Mark Wohlers must be thinking that Sterling was arrested. Yes, now I'll tie back to my original reason for bringing up Chick-Fil-A and Duck Dynasty. And it's not rocket science. You have a right to think and say whatever you want, but you aren't immune from any consequences. If there is public backlash and loss of income or advertisers, etc., well, you should have thought about that. The "private conversation" thing just strikes me as a red herring used by people looking to defend the guy as everyone's old racist grandpa or whatever. I'm not trying to defend him or disagree with his punishment. Basically the nba is an antitrust exempt business and his right to own a franchise may be taken away by 75pct of the other owners (which actually surprises me). No disagreement from me on those items. However, I see a more far reaching issue. A lot of what we feel comfortable saying privately now is either not appropriate by today's standards or will become not acceptable in the future. For example it's ok to publicly say gays are an abomination living in open rebellion with god today. In 15 years you will lose your nba team for saying it privately while secretly recorded. The lines are blurring between private and public actions. In sterling a case I don't care he's publicly done multiple things that justified this result a long time ago.