It's like you would enjoy watching a league full of players complaining like the clippers

I'm sorry, when did I say that? Can you point to me to a citation? Because after re-reading my comment, it's pretty obvious that I never said anything remotely similar to that. Nice try putting words in my mouth though.

All I'm saying is that when a player commits a dirty play, they tend to get called out on it (i.e. Steven Adams getting kicked in the balls, Marquese Chriss getting his finger dislocated, any of the occasions the 2007 Spurs fucked up my Suns, etc.)

But the players, officials, and fans all recognized in real-time that there was nothing dirty about that play.

All I'm saying is if every single player on the court, every single official, all announcers, and most fans say a play isn't dirty, then a small niche of whiny Warriors fans on /r/nba aren't going to convince me otherwise. Not to mention you guys just love pushing the fuck LeBron narrative, which is the only reason this play was scrutinized anyways.

If you care so much about shooters flailing their legs, then where was the outrage after this?