After social media posts promoting a movie with anti-Semitic messages, Kyrie Irving compounded the controversy by refusing to take them down or even acknowledging they were hurtful. It’s touched off the latest culture war, millions of his fans agreeing he’d done nothing wrong with many others wanting him fined, suspended, traded or even waived. All indications are the latter group will be 0-for-4. Brooklyn GM Sean Marks declined comment on whether any in-house discipline was coming, and a league source hadn’t heard of any plans to fine or suspend Irving. As a vice president in the NBA players association, Irving...