On Thursday, New York City Mayor Eric Adams ended the vaccine mandate for athletes and entertainers only, meaning Kyrie Irving can now play for the Nets at home:

Look at the mayor folding like a cheap suit. You can’t sit behind your little podium, puff your chest out, and clap back at hecklers, then 11 days later walk back to your office with your tail between your legs:

What happened to the 9 million vs. 1?

So lets get this straight –

You can only be unvaccinated and do your job if you’re famous? If you can dribble a ball, hit home runs, and dance around for our enjoyment the rules don’t apply to you. That means firefighters, police officers, EMTs still have to be vax’d to keep their jobs and feed their families, but millionaires on Broadway and in MSG or the Barclays Center can’t. Sounds like a double standard.


If Kyrie has a spine he’d continue to sit at home and stand with the people like he promised who are losing their jobs to mandates: