Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom
was removed from this past Sunday night’s game
between the Chicago Sky and Indiana Fever at Chicago’s Wintrust Arena after Sky
guard Natasha Cloud took umbrage at the shirt he was wearing. The shirt he was
wearing? Yes. The shirt read “WOMAN: noun. adult human female.” The Sky’s
Cloud—you can’t make any of this insanity up— took umbrage at that simple
statement of fact, choosing to performatively virtue signal her purported
support of “trans women.” Teammates and team personnel allegedly had to hold
Sky back from going after the 6’ 10”, 250 pound former NBA player. One wonders if she’d change her tune if she
had to play against the likes of Enes Kanter Freedom every night. Or actually
scuffle with him.
I am considering attending my first
ever WNBA game wearing a shirt sporting the message: “The Earth isn’t flat.
Change my mind.” I’d probably get evicted for that shirt, too, given how cray
cray the WNBA has become.
EKF has been a vocal supporter of
Fever guard Sophie Cunningham since she told ESPN she wanted to protect “young
girls in sport who shouldn’t have to go against biological men.” Cunningham has
frequently been booed at league venues since she made that surprisingly
“controversial” statement.
After the “interaction,” arena
security promptly moved Enes from his seat to a spot behind a basket, before
kicking Freedom out of the building entirely. He subsequently wrote on X, “I
just got kicked out of a @WNBA game for supporting WOMEN! Let that sink in,
AMERICA!” He later added, “It’s always women hating on other women.”
Incredibly, according to the
Associated Press, Sky coach Tyler Marsh said Cloud didn’t want to be a
distraction for the team. Yes, that’s why she went nuts over a former NBA
player sporting a truism on his shirt.
Why do we even pretend there is free
speech in America anymore? If someone can be forced to leave a game because of
a shirt sporting a simple, undeniable truth, or because they wore a hat stating
“Make America great Again,” our First Amendment rights have been stripped away
in favor of intersectionality, groupthink, and protecting the feelings of the “sexually
diverse.” If, on the other hand, those wearing attire that is anti-American, anti-Christian,
or just plain vulgar are not similarly removed, that is proof that there is no
equal justice, either. So, if you support women in a women’s league, you could
be in big trouble in the WNBA. Ain’t that a bitch?
They say the truth will set you free. Well,
it certainly will see to your liberation from a WNBA game.
We are experiencing the effects of a
greatly diminished Christianity in the U.S. We have been commanded to seek the
truth, but many will no longer tolerate it.
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