Why Does LeBron Curse So Much in Tweets?

I touched on this last week in my quick thoughts, but this guy is repulsive. Most fraudulent super star in history.

I don?t get what he hopes to achieve by promoting this culture

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I find him to be incredibly insecure to be the superstar that he is.

Lebron appears to have a lot of hate and anger inside. Those things will destroy you from the inside out and make for a not so happy life. I've seen it happen to many times.

Jordan doesn't cuss in tweets**

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Originally Posted by msstate7

Jordan doesn't cuss in tweets**

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I don't follow any tweets but Jordan is a class act unlike James. Jordan came from a strong family and raising. Idk about James. Jordan had a father who molded his son, James I'd guess not and falls in line with BLM beliefs. Irony is, the very thing BLM stands for is what has created the bad situation to start with but they want more of the same. Starts with the family - yeah the nuclear one.

Agree others, he is full of hate and much of it is unjustified. If he wasn't in NBA, I can guess where he would be right now.

It remarkable how amazingly Lebron has handled his early stardom and all the pitfalls that would catch probably half the population if put into his situation at a young age, and yet him just be such a miserable dick of a human being. Makes me wonder how much Nike managed him starting in high school.

If I had been him, I probably would have handled the fame and attention much worse, but I'd like to think I'd be a much nicer human being as a 35 year old, broke, recovering drug and sex addict with two dozen illegitimate kids.

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Originally Posted by Johnson85

It remarkable how amazingly Lebron has handled his early stardom and all the pitfalls that would catch probably half the population if put into his situation at a young age, and yet him just be such a miserable dick of a human being. Makes me wonder how much Nike managed him starting in high school.

If I had been him, I probably would have handled the fame and attention much worse, but I'd like to think I'd be a much nicer human being as a 35 year old, broke, recovering drug and sex addict with two dozen illegitimate kids.

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Nice

......and this is example #1,245,679 of why I could not care less about the NBA anymore.....or ESPN in general. MLB Network is all I need. And yes, in advance, I realize who owns MLB Network.

Some fragile folks up in this thread.

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Originally Posted by R2Dawg

I don't follow any tweets but Jordan is a class act unlike James.

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You may wanna watch the last dance.....

Jordan WAS NOT a “class act” outside the court. Matter of fact, he was an asshole.

I have a friend that was a valet at one of the casinos in Tunica 12 years ago. Jordan was staying there while participating in a pro am for Fed Ex. My friend carried all of his bags up to his room and was super excited about being so close to Jordan. When he got all of his bags in the room, Jordan goes “Get the **** outta my room” and slammed the door in his face.

Yea, class act

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Originally Posted by weeniedawg

Some fragile folks up in this thread.

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Yep. Who cares? We have coaches that curse more during interviews than LeBron does in tweets.

Yeah, most of the stars are not nice people, which is probably why they are successful to a degree. Still, I agree Lebron seems insecure. Jordan was a punk and didn't care what you thought about it. Lebron seems like a punk because he cares what you think.

Lebron hit the genetic lottery and has had folks telling him special and great he was for as long as he can probably remember. His actions and thought process remind me so much of the 14-18 yr old athletes I see every day. He?s just an athletic specimen with an immature personality. He?s got folks all around him that prevent him from seeing it and making adjustments. And then he wants no accountability when he does screw up...everybody screws up.

Haters gonna hate

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Originally Posted by Johnson85

It remarkable how amazingly Lebron has handled his early stardom and all the pitfalls that would catch probably half the population if put into his situation at a young age, and yet him just be such a miserable dick of a human being. Makes me wonder how much Nike managed him starting in high school.

If I had been him, I probably would have handled the fame and attention much worse, but I'd like to think I'd be a much nicer human being as a 35 year old, broke, recovering drug and sex addict with two dozen illegitimate kids.

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Hookers & blow, man, hookers & blow...

Probably the same reason a lot of posters curse when they post stuff on this message board.

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Originally Posted by Dawg2003

Probably the same reason a lot of posters curse when they post stuff on this message board.

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Originally Posted by Hambone

You may wanna watch the last dance.....

Jordan WAS NOT a ?class act? outside the court. Matter of fact, he was an asshole.

I have a friend that was a valet at one of the casinos in Tunica 12 years ago. Jordan was staying there while participating in a pro am for Fed Ex. My friend carried all of his bags up to his room and was super excited about being so close to Jordan. When he got all of his bags in the room, Jordan goes ?Get the **** outta my room? and slammed the door in his face.

Yea, class act

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I watched the last dance and watched his career live.

He carried himself in the public pretty well. Never said he was perfect. Those perfect people can cast the first stone. Jordan was the most competitive player to ever play any sport. That came across mean sometimes - last dance players said that.

Jordan has his faults but he handled public appearances pretty well. When you post stuff on social media, you have time to think about what you type. Everyone can react in an emotional moment.

Seems more appropriate now than ever: