Charles Barkley Hits Anti-Vaccine Sports Stars With A Blunt Reminder
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The NBA legend reality checked professional athletes who are eschewing COVID-19 shots.
Charles Barkley has no time for professional sports stars who are refusing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. The NBA legend, while guest co-hosting Thursday’s episode of “The Mike Missanelli Show” on Philadelphia’s 97.5 The Fanatic, questioned exactly what point some athletes were trying to make by eschewing the shot. The “Inside The NBA” analyst slammed them as “selfish,” saying they were among the luckiest people amid the pandemic because they’ve “gotten every single cheque” and remained well paid even as they played to empty stadiums — while others lost their jobs or died from the disease.
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