The statement 'Oh for God’s sake. Socialism make Nikola Jokic great now? People are losing their fucking minds…' is a response to a discussion about the influence of socialist sports ethos on Nikola Jokic's basketball skills. The tone is dismissive and frustrated, and the language used is informal and includes profanity. The content criticizes the idea that socialism contributed to Jokic's abilities, suggesting disbelief and rejection of the connection made between socialism and sports performance.
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