Posted the link with no context and people understandably were confused. People ask for clarification from Kyrie.
Kyrie gives clarification and states he does not believe in the anti-semetic quotes in the book.
Not enough. People are upset that the link is still up.
Kyrie removes link.
Not enough. People are upset that he did not apologize.
Kyrie posts that he meant no harm but did not explicitly state that he is sorry.
Not enough. People want proper apology.
Nets and Kyrie donate money to ADL.
Not enough bc he still did not say the words sorry or apologize. ADL does not take donation.
Kyrie asked about his non-apologetic apology and gives answer that I have not watched yet. People want a "better" apology.
Gets suspended for not properly apologizing. Kyrie later tweets out apology specifically saying he is sorry.
Not enough.
People are now saying he should never play again because his apology "doesn't feel authentic". People now want a "better" apology as well as a press conference of him saying the words "I'm sorry" bc according to Ramona Shelburne, anybody could have written that apology and we need to hear Kyrie actually say the words now.
Other members of the media + Marks, his GM also saying he needs to go to counseling AND meet with Jewish leaders and ONLY after that will they revisit if he will be allowed to rejoin the team.
So my question is what will it take to finally be enough to move on?