Brittney Griner

[Romanticlover]

So now she loves her country and is patriotic:

https://www.outsports.com/2020/7/29/21346824/brittney-griner-national-anthem-breonna-taylor-police-brutality-protest-wnba

[bats]

So now she loves her country and is patriotic:

https://www.outsports.com/2020/7/29/21346824/brittney-griner-national-anthem-breonna-taylor-police-brutality-protest-wnba

It's interesting that some people apparently believe that making a statement for a cause one believes in is unpatriotic.

[Hobby]

She probably would have done better to have written Hunter Biden....LOL

[Blkfyre]

It's interesting that some people apparently believe that making a statement for a cause one believes in is unpatriotic.

Unfortunately, that is oh so familiar...

[Blkfyre]

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/biden-reassures-brittney-griner-wife-russia

[dogwalker]

She plead guilty.   Hmmmm maybe the person that actually was there would know what happened? 

[Bande]

It's interesting that some people apparently believe that making a statement for a cause one believes in is unpatriotic.

Making a statement is unpatriotic, Now, making a opinion is not....

[dogwalker]

She said she accidently packed her drugs because she was in a hurry.
Sorry BG, but excuses do not absolve guilt.

[bats]

Making a statement is unpatriotic, Now, making a opinion is not....

Huh?

[HighStepper]

The narrative by the U.S. government claiming Brittney Griner to be wrongfully detained by the Russian government did not help in my opinion. In Arizona marijuana is legal for recreational-use. NOT in Russia.

People trying to negotiate her release got a clear message that there would be no chance for these discussions until after the court trial process. Pleading guilty and pleading for mercy was her only option that was left. Perhaps she can convince the court she had not intent to distribute.

[dogwalker]

Yeh I gotta a problem with the "wrongfully detained" statements myself.  For the 64th time [see above] were those assholes there in Russia when her suitcase was searched?  Obviously no.  They don't know shit about shit.

On a separate note more than once some women I'd characterize as ultra feminist bitches have made statements along the lines of "well if she wasn't paid so poorly in the US she would not have to work in Russia.....and accidently pack drugs in her luggage"  OMG.....yes she's not paid as much as Steph Curry [I wonder why] BUT she can't live on $220K/yr?  Lame as fuck justifications.

[dogwalker]

She was sentenced to 9 years (1 year less than the maximum) in a  Russian "penal camp" today.

[Hobby]

It's Russian political bullshit she got caught in... probably would have done better to have written a letter to Trump asking him to call his pal and let her come home...

[shellback97]

As long as Trump's buddy Putin remains the brutal fascist dictator of Russia I see zero reason for any private US Citizen to go there. At the same time to put things in perspective, if you have possession priors from any state in the union, you can still get 3 years in federal prison for smoking a joint in Yosemite. And if you sell someone a joint you can get 5 years.  Some of our federal drug laws are pretty fucked up as well.

[dogwalker]

I went to Russia in 2015.  It was interesting to see what the situation there is first hand.
However I'm not that excited about going there now.