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"Yes, mistakes do happen."
San Antonio Spurs' shooting guard Danny Green — in Germany with his team for the NBA Global Games — took in some sightseeing when the world champions were off the court, according to the Sporting News.
One spot Green visited on Wednesday was Berlin's Holocaust Memorial — during which Green decided to snap a selfie and include a caption:
Image source: Twitter via Sporting News
His caption read, "You know I had to do it one time lol #Holocaust," the Guardian reported.
It appears Green, 27, posted the photo and caption to his Facebook page and then edited the caption soon after his post went live.
The new caption reads: "A lot of history here, more than you could imagine...very sad/tragic things happened #holocaust #berlin."
But the news of Green's short-lived words were enough to spark outrage on social media, even amid an apology from Green in which he wrote, "Yes, mistakes do happen":
Image source: Twitter
Some commenters on his Facebook page indicate that Green's selfie alone shows disrespect.
Here's Green's apology on Twitter:
Yes, mistakes do happen
— Danny Green (@DGreen_14) October 8, 2014I want to sincerely apologize for the insensitivity of my post!
— Danny Green (@DGreen_14) October 8, 2014I have great respect n understanding for this country's history n wanted to continue chronicling my experience in Berlin
— Danny Green (@DGreen_14) October 8, 2014But showed poor judgement...sorry once again
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