It's a tough one to accept. I haven't felt this sad over a celebrity's death since Paul Walker back in November of 2013. And he was 40 years old at the time. Only one year younger than Kobe when he died. Kobe's daughter was so talented and only 13 years old. She would've been a superstar in college and also the WNBA. That makes me feel worse because she had a great life ahead of her. Also on the helicopter was John Altobelli, a former University of Houston baseball player. His wife and daughter were also with him. His daughter was also a talented basketball player that played with Kobe's daughter.

I can't stop wanting to cry. Why like this of all ways

Today is a write off

Your words dont mean shit, you single handedly made people hate kobe in this forum and you cant deny that.

Another one, at 9 seconds he says 'shite' lol

Wanna let my boss know?

Thanks bud

They removed it. There calling for the job of the lady who said the N word, but after further thought I think it was a Slip up. She posted saying she was saying lakers and knicks got her messed up, which I thought the first time. I’d give her a pass.

sounds like she said nakers

Knicks & Lakers = knickers. People are hearing what they want to hear so they can have something to be outraged about.

That's just the world we live in now. It was a very simple slip up when trying to correct herself from saying the wrong team name.

If people want to be outraged about something then it should be this https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7932771/Journalist-suspended-tweeting-link-story-Kobe-Bryants-rape-case-2003.html
She was suspended for covering the truth and facts.

Another example: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7934873/Evan-Rachel-Wood-receives-backlash-tweeting-Kobe-Bryant-rapist-hours-death.html

This backlash is the kind of pressure that prevents victims from feeling safe enough to speak up, no matter the timing.

This post was edited by piatek on Jan 27 2020 01:48pm