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Let's make signs this Sunday to show Kaepernick that we don't except KNEELING here during the National Anthem... TELL HIM TO STAND FOR THE NATIONAL ANTHEM!
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AcceptOriginally posted by DetDannyWilliams View Post
and the fans will let him know. Don't worry. Then the players can smash him into the turf.Anonymity is an abused privilege, abused most by people who mistake vitriol for wisdom and cynicism for witComment
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"Dammit! I will force you to stand up and respect the freedom that we have or else!!!!"Originally posted by mysticsotoComment
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He can kneel if he'd like but I still have the freedom to say he's an ass pony!Comment
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I going to the game and I ACCEPT his right to freedom of expression as his constitutional right, so I won't be bringing a sign.Originally posted by DetDannyWilliams View Post
If I was going to make a sign it would be "Hey Colin, the 1970s called, they want their hair back." His afro reminds me of the good old ABA.
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Maybe I'll join him and sit my ass down during the anthem myself.
This is a point that needs to be vociferously emphasized, because waaaay too many people seem unable to grasp it unless it conveniently fits their agenda or narrative...regardless of whether one agrees with another's opinion or not, this country was founded on a basic right of freedom of expression and people have died to assure that all of us can continue to exercise that right.YardRat Wall of Fame
#56 DARRYL TALLEY #29 DERRICK BURROUGHS#22 FRED JACKSON #95 KYLE WILLIAMS
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Worrying about whether a 2nd string football player kneels or stands before a game is the definition of thin skinned.Comment
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" Make America Great Again ! "Originally posted by Dr. Lecter View PostAnonymity is an abused privilege, abused most by people who mistake vitriol for wisdom and cynicism for witComment
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That's the only way you get the Republican nomination..Originally posted by ICRockets View PostAnonymity is an abused privilege, abused most by people who mistake vitriol for wisdom and cynicism for witComment
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First of all, "accept," not "except." Learn the language.Originally posted by DetDannyWilliams View Post
Second, are we really still doing this ****? Kaepernick has the right to express himself as he pleases, and of course people also have the right to express their discontent. But the people who are demanding that he somehow gets punished or people who are boycotting the NFL are un-American. "I disagree with you, so I demand financial sanctions because of your opinion!" Seriously? Conservatives are fond of accusing liberals of being easily offended, but they lose their **** if someone says "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas" or if someone doesn't stand during the song they like.
Third, a lot of people are trying to make this about the troops when it isn't. Even if it was, the argument doesn't make any sense. "As a member of the armed forces, I'm risking my life to fight for your freedom. But I'm going to lose my **** if you use said freedom to do something I don't like!"
Personally, while I find the national anthem to be too war-inspired, I always stand and remove my hat if I'm wearing one, but I'll never try to sanction anyone who disagrees. The Pledge of Allegiance, on the other hand, completely creeps me out. It's nothing but Cold War propaganda. Because of where I work, it's occasionally said at work events, and I refuse to say it. I usually stand, but not because I want to. It's because I don't want to lose my job over ignorant *******s who only agree with freedom of expression in an Orwellian sense. "We can all express our opinions freely, but some opinions are more free than others."Last edited by OpIv37; 10-10-2016, 10:11 PM.Comment
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You wish! It's just good old fashioned American marketing, dreamed up to sell flags.Originally posted by OpIv37 View Post
Of course they had to change the salute thing a few years later, I don't remember why...
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Re: Bills fans bring your Kaepernick signs...tell him to stand up for the National An
Over there, over there. The game is played on the field over there.
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Mingya! I thought they just declared Trump Prez from that pic.Originally posted by jimmifli View PostYou wish! It's just good old fashioned American marketing, dreamed up to sell flags.
Of course they had to change the salute thing a few years later, I don't remember why...
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He can express it all wants, no one wants to him arrest him. It is also my right to call him a fXXXing idiot for doing it..Originally posted by YardRat View Post
Ruth Ginsberg thinks the same as I do,,
Ruth Bader Ginsburg calls national anthem protests ‘dumb and disrespectful’
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...disrespectful/
“A calm and modest life brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant restlessness,"...Comment
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