Rants & Praises

Let's start off with this dude, Enos Cantor,

right?

So, you know, he's got a different name now, but I think his actions has proven that he's not worthy of the name.

He doesn't understand what the name means.

So he is, this is the guy, the former NBA player.

who actually, to be fair, was a pretty decent player in the league.

I mean, he played a decade, right? Unlike this other dude that's out there that just got his brains be out running for U.S.

Senate in Minnesota.

Cantor.

He's one of the two guys who said that he was a woman for the purposes of being eligible for the WNBA draft.

Which, you know...

In some circles, people can make the argument, well, you know, he's expressing his free speech.

He's trying to make a political point, yada,

yada, yada.

And I get it, you know, especially if you have nothing else to do.

Now, he came to prominence outside of whatever he was doing on the court because he was...

I want to say he was defending the Kurds.

It was something going on in Europe.

I think he was concerned about Turkey killing the Kurds or whatever the case may be.

And he started speaking up on that and started speaking up on the human rights violations in China because he got upset that the NBA played an exhibition game in China.

And so people realized, okay, well, and he was still playing in the league at that time.

So people were like, okay, so he's using his platform to take political stands.

Okay, fine.

He wasn't considered a leader in any of those, but because he wasn't that professional athlete and he said those things, especially against his own league, people took notice.

But now he's not a part of WNBA.