Magic Johnson wants to buy the Clippers. <\/p>\n
Are either of these men better than Donald Sterling? How many people did Magic Johnson kill with his AIDS<\/a>? I doubt Sterling did anything this evil. <\/p>\n Geffen<\/a> wanted to buy the Los Angeles Times at one time. I couldn’t believe how Times journalists fawned over him. They wanted rescue. <\/p>\n Geffen has as at least as morally mixed a record<\/a> as Donald Sterling. Frankly, I would much prefer Sterling as an owner. Sterling ran apartments solely for Koreans. That seems healthy to me. Koreans, generally speaking, are great tenants and law-abiding productive citizens, even more so than whites. In the Los Angeles Riots of 1992, Korean merchants were the ones under criminal assault and left to fend for themselves.<\/p>\n Steve Sailer writes<\/a>: “From Malaysia, President Obama took time out to upbraid the ‘ignorance’ that Sterling displayed during his illegally recorded private conversation. Still, there remains the theoretical possibility that the octogenarian real estate billionaire isn’t wholly ignorant about what his Korean customers are looking for. The news videos above and below are from Koreatown in April 1992.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Magic Johnson wants to buy the Clippers. Are either of these men better than Donald Sterling? How many people did Magic Johnson kill with his AIDS? I doubt Sterling did anything this evil. Geffen wanted to buy the Los Angeles … Continue reading