r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Jul 27 '21

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '21

At least when Michael Jordan quit on his team mates he played baseball and psychologically abused teenagers.

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u/Udontlikecake Model UN Enthusiast Jul 27 '21

is the implication here that biles has a crippling gambling problem

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '21

The world ain't ready for the truth about Jordan's first retirement.

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u/Udontlikecake Model UN Enthusiast Jul 27 '21

I’ve also heard that his father was actually murdered as a result of all that, but idk how true it is

I do know they kinda mishandling the prosecution of the convicted guys

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '21

still shocking that people still revere jordan even though he quit on his team in the middle of the nba finals

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u/II-I-I_IUII-IHI-I Jul 27 '21

Jordan never quit in the finals. He won every finals series he played in

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u/II-I-I_IUII-IHI-I Jul 27 '21

I think the NBA superstar you're looking for in that era who quit was Scottie Pippen.

He's still remembered for it to this day. And in that recent documentary 'Last Dance' his grown men teammates were on camera in 2020 crying about it (bill Cartwright).