Unlike most kids in this group, they can watch their dad on TV.

Hazel has established her own individuality thus far, which is admirable. She isn’t completely reliant on her lover. She also owns a business, which contributes to her overall wealth. Her acting career provided her with this income. Not all parents have jobs that are cool for 'bring your kids to work day.' If you don't want your children exposed to profanities, don't bring them to games. Hazel Renee is reported to have a net worth of over 520,000 US dollars, according to sources. This is like you take your kids to a bar and then are shocked people didn't stop drinking alcohol because your kids are there. It turns out you are not the sun of the social universe - it doesn't revolve around you.

Taking them to an away Finals game and then being appalled about profanities is, well, the words that come to mind would cross the line, so I'll leave you to fill the blank. She’s a television actress and personality who has been featured in a host of different productions through the years. Taking your kids to a game and being shocked they hear an f-bomb is ridiculous. Hazel Renee was born as Hazel Renee Joiner on March 31, 1986. They should care just as much to pay for League Pass, cable packages, watch all the commercials, and buy tickets and jerseys, but not that much to feel they get to participate, support their team, and sometimes enter the gray zone to help their team out by provoking the opposing team's players into mistakes. When fans drop f-bombs and a few mf-ers, it's dehumanizing and insulting. 'Whatever it takes to win,' right? Actually, the nut punching is kind of Draymond's trademarked move. But then again, when Draymond does it, it's sportsmanship. Was LeBron human when Draymond punched him in the nuts? How about Durant when Draymond called him a bi**h? Are the players Green catches with an elbow or a moving screen human? That's also against the rules.

When Green and others do it to their opponents (and sometimes teammates), they don't. I guess when fans chant to players, they are dehumanizing them. So to pretend Draymond and most players haven's said worse to opponents is ridiculous. 'You'd have to be a player to understand.' Anyone who casually plays hoops understands, and so do fans. Now, if you asked the players, they'd probably say it's just locker room talk, and they don't really mean it. It's because the level of sexism, homophobia, and profanities used would shock a lot of people. But do you wonder why we only get a heavily edited version of mic'd up? Again, racial slurs and hate speech have no place anywhere, sports venues included.

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