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[QUOTE="auggie22, post: 3629142, member: 551"] People hold Jordan’s lack of activism against him, and to a certain extent they should. Why LeBron seems to have skated after basically defending the Chinese was worse in my opinion, if only because at least Jordan did not pretend to be anything but a businessman when it came to his brand ... Lebron has gone over the top to tell everyone what an activist he is, and when he had an opportunity to actually make a difference he punted because it was a cause that could actually hurt his wallet. [/QUOTE]
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