Okay Sterling is a Tool.

The weirdest one I heard was some minor ESPN white guy sportscaster who suggested that the clipper players should not show up for the next game on the day that the most damning recording showed up. When they showed up anyway he announced that they had lost his respect for not taking his advice.

Obviously most blacks rightfully despise Sterling for what he said, but who are these cracker talking heads, to tell the offended parties how to react? And, to say respect was lost? Amazing!

The best comment I have heard is that old guys like Sterling should just die. Old guys like Sterling and me are different in the way we think and only death will end it.

I don't consider myself a racist and I doubt that Sterling does. He hired the first black coach in the NBA, contributes to black charities and has a mixed race girlfriend. This has been painted as a plantation thing and no doubt it is, but the fact is, those of us who came up in the 50s and 60s are wired different when compared to the 80s and 90s generations. For the older generation acceptance of racial equality is based on rational thought and morality prevailing over how we were nurtured, and not that it is a natural thing. We lived too long when it was not.