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Arkansas Blue's avatar

But they're still going to the White House. That shows no class to me. Let the owner of the Knicks go there by himself.

Gerhard Fischer's avatar

And the owner is a big Trump supporter. I feel the same as you. I cannot support this team or feel happy for their win. Take a hint from Steve Kerr and the Warriors! They did not bend their knees.

Goran Senjanovic's avatar

You know, i.e. any student of history and politics knows, that democracy is threatened when sports success becomes an antidote to social trouble. This is what Roman Empire was built on, and this is what all non-democratic societies thrive on - a clear correlation: less democracy = more sports celebrations. And of course, the insurrectionist-in chief, the war monger who spreads ICE terror on American cities, celebrates heartily and our great heroes the Knicks go happily visit the fascist on his throne. And the Contrarian, that is supposed to fight for democracy,, is there to glorify what is simply a sports victory, not an antidote to anything - if anything, it is a way of making sure people stay silent about fascism.

bitchybitchybitchy's avatar

To the writer: congrats to the Knicks. It was a great day for them and their fans.

They aren't America's team.

Jason's avatar

Today was another amazing day around NYC. We tried to go to the parade and it was beyond crazy on the subways, but there were bars and other spots opening early all over showing the parade and City Hall ceremony. This has really been a time to remember in this great city!