Former NBA baller, Gilbert Arenas recently had an interview with Vlad tv and shared his thoughts on the lgbtq+ community and said he feels like it’s the most “unfair” group of people.
During the conversation Arenas said, “lgbtq, I feel like it’s the most unfair group walking on the planet right now,” he said. “They have a playbook that they are only playing by, that they can only see. Nobody else gets to see this playbook but we’re being judged by everything that’s in this playbook, but we don’t know it.”
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Arenas went on to say how feels there’s no discussions happening in the world about what terms are appropriate to use. “There’s no open dialogue about what is appropriate and what’s not we only find out after we f*ck up and that’s unfair. That’s f*cling unfair you can’t do that. He went on to give an example of what he was talking about. “Just word and phrases like he, she and they. We don’t f*cling know. How do we know? You’re making it up as you go and it’s not like there’s a dictionary with updates.”
Arenas is mostly known for being on the court but lately he has been weighing in on trending topics.
Unfortunately, Arenas’s career was marred by injuries and off-court incidents. He suffered a knee injury in 2007, which required multiple surgeries and limited his playing time. In December 2009, Arenas was involved in a highly publicized incident in the Wizards’ locker room, where he brought guns and engaged in a dispute with a teammate. As a result, he was suspended by the NBA and faced legal consequences.
After leaving the Wizards, Arenas played for the Orlando Magic, Memphis Grizzlies, and Shanghai Sharks in China. However, his career never fully recovered, and he officially retired from professional basketball in 2013.
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