Gilbert Arenas, once one of the NBA’s most dynamic scorers, is now best known for nearly being shot inside the Wizards locker room, and for royally pissing people off online. This time, Arenas has made the mistake of making light of Flint, Michigan’s horrific water crisis.
Arenas took to Instagram – which has since been deleted – to boast about blocking women from Flint from his social media platforms because “ur dirtiness is public…you’ve been washing that a** with #dirtyleadwater for months.” He had plenty more to say on the subject too, especially after he received some negative feedback for his jokes.
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It's far from Arenas' first go-round with social media uproar. Just last month he was getting crucified for sexist comments about WNBA players. He posted a video of fitness model Melody Rae playing basketball with the following caption.
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""NOW this is what america was hoping for when they announced the #WNBA back in 1996... not a bunch of chicks running around looking like,cast members from #orangeisthenewblack...dont get me wrong,they have few #cutiepies but theres a whole alotta #beanpies running around hahahahahaha"
Arenas, as he proved in the Flint case, isn't one to typically back off his comments right away so he responded like this.
"Ppl act like I said some [expletive] thats just down right sexist and rude.....str8 men are attracted to women RIGHT? Men are 80 percent of sportviewers RIGHT? So lets name a few women sports,that still attract the men viewers...#Tennis,omg they were short skirts like female..#trackandfield,short tights and crop tops,so we can see abs ..."
And let's not forget a teammate named Jarvaris Crittenton nearly shot him over a gambling debt in the locker room after Arenas brought real guns to the locker room along with a sign that read "Pick 1." Crittenton pulled out his own gun and threatened to kill him.
It's time everyone -- SWN included -- just ignored the Arenas problem until it goes away. He hasn't played in the NBA since 2011.
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