel and fake Christians.

Let’s imagine Kobe, Jordan, and LeBron all only had 4 Championships 🏆🏆🏆🏆 Kobe’s last 4 rings Jordan’s last 4 rings LeBron’s ONLY 4* rings Even then Kobe & Jordan’s rings are clear of Bron’s rings… without even having to mention the team hopping + player recruiting to get the rings 💯

Incompetence, mismanagement, and grift… Good information before an election.

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