Woke NBA Coach Gregg Popovich Goes On Long Tirade About Gun Control, Republicans, And Asks Dallas Reporters If They Were Carrying Guns

NBA coach Gregg Popovich is bound to receive praise from left-wing outlets after a NEW tirade on gun reform, but it was more of the same woke nonsense that doesn't seek to fix anything as much as it aims to stir outrage and confusion.

The almost 10-minute rant before NBA reporters on Sunday had enough beats to make Keith Olbermann blush as Popovich called out United States Senators by name, put the blood of the tragic Covenant School shooting on their hands for not outlawing the possession of weapons and accused Republicans of wanting to go back to Jim Crow.

Anyone who's followed Gregg Popovich's platform of "America is racist" and "guns are always the problem" saw this rant coming.

Here's the breakdown:

As Pop entertained making Sunday his final political stand as an NBA coach, he went all out and unashamedly lost his mind in front of reporters to speak on gun ownership in America, connecting it to the Nashville school shooting from March 27.

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Pop Bears No Shame In Latest Rant

Popovich openly blamed Republican senators and Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, and spoke in perverse detail about cleaning the deceased kids' "brains off the wall."

Here's Popovich's tirade, in part:

Lindsey Graham or Jim Jordan, whoever, have kids or nieces and nephews or grandkids. Can they imagine that happening to theirs? Are they incapable of knowing what that's like? I mean, you know, I couldn't believe it.
Senator Marsha Blackburn. Her comment after the massacre was, "My office is in contact with federal, state and local officials and we stand ready to assist." In what? They're dead. What are you going assist with? Cleaning up their brains off the wall? Wiping the blood off the school room floor. What are you going to assist with?
And then there's Governor Lee. You know, I'm sorry to go on and on, but Bill Lee: "I'm closely monitoring the tragic situation. Please join us in prayer." What are you monitoring their dead children? They're dead.

Sports and political figures like Popovich (though the line gets blurred) also believe abolishing and defunding the police is a boon to eliminating school shootings, so it tells you where their minds are at with actually finding a "solution" to gun violence.

Popovich also spoke in defense of Tennessee Reps. Justin Jones and Justin Pearson, two Dems that promoted their progressive gun reform agenda following the shooting.

"Well, since you asked, what would it take to budge those people? What would it take? I mean, we've got two young black guys in Tennessee who just got railroaded by a bunch of people that I would bet down deep in their soul want to go back to Jim Crow. And what they just did is a good start. It's beyond comprehension. And what were they guilty of? They actually protested?

"Those legislators called those kids that were protesting insurrectionists. That's hard to believe in America. But America ain't what we thought America was. It's changed. So if those kids are insurrectionists, what were the people on Jan. 6th? What do we call them? What's the next step or word or level of violence after insurrectionists? I don't know what it is. What will it take?"

Another Free Morality Lesson From The NBA

Popovich and Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr have unashamedly used their time on the NBA's dime to preach far-left approaches to shootings in America and gun ownership.

In his tirade, Popovich isn't treating his message like a political statement; instead, he's proposing it as an issue of morality. Believing in gun ownership doesn't make those Republicans terrible politicians in Pop's view, it makes them despicable humans who can't be sympathized with.

Popovich added in his rant, "You know, the greed of the gun lobbies and the manufacturers is obvious. We all know that. Money talks, but the cowardice and the selfishness of the legislators who are so scared to death of being primaried and losing their job, losing their power, losing their salary.

"You'd like to get each one of 'em in a room just one by one and say, 'What's more important to you? If you could vote for some good gun safety laws that most of the public agrees to, would you do that if it saved one kid?"

Receiving morality and political lessons from the NBA is best for lacking total self-awareness.

The league that idly watched this season as Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant received nothing more than a slap on the wrist after flashing a gun at a strip club, while drunk, is here to tell you about proper protocol to protect Americans.

For the NBA and all left-wing sports figures with the privilege to go on their soap boxes, you never let a tragedy go to waste.