Ajax
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@LebraoDosHawks Midia americana não gosta do Luka por algum motivo. Na história da NBA só 1 jogador não foi MVP tendo ganho prêmio de jogador do mês mais vezes na temporada: Luka Doncic 2023/2024 e pode acontecer de novo nessa temporada.
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Tirando o Overreact (justo) do meu mano The Magic, eu acho Hilário como o que aconteceu com o Harden vai acontecer com o Doncic KKKKKK
A linha que escreveram sobre o Shai nao ser o melhor em nada mas ser o mais consistente é incrível porque o Harden LITERALMENTE foi o melhor scorer e playmaker no anos de auge dele. Ou tu pode colocar ele no mínimo no top 3 de ambos.
O MVP é um premio que nao premia o melhor jogador porque é muito subjetivo. Ele premia a melhor narrativa. Pode ver que o lobby pro Jokic MVP ta bem menos forte do que nos anos anteriores, mesmo com média de Triple Double.
Porque ? Porque nao tem uma narrativa que impacte a liga mais do que o segundo MVP do Shai ou o primeiro do Doncic ou um MVP histórico pro Wembanyama.
The Magic 🇧🇷🔮@TheMagicBR
Vtnc, quando foi a porra do Harden ganhando essa porra desse prêmio maldito, essa questão não pesava tanto quanto pesa pro luka. Luka tá fazendo parecido ou até superior ao MVP do Harden, e tá sendo cachorrado por esses pau no cu do krl. Tô puto com essa porra.
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7 minutes of Luka Doncic cooking the shit out of Lou Williams and the Clippers in the 2021 playoffs
NBACentral@TheDunkCentral
Lou Williams doesn't think Luka Doncic's case for MVP is realistic "Unfortunately for Luka... SGA, Jaylen Brown, Wemby have had a bigger impact on his team." (Via @RunItBackFDTV )
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Status alert: Goga Bitadze has been ejected Wednesday after being assessed a Flagrant 2 foul.
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The rest of the world needs to grab the Strait of Hormuz by the pussy.
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How’s that private beach club of yours that doesn’t let people who look like me in? I’ll be the guy knocking on the front door, let’s see if you open… meanwhile this FBI crushing violent crime in Rhode Island for people of every color 👇🏾
Sheldon Whitehouse@SenWhitehouse
Re: Patel, fourth lawsuit (he’ll have to testify); lies to Congress; jets and partying at our expense — his day will come. politico.com/news/2026/03/3…
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53 pts en un cuarto 20 para Brown, hay pelotudos pidiendo a Doncic de MVP. Se me ríe el ojete!!
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Can’t believe we’re taking a Canadian on the Moon trip after all the shit they’ve put us through
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@chuckmorsette @HQNewsNow Better stay outta my wallet, this ain’t Japan. That lady is a theatre child moron.
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@AgSpaniel86685 @HQNewsNow Better stay in your lane. This isn’t basketball.
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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson: Did I understand you to say that domicile is controlled by Congress?
Trump's Solicitor General Sauer: Congress can't dictate certain classes of people lack the legal capacity to form a legally binding domicile.
Jackson: My understanding was the framers put this citizenship clause into the Constitution to prevent future Congresses from affecting citizenship in this way.
Sauer: I... uh, uhhh... no I don't think so.
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Com mais 2 votantes declarando que não votarão em Luka Doncic para MVP, a corrida pelo 3º, 4º e 5º lugar do prêmio esquenta.
Existe uma indefinição nos meus cálculos e pesquisas sobre as colocações de Nikola Jokic, Luka Doncic e Jaylen Brown.
Com 14-14 desde sua volta, é provável que alguns votos de Nikola vão para Victor Wembanyama, que está invicto tem 14 jogos, mas os votos de SGA não devem ser mutáveis.
Votos de Cade Cunningham podem ser divididos entre JB e Luka. O mundo da NBA está valorizando DEMAIS a run de Boston esse ano.
Votos para SGA (78 de 100 na última apuração) não devem mudar drasticamente a menos que o Spurs ganhe a primeira colocação da conferência.
🗣️ - Um votante do The Athletic resume SGA:
“Ele não é o melhor em pontuar com volume ou playmaking ou defesa, mas ele pode fazer tudo isso de forma consistente sem lacunas no seu jogo.”
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That’s who Luka has been his entire career. The media should’ve known that if Lakers fans didn’t.
This is all re-runs for Luka, he’s seen and done it all before…he’s been a pro ball player for 12 years.
The media cannot “make” Luka any more famous than he already is.
He’s been the international face of Basketball since he was 19.
Luka’s story tells itself all over social media in four languages. He doesn’t need their recognition. And they know it.
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@DBGyt_ Nah the truth is his antics at the beginning of the season turned ppl off. All the complaining and not getting back on defense early in the year stuck with all the media ppl 🤷🏽♂️ did it to himself. Always Next year tho
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@ohlaboday @J_Mcmillan10 @SInow Worse, she’s allowed to vote. Something else that should be banned from society, same with men who act like women. Meaning you. and Yes, I am doing this. Little girl.
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@AgSpaniel86685 @J_Mcmillan10 @SInow No we’re not doing this regarding women. She just happens to have a stupid take.
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Where does Luka Dončić stack up in the NBA MVP race? 🤔
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.@pg30_Cole's MVP ballot 👀
1. Luka Dončić
2. Jaylen Brown
3. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
4. Victor Wembanyama
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Lou Williams doesn't think Luka Doncic's case for MVP is realistic
"Unfortunately for Luka... SGA, Jaylen Brown, Wemby have had a bigger impact on his team."
(Via @RunItBackFDTV )
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"The Lakers are real... Luka Doncic is playing the best basketball of his career. There was talk 'Can we be a championship team with Luka as head of the snake?' He's answered all the questions." 🔥
@ChandlerParsons says LA is dangerous 😈
@MichelleDBeadle | @TeamLou23
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What in the goddamn name of the Republic are we witnessing on the highest court in the land?
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, that walking monument to ideological capture and judicial malpractice, just dropped a hypothetical so brain-meltingly idiotic during today's oral arguments in Trump v. Barbara that it doesn't just expose her as unfit...it eviscerates the pretense that this Court still operates on reason rather than raw progressive fever-dreams.
Jackson, in her relentless quest to stretch the Fourteenth Amendment's Citizenship Clause into an open-border welcome mat, conjures this gem:
She's a U.S. tourist in Japan. She steals someone's wallet. Japanese cops arrest her, prosecute her. Ergo, allegiance. Physical presence equals "owing allegiance in that sense," she intones, as if reading from a freshman poli-sci hallucination.
And presto...temporary visitors, undocumented invaders, even Chinese spies waltzing through our airports? They, too, get the magic "allegiance" badge. Thus, their anchor babies are full citizens by birth.
Genius, right?
The kind of genius that makes you wonder if the Senate confirmation hearings were a séance for the ghost of Earl Warren on bath salts.
Jackson's not just wrong...she's weaponizing ignorance against the Framers' explicit design.
The Fourteenth Amendment, ratified in 1868 to secure citizenship for freed slaves after the bloodbath of the Civil War, is crystal:
"All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof."
That "and" is no throwaway; it's the gatekeeper. "Subject to the jurisdiction" never meant mere territorial presence or subjection to criminal statutes.
It meant complete political jurisdiction...full allegiance to the United States, owing it no divided loyalty, not transient subjection to its police power.
This is black-letter originalism, straight from the Senate debates. Senator Lyman Trumbull, who drafted the clause, hammered it:
Jurisdiction requires being "not subject to any foreign power"...no diplomatic immunity, no tribal sovereignty, no invading army, and damn sure no illegal entry or tourist visa that screams "I belong elsewhere."
The Supreme Court ratified this in Elk v. Wilkins (1884), denying citizenship to a Native American born on U.S. soil but still tied to tribal allegiance.
Even United States v. Wong Kim Ark (1898)...the liberal holy grail...limited itself to the child of legal, domiciled Chinese immigrants, not transients or lawbreakers.
Jackson's wallet-theft fever-dream conflates territorial jurisdiction (you can be prosecuted) with political jurisdiction (you owe undiluted allegiance).
It's the legal equivalent of mistaking a parking ticket for a loyalty oath. A spy in Langley doesn't "owe allegiance" to America because he pays for his coffee in dollars; he owes it to Beijing, full stop.
This isn't a slip. It's textbook cognitive dissonance on steroids, the activist judge's classic pathology.
Jackson, elevated through the DEI pipeline and Biden's identity-politics sacrament, isn't reasoning from the Constitution...she's reverse-engineering it to fit a worldview where borders are bigotry and citizenship is a human right for anyone who can fog a mirror on American soil.
It's the same psychological trap that infected the Warren Court:
moral vanity masquerading as jurisprudence, where empathy for the "marginalized...read: illegal entrants gaming the system...trumps textual fidelity.
She projects her own transient "allegiance" to progressive orthodoxy onto the law, stealing the wallet of original meaning and calling it justice.
Profoundly unserious. Lethally dangerous.
This isn't harmless hypotheticals over coffee.
If Jackson's logic holds, a cartel mule dropping a kid in El Paso gets to manufacture a citizen-anchor while thumbing his nose at our laws.
The Framers, who fought a revolution against divided allegiances, would have tarred and feathered this reasoning.
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Eric Daugherty@EricLDaugh
🚨 JUST IN: SCOTUS Justice Ketanji Jackson argues for illegal aliens having birthright citizenship by saying if she steals somebody's wallet in Japan, she has "allegiance" to that country She has to freaking go. This is absurd. Actually. "I was thinking, you know, I'm a U.S. citizen, am visiting Japan. And what it means is that, you know, if I steal someone's wallet in Japan, the Japanese authorities can arrest me and prosecute me. It's allegiance, meaning can they control you as a matter of law?" "So there's this relationship based on—even though I'm a temporary traveler, I'm just on vacation in Japan, I'm still locally owing allegiance in that sense. Is that the right way to think about it?" "And if so, doesn't that explain why both temporary residents and undocumented people would have that kind of, quote-unquote, allegiance, just by virtue of being in the United States?" I guess it is April Fools 🤡🤡🤡
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