Lebron just looks terrible here, even in the cleaned up version. Because even in the cleaned up version, his overall point is still that apparently he knows better than Morey, that he thought about things Morey didn't... But if Lebron seriously thinks the players' safety was ever at risk, that anything more than money was ever in play here (because there was never any chance at all that the PRC was ever going to risk an international incident by holding NBA players hostage or anything like that, the PRCis crazy but not that kind of crazy, so using that to lecture Morey/garner sympathy for himself and the other players doesn't really work and just makes Lebron look like he's on an unearned high-horse instead, making himself look like a victim when he never was), it's clear that he's the one who has no clue what he's talking about and is completely in over his head here, so he has absolutely no place to talk about Morey not considering this or that and is the one who needs to step back a bit here. Lebron's whole point is nonethless that Morey didn't consider something that he would have if he were in Morey's shoe. But that thing that Morey didn't think about according to Lebron isn't really true, so for Lebron to be trying to lecture Morey here when it's Lebron that doesn't seem to have an understanding of the situation in this case doesn't really work.
