Jason Whitlock Slams Victor Wembanyama’s National Anthem Disrespect, Calls Him “Communist”

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Jason Whitlock Slams Victor Wembanyama’s National Anthem Disrespect, Calls Him “Communist”

Whitlock stated that Wembanyama wanted to be different this year and play old school, but called him a dirty player and a "victim". He also called out Wemby for crossing his arms during the US National Anthem and not respecting it. "He's just a dirty, cheap, petulant, spoiled, no gratitude, no appreciation for America. He's a communist," Whitlock said.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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