Kobe Bryant … Simply Patriotic, And Proud To Be An American - With Videos
I haven’t been an NBA fan since the 1970s … Lakers fan back then …
Anyhow, follow with half-an-eye because I’d really like to see Labron (who is my oldest daughter’s age … and I can’t believe is worth so damn much money!) and the Cavs get the title … Cleveland really needs the boost to its spirit.
NBA players are over-paid, above-the-boards-self-pampered, status-symbol-seeking-snobs, in general.
*** On a side note, when I was a Cleveland Browns fan and watched the games, back before they were kidnapped from their beds in the middle of the night and taken across state lines to Baltimore, I used to turn down that stupid ass Chris Collinsworth and turn up the local radio guys out of Cleveland calling the games.
Kobe Bryant has managed to rise up a couple pegs in my eyes with this exchange …Compare this to the Obamas, their Rev. Wright, and all the anti-American-Marxist people they count inside their inner circle of friends and supporters.However, I do ponder if Kobe is going to vote for Hussein, in spite of all that anti-American bullshit.Having said all this, and only having been cherry-picking my viewing of these Olympic Games … I have noticed [others] noting NBC’s pro-China, China-apologist anchoring at these games.
Major kudoes to reader msunderestimated for putting the video together …msunderestimated writes:
Is It Still Cool to Love Your Country?
Typical anti-American tool at NBC. Chris Collinsworth had a brief segment with Kobe Bryant of Team U.S.A. about what the Olympic games mean to him this year. Chris asked him about what it felt like when he first got his U.S.A. uniform, and Kobe begins to talk about what an honor it was for him to get it. Here’s part of the conversation:
Collinsworth: Where does the patriotism come from ins More..ide of you? Historically, what is it?
Kobe: Well, you know it’s just our country, it’s… we believe is the greatest country in the world. It has given us so many great opportunities, and it’s just a sense of pride that you have; that you say ‘You know what? Our country is the best!’
Kobe Bryant
Collinsworth: Is that a ‘cool’ thing to say, in this day and age? That you love your country, and that you’re fighting for the red, white and blue? It seems sort of like a day gone by.
Kobe: No, it’s a cool thing for me to say. I feel great about it, and I’m not ashamed to say it. I mean, this is a tremendous honor.
Give them a Team USA uniform and they would probably burn it:
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