Twitter responds to Jared Kushner calling for LeBron James to take action by listing what he’s done off the court

Twitter responded to Kushner’s quotes.

Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of Donald Trump and White House senior advisor, said — per Bloomberg reporter Jennifer Jacobs — that he wants to reach out to Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James after he and other NBA players boycotted playoff games on Wednesday.

“What I’d love to see from the players in the NBA — again they have the luxury of taking a night off from work, most Americans don’t,” he said. “I’d like to see them start moving into concrete solutions that are productive.”

Among the many, many problems with that quote is the fact that he, who works in the White House, wants to speak to James about solutions to the social justice issues plaguing our country.

But there’s also the fact that he’d want to talk to the player who has arguably done more than anyone else when it comes to “concrete solutions” to those very problems.

Just look at this recent James tweet, which talks about his I Promise school in Akron and More Than a Vote, which he formed with fellow athletes to work on fighting voter suppression.

That’s basically the theme of the replies to Kushner, regarding what James and others have done:

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