Horry Suspension Proves NBA is Run by Pansies and Complete Imbeciles

Rules Created by Idiots and Enforced by Jerks

Yesterday's suspensions in response to Robert Horry's reckless, dangerous and vicious knockdown of Steve Nash in Monday night's NBA playoff game (between the Suns and Spurs) were so absurd and ridiculous, it simply demonstrates what nincompoops and fools men like David Stern and Stu Jackson really are. To give "Horrible" Horry only a two game suspension when he had brazenly flattened Steve Nash without reason, potentially injuring one the league's best players, mind you, after the game's outcome had been decided, is totally unforgivable. It's not even a slap on the wrist. Even the NHL, where in game fighting has been condoned to some degree, has much harsher penalties for such a flagrant act of violence.

I guess the people who run the National Basketball Association think that the fans are stupid. Perhaps David Stern figures that we don't mind a little ruthless and totally unjustified violence. Apparently Stu Jackson and the other patsies who make decisions in the NBA can bend their rules how ever they please, and then state that such regulations are perfectly clear and must be enforced.

Let me explain to them, and anyone else who might not see the obvious reality why they are total hypocrites. I refer to the fact that two of the Pheonix Suns' best players were suspended for one game each, while emotionally unstable Horry must sit out only two games. If the rule is that players on the bench must not enter the playing area in response to an "altercation" then I guess it doesn't matter who causes that altercation, or what he does, or how he does it, or when he does it. If you cross on to the playing field you will be punished. Oh, and yes, the person who caused the possible fracas to occur, whether he tries to kill you, cripple you or make it impossible for you to conceive children, we'll give him a little warning as well.