He wrote a very strongly worded article back in late October when the initial news came out. I'm pretty sure TD's read the article. I could see some anger towards Doug Smith for not giving him due process like the Raptors and the league have, as much as he acknowledged in the article that sometimes you just have to "cut your losses". Full article below:
> It’s time for the Raptors to cut Terence Davis loose. > > Today. > > It’s entirely true that the charges laid against the 23-year-old guard after a Tuesday night incident in Manhattan are just that, charges, and nothing has been proven in court. > > It’s also entirely true that things are not always as they seem and that everyone deserves a vigorous defence and their day in court should they choose, but in this case enough is enough. > > Sometimes it’s just best to cut your losses and move on. > > Davis — facing multiple charges including assault, attempted assault and endangering the welfare of a child after an incident involving a woman who has been described as both his girlfriend and his ex-girlfriend in media reports — is, sad but truthful to say, hardly worth the effort for the club. > > Yes, he is an intriguing young player who had a tremendous rookie season as an undrafted gem, but the fact is the Raptors found him and can likely find his replacement, if not now then in the not-too-distant future. He’s good but not great and while he had moments on the court, it’s unlikely he will be central to another championship run, and that’s a factor in whatever decision is made. Shake a tree hard enough and three Terence Davises fall out of it. > > His production — averaging 7.5 points in about 17 minutes a game — is not irreplaceable, and if there’s a chance to tack that time on to the load carried by Matt Thomas or Norm Powell, it’s not like the Raptors will be worse off for it. Davis might some day become a key rotation player on a very good team, but so might someone else. > > Another truth of the matter is that in some ways it would be hard for the Raptors not to let Davis go, given the times in which we live, the social responsibility the team accepts and the way it views itself. > > Innocent until proven guilty — his lawyer denied the
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I (24F) have been dating my boyfriend (28M) for almost 3 years now. We as a couple are pretty traditional and we like fulfilling traditional gender roles, although it’s not a lifestyle that suits everyone.
Some people seem to have this idea of me being oppressed or something. I want to make it clear that my parents are liberal, my mother is a non-Arab who travels the world, has male friends and a career, never wore a hijab. I went to international schools and have a college degree. I wasn’t raised to be conservative or traditional, it’s simply a choice I made for myself.
I appreciate all the genuine and educational questions that have been asked so thank you. Those who just want to criticize, I’m sorry your vibes are bad lol.
Elon Musk is not the founder of PayPal. He is not the founder of Tesla either. Hyperloop is a stupid idea. None of his "ideas" are revolutionary. His entire aesthetic is fake futurism with no substance. His plans of colonizing Mars are overstated at best, and fraudulent at worst. He is not "self-made". From Palcohol to Neuralink to Starship, he has no grasp of basic science. Not to mention how inflated the stock prices of Tesla are. Every person interested in science has been enamored by Musk at one point, but we can't be fooled any longer. I wish his fanboys would stop and do some research.
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