SUNDAY 9/11 Anniversary, The Anthem, NFL Stance and My Money
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I can guarantee you there won't be any Browns or Cardinal players taking a knee. They'd be gone.
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This country is more than divided, it is fractured, and the only thing we had left that united us were those couple of minutes on Sunday before a football game when we all stood together to show appreciation for how lucky we are to have been born in this country, despite its past mistakes.
And now the liberals have gone and fucked that up too.
Fuck liberals, fuck Kaeperdick and any ungrateful "look at me" attention seeking athlete or celebrity. Die motherfuckers.
Its bad enough to sit in protest during the anthem, but its doubly bad when you are protesting a lie, the false narrative that cops are out to kill black people. Fuck you assholes who believe that.
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I just figure ole colon cowboy started sitting because he knows that he isn't that good. Then if he got cut he'd have a trump card to play. He's just a hypocrite. He wasn't giving money or time to his cause before the fact. Just a selfish punk.
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My understanding is that CK is kneeling because of racial injustice. Does he really feel it more than Jackie Robinson did? Or any black athlete in the fifties or sixties? Did any of them kneel and disrespect the country they lived in? Kinda doubt it. CK is a bitch that has a dying career (but still PLENTY of money to move somewhere he's not "discriminated" against) and is seeking attention. Fuck him. This shit only stands because we live in such a free society. Go try doing that in Russia or North Korea you dumb fuck.
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Being a citizen of this great country, the fro headed hazbeen certainly has the right to kneel and that I acknowledge.......... However, just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
The former muscle kisser - when he had muscles, is in the unique position to effect change, and instead of offending almost everyone by disrespecting the National Anthem and everything that it stands for, he could've used his money and fame to organize another form of protest that would have gotten his message across, and started conversations across water coolers nationwide...... However, since the dude can't read a defense, it's no wonder he couldn't put those dozens of brain cells to good use and come up with a better way to get his message across.
Fuck him, and fuck every other person that disrespects the flag or the National Anthem... Find a better way you asshats.
Fuck him, and fuck every other person that disrespects the flag or the National Anthem... Find a better way you asshats.
With all Kaps & his other followers $$, hire Flo rider & demonstrate "Welcome to My House". cause he ain't never been there. Instead I prefer Jim Croce.."You don't tug on Super man Kap. You don't spit into the wind. You don't mess, with the old bald eagle & you don't mess around with Sam"..da da da da da de de du.. God Bless to all that served..Sal UTE..
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Heyjackass.com
Check out the injustice in chicago. Dont see BLM taking a stand in chicago.
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These "protestors" make countless millions of dollars. There are a host of venues available to them to voice their concerns about social injustice. I find it ironic they choose to do so by disrespecting the very flag that gives them the right to both disrespect the flag and openly voice concerns. Plenty of countries would jail or execute them for that or less. I overall find it deplorable. I honestly believe this to be a feeble attempt at relevancy by an otherwise washed up forgotten athlete.
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Zero problem with what Kaepernick has decided to do here.
It's not a comment on the military.
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Don't like the racial divide. Red, yellow, black white. We should all stand or fall as one.
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From what I've read, it's prevalent systemic racism from American law enforcement and socially in certain areas of the country. To the point where professing pride in being an American is not something he feels comfortable doing.
I don't applaud his decision, but I don't blame him for feeling the way he does.
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Don't like the racial divide. Red, yellow, black white. We should all stand or fall as one.
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Zero problem with what Kaepernick has decided to do here.
It's not a comment on the military.
Zero problem with what Kaepernick has decided to do here.
It's not a comment on the military.
But see, that is the EXACT problem most vets have with colon's decision. U say ur going to disrespect what every serviceman/woman has fought for since this country's independence, then step back like a bitch and say it wasn't about 'you' yet next day wear pig socks.
I stand with those that serve(d). The punks stand behind us when the shit goes down.
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colin coffeecake has a right to be an asswhole, and what he did was asswholish.
I don't get having a bitch and then blaming it all on the entire country, and our flag.
Our Anthem is about our country, and there is so much wonderful greatness about our country.
Maybe not in san fran or seattle, but in most other stadiums, I would hope a lot of fans would
be very offended that our entire country, flag and anthem, our citizens as a whole...were slurred for one person's grievance,
who acted out stupidassed...ly.
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Truth is, I think Colin Coffeecake doesn't respect himself, nor anything nor anyone else
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Zero problem with what Kaepernick has decided to do here.
It's not a comment on the military.
But see, that is the EXACT problem most vets have with colon's decision. U say ur going to disrespect what every serviceman/woman has fought for since this country's independence, then step back like a bitch and say it wasn't about 'you' yet next day wear pig socks.
I stand with those that serve(d). The punks stand behind us when the shit goes down.
But see, that is the EXACT problem most vets have with colon's decision. U say ur going to disrespect what every serviceman/woman has fought for since this country's independence, then step back like a bitch and say it wasn't about 'you' yet next day wear pig socks.
I stand with those that serve(d). The punks stand behind us when the shit goes down.
I'm not sure what you mean exactly. Not as a means to an argument, I just am not sure what you're saying here.
I thought Kaepernick was clear as to what he meant. That his message may be misconstrued isn't entirely his fault. Partly yes. But not entirely.
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From what I've read, it's prevalent systemic racism from American law enforcement and socially in certain areas of the country. To the point where professing pride in being an American is not something he feels comfortable doing.
I don't applaud his decision, but I don't blame him for feeling the way he does.
Systematic racism from American law enforcement is the biggest crock of shit I've ever heard. Is that something you really believe is happening, or just what CK is saying?From what I've read, it's prevalent systemic racism from American law enforcement and socially in certain areas of the country. To the point where professing pride in being an American is not something he feels comfortable doing.
I don't applaud his decision, but I don't blame him for feeling the way he does.
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It IS a crock. but it fits the narrative...they are persecuted "victims" you know...
they = all the whiners, disrespecters and bitchers about anything and everything.
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