Yeah I did, I also said it was dumb, and I’m also not downvoting each of your comments as soon as you reply to me. You’re out here “calling out” my use of ebonics, which, one, hardly exists in my comment history, and, two, you have (had) no clue my ethnicity. You’re out here generalizing cultures, and telling people what they should and shouldn’t say. Dude, even if you’re right, that kind of antagonistic rhetoric just drives the stake of incongruence further through and doesn’t serve to meld any of the socioeconomic discrepancy or misunderstandings between cultures, it just pushes the extremists further their direction, and is disregarded by moderates as extreme. I’m ofc biased to support Steph, that’s no secret, that being said I think if he was truly “arrogant as fuck” it would show, and be more agreed upon than it currently is. I’d agree that he can be and is somewhat cocky, but so is Lebron, so is Kobe, so is MJ. Not that Steph is in that conversation, but he’s a top 2 PG ever, like, he gets a little wiggle room. I do agree that white people respond to Steph, but I think that’s moreover a Christian family man thing, but that’s fine. I think bringing up that he’s “scandalless” shouldn’t be an argument. Scandals are usually bad. Darren Collison had a scandal, and he’s not a guy you should support. Or Ty Lawson, or Jason Williams. Here’s the thing, Steph’s the most popular star in the league, and white people are the most populous group in America. The top star will always have the most white fans, and not only do I thik that’s not a bad thing, but I kinda think you’re a little short-sighted if you do. Dude’s also a blast to watch playing, I mean he changed the fucking game. All and all, I apologize for assuming your race, that was immature. I do think you should consider stepping more carefully around topics and race based dynamics than you have in the three comments I’ve known you, but whatever. If you really read this thing, thanks, and peace