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Tim Hardaway: Not Ready 2 Make Nice

Tim Hardaway: Not Ready 2 Make Nice

But isn't he allowed to like or dislike people? Even to hate them? I mean,
isn't it a fundamental right to have our own opinions about things? You
don't have to agree with him, but I think it's okay that he's expressed his
opinions. So he doesn't like gay people... big deal. I know a lot of people
that don't like fat people. Or who don't like lots of different types of
people. It only means that they're cutting themselves off from lots of
potential friendships. But if they choose not to like those people, I doubt
they consider it a loss.

In the end, it doesn't really matter whether or not someone hates someone
else. The only thing we ought to be concerned about is if he does something
illegal... like killing them or encouraging others to do so. That's the only
place we really need to draw the line, in my opinion. Anything short of that
is just him expressing his beliefs, likes, dislikes, and opinions. Which is
allowed, last time I checked.

I could care less if someone is gay or not but this is nothing more than
your typical liberal correctionism and hypocrisy. It's okay for Natalie
Maines to spit on her President and start the snow ball of defeatism for our
country but it's not okay for Tim Hardaway to answer a question about how he
feels about homosexuality.(and that doesnt matter if you agree with the Iraq
war or not... because that was never natalie maines intentions. She hated
this President because his abortion stance)

So the only correct answer was for Hardaway to say "OH, I WOULDNT MIND AT
ALL... AND IT DOESNT MATTER TO ME." Ha... then why ask him the fucking
question? To see if he will say something crazy like he did?

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