ClutchFans Game Thread: Bucks @ Rockets 12/11/2022

kingkingston · Dec 13, 2022

Joe Rocket said: ↑

Then why are you mad at people who want KPJ to be "pass first". The picture that you are trying to create already puts him there. You see my point? You are trying to cherry pick certain stats to make KPJ into a player instead viewing him as he is and admitting his flaws. When you refuse that no one can take you seriously because even people who like KPJ cant see his flaws. He never was a point guard, he was just the best ball handler at the time and they put the ball in his hands. People saying he isnt a point guard are just telling the truth. He's nto a natural point guard its just the truth. He doesnt have a high bbiq its just the truth. He is a good player but his strengths are off the ball and in iso, catch and shoot or cutting to the basket.
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All players have flaws but fans want them to be perfect. Problem also is, people are stuck thinking about the PG position as if it is like the old days where a PG runs everything, very rarely these days does that happen. Most teams have combo guards now and that is what we have in our backcourt. We actually play three guards in our starting line up.

Joe Rocket · Dec 13, 2022

kingkingston said: ↑

All players have flaws but fans want them to be perfect. Problem also is, people are stuck thinking about the PG position as if it is like the old days where a PG runs everything, very rarely these days does that happen. Most teams have combo guards now and that is what we have in our backcourt. We actually play three guards in our starting line up.
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Right but you are creating that argument. Just like you did with the other subject with me. Your making jumps and leaps and assumtiopns and paint it as the othersides point of view. You do that because its easier to argue against.

Ankara1923 · Dec 13, 2022

aaquaa said: ↑

Thank you for that last sentence.

When we lose people dear to us, we are sorry for ourselves, not them. We don't know anything about what they experience after they leave. On the other hand, we are left behind in misery, having lost a part of us we love. New deal, new rules, and we try to cope and hold our own life together. They say time heals all, and they're right: Life goes on.

It's healthy to mourn for a short while, acknowledging the loss. This amount of time changes varies by individuals. I tend not to mourn or be sad at all if the deceased has led a good life. Instead, I'm happy with the mark they have left in our world.

About the money thing:

I haven't said you could drown your sorrows partying and snorting coke off bikini models' bellies in Monte Carlo.

My parents' sicknesses cost us 3 houses and a good deal of land. I don't care; now I have a clear conscience about what could've been done to keep them alive. We did everything we could. My father was flown to London from Istanbul. Bone marrow cancer treatment was still at an experimental stage, but we decided to go for it, because we could. (Sadly it was too late; he was so weakened his body could not support the treatment so he flew back in a coffin.)

This is where money helps. It definitely beats sitting around helplessly while a loved one's suffering because you can't afford treatment.
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We had the same experience for my mother. Royal Marsden is the best hospital in the world for cancer treatment (some cancers are just treated, not cured). Prof.Chris Nutting told us "not sell the house" but of course combined costs of Royal Marsden/Cromwell of London and Hacettepe of Ankara were much higher than several houses. Ok, this is life.

As you said we have no idea about their new experiences, just hoping your father, my parents, Silas Sr are in peace. Just hope.

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