NBA

Stephen Curry, NBA players blast Donald Trump with a savage tweet

Stephen Curry, Tyrese Haliburton, Nick Young, and other NBA players reacted to Donald Trump's supporters storming the Capitol in Washington DC yesterday.

Stephen Curry (left) & Donald Trump. (Getty)
Stephen Curry (left) & Donald Trump. (Getty)

It’s not a secret that Donald Trump is the number 1 enemy of the NBA community right now. The players literally threatened to stop playing amid the protests of the Black Lives Matter movement and Jacob Blake’s shooting and have constantly called him out.

Donald Trump hasn’t shied away from the controversies either. He’s made fun of NBA players, has called them namesand even incited his supporters to stop watching basketball as it had turned into a political organization.

That’s why it wasn’t a surprise to see Stephen Curry and other NBA stars call him out after his supporters stormed in the Capitol in Washington DC to stop the session that would announce Joe Biden as the legitimate winner of the election.

Advertisement

Stephen Curry, Tyrese Haliburton, And Bradley Beal Roast Donald Trump With His Own Tweet

ā€œAnarchists, Agitators or Protestors who vandalize or damage our Federal Courthouse in Portland, or any Federal Buildings in any of our Cities or States, will be prosecuted under our recently re-enacted Statues & Monuments Act. MINIMUM TEN YEARS IN PRISON. Don’t do it!ā€ read a Tweet by Donald Trump from last July during the BLM protests.

Tweet placeholder
Advertisement

ā€œThere is literally a tweet for everything. Cat got your tongue today huh?ā€ Stephen Curry replied, while Bradley Beal simply pointed at the tweet, and Sacramento Kings rookie Tyrese Haliburton added ā€œKeep that same energy you clownā€.

Tweet placeholder
Advertisement
Tweet placeholder

NBA Players React To Trump Supporters Storming The Capitol

Needless to say, they weren’t the only members of the NBA community to stand out against Donald Trump and his supporters in the wake of the events, as others like Dwyane Wade, Kevin Love, Jamal Crawford, Nick Young, and multiple others also voiced their thoughts on how they would deal with that situation if the protesters were a part of the BLM movement.

Advertisement
Tweet placeholder
Tweet placeholder
Advertisement

NBA players and Donald Trump aren’t ever going to get along and, sadly, we can expect that this back-and-forth will go on for years, as he’s not going to let go of his despise for these athletes either.

ALSO READ
Stephen Curry weighs in on the Jonathan Kuminga saga and its impact on Warriors locker room
NBA

Stephen Curry weighs in on the Jonathan Kuminga saga and its impact on Warriors locker room

Warriors reportedly close to trade involving Jonathan Kuminga to bolster Stephen Curry
NBA

Warriors reportedly close to trade involving Jonathan Kuminga to bolster Stephen Curry

NBA Rumors: Mavericks’ Anthony Davis could move to the Warriors to be paired with Stephen Curry
NBA

NBA Rumors: Mavericks’ Anthony Davis could move to the Warriors to be paired with Stephen Curry

Is Stephen Curry playing for Warriors vs Jazz, today January 3?
NBA

Is Stephen Curry playing for Warriors vs Jazz, today January 3?

Better Collective Logo