Kneeling At Football Games

[Mister D]

You describe what they left wishes they were about.

Let us note that you quoted me but didn't address a word I said. A common tactic of the left here on the forum. It looks like you presented a counterargument, but you didn't.

Yes, it is common.

[Chris]

I'm merely pointing out what Colin Kaepernick said was the reason for his protest. Are you saying he's lying? Got proof?:

“I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color. To me, this is bigger than football and it would be selfish on my part to look the other way. There are bodies in the street and people getting paid leave and getting away with murder.”

Got proof? Another rhetorical tactic common to the left easily exposed by asking you do you have proof he was telling the truth.


Remember, my initial post merely corrected you, that it wasn't about kneeling during the game but only during the anthem. And your goofy oxymoron about dictating free speech.

[Captdon]

Of course, there is a difference. The guy on the left can't find work in football due to racist bigots, the idiot on the right can't find work in football because he sucks.

Nonsense race-baiter. Neither of them was any good.

[Captdon]

The Constitution of the United States dictates Free Speech.

In the words of your dear Supreme Leader, "Stand proudly for the anthem, or maybe leave the country

Go to work and burn the flag and you will be fired. There is no free speech in business. You thinking it makes me think we ought to have some knowledge test to work for the government even for cafeteria workers.

[Captdon]

And Agent Zero....then look at the picture you just provided the thread of Colin Copernicus. The rocket scientist 49er former QB.

Right below his V-neck jersey...….see that Agent Zero. Look at his left hand, the left pinky knuckle to be exact. Draw a line straight down from that right through his V-neck jersey he once wore and what does that f'n label read right there?

I think it says NFL.

Then drop down from there, I believe Copernicus has another label on his uniform.....is that a pledge pin.....no.....what does that say, lemme zoom in.....oh it says...."49ers".

He's wearing a uniform representing the NFL and the San Francisco 49ers....in the picture you've provided......and you still can't f'n figure out why he's not permitted to kneel for the anthem thus wear his political beliefs on his sleeve? While on the clock?

Do you work at NASA, Agent Zero?

Maybe he can go on the next trip to the Space Station.

[Captdon]

And the protests were never about the flag, troops, or whatever else your Supreme Leader tweets.

They were about mistreatment of blacks by whites.

Period.

It was about police brutality. Jesus, at least get something right.

[Mister D]

It was about police brutality. Jesus, at least get something right.

Much of which is perpetrated by black officers. Oops.

[Agent Zero]

Already did.

Wait...

Tebow says he "can't stand for a flag that allowed for abortion"????

[Chris]

Wait...

Tebow says he "can't stand for a flag that allowed for abortion"????

New topic!!

[Agent Zero]

Go to work and burn the flag and you will be fired. There is no free speech in business. You thinking it makes me think we ought to have some knowledge test to work for the government even for cafeteria workers.

lol...

https://www.press-citizen.com/story/...-say/97306592/

In a Facebook post Monday that garnered over 1,300 reactions, Prairie Lights bookstore co-owner Jan Weissmiller said that while she is personally opposed to flag burning, she wouldn't fire employee Kelli Ebensberger in retaliation for her protest.

"While I personally would not have engaged in an action that I feel is hurtful to people I respect, it would be wrong to retaliate against anyone for actions that are fully legal and protected under the First Amendment of our Constitution — our 'free speech' amendment," Weissmiller wrote in the post.

Can't you guys get anything right?