Colin Kaepernick refuses “to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses Black people”...
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They try to tarnish Kaeps imagine an assassinate his character at every turn....
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texasdaking88 wrote: »
What has he been saying? -
northside7 wrote: »texasdaking88 wrote: »
What has he been saying?
This was August last year...
Boomer Esiason 'disgusted' by Colin Kaepernick, calls QB a 'disgrace'
https://www.google.com/amp/s/articles.nj.com/jets/index.ssf/2016/08/boomer_esiason_disgusted_by_colin_kaepernick_calls.amp
NEW YORK-- Everyone has an opinion on Colin Kaepernick's decision to sit during the playing of the national anthem before 49ers games.
Some people agree with it, and some people don't. Some people believe it's Kaepernick's right to sit, and some people, like former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason, do not.
Speaking to NJ Advance Media on Tuesday at the NFL on CBS media day, Esiason ripped the 49ers quarterback
"It was one of the most disgraceful displays I've ever seen by a professional athlete on his field of play," Esiason, now an analyst for CBS, said. "He signed a contract with an NFL football team. He has on an NFL football helmet. He has got an NFL uniform on. He doesn't have the right, I don't believe, to now start putting out his own political views in that form.
"It would be like me walking out on the field in my football jersey with a 'Make America Great Again' hat on. How many people would that ? off? You can't do this. ... I couldn't have been more direct, succinct, or disgusted by Colin Kaepernick."
In Esiason's opinion, the risk of keeping Kaepernick far outweighs the reward.
"I'd cut him," Esiason said. -
texasdaking88 wrote: »northside7 wrote: »texasdaking88 wrote: »
What has he been saying?
This was August last year...
Boomer Esiason 'disgusted' by Colin Kaepernick, calls QB a 'disgrace'
https://www.google.com/amp/s/articles.nj.com/jets/index.ssf/2016/08/boomer_esiason_disgusted_by_colin_kaepernick_calls.amp
NEW YORK-- Everyone has an opinion on Colin Kaepernick's decision to sit during the playing of the national anthem before 49ers games.
Some people agree with it, and some people don't. Some people believe it's Kaepernick's right to sit, and some people, like former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason, do not.
Speaking to NJ Advance Media on Tuesday at the NFL on CBS media day, Esiason ripped the 49ers quarterback
"It was one of the most disgraceful displays I've ever seen by a professional athlete on his field of play," Esiason, now an analyst for CBS, said. "He signed a contract with an NFL football team. He has on an NFL football helmet. He has got an NFL uniform on. He doesn't have the right, I don't believe, to now start putting out his own political views in that form.
"It would be like me walking out on the field in my football jersey with a 'Make America Great Again' hat on. How many people would that ? off? You can't do this. ... I couldn't have been more direct, succinct, or disgusted by Colin Kaepernick."
In Esiason's opinion, the risk of keeping Kaepernick far outweighs the reward.
"I'd cut him," Esiason said.
I heard about this. I thought you were talking about boomer from ESPN.
Kap joining the Bengals would burn his soul lol. -
https://www.mediaite.com/tv/never-too-young-to-disrespect-the-country-fox-friends-slams-unpatriotic-children/‘Never Too Young to Disrespect the Country’: Fox & Friends Slams Unpatriotic Children
It’s Wednesday, so Fox & Friends had to find a news story to fill the remaining blocks amidst their discussion of politics and the usual blather. Fortunately for them, they found something that would give them a chance to vent about people who do not show sufficient loyalty to the country.
Who are these unpatriotic traitors to America, you ask? It’s…a bunch of 8-year-olds on a children’s football team.
The Cahokia Quarterback Club attracted local attention this past Sunday when the Illinois youths took a knee during the national anthem before a football game. One of the team’s coaches told the media that the kids have been talking about the recent riots in St. Louis and are concerned about the unrest around the country.
“One of the kids asked me if I saw [people] protesting and rioting in St. Louis. I said yes. I said, ‘Do you know why they are doing it?’” said Coach Orlando Gooden. According to him, one of his players responded “Because black people are getting killed, and no one is going to jail.”
Gooden said that as he talked to his team about the Jason Stockley decision, it eventually led to a discussion about Colin Kaepernick‘s protests against police brutality and racial inequality. When one of the players asked if the team could also take a knee during the anthem, Gooden allowed it “As long as [they] know why we’re doing it.”
The curvy couch took note of the story, and they were not impressed.
“I’m sure these 8-year-olds they hear the story and they’re like ‘can we do that too? That sounds cool,'” said Ainsley Earhardt. “They don’t know the background of the National Anthem at that point, but for the parents to be on board, wow.”
“Yeah, you’re never too young to disrespect the country,” said Brian Kilmeade.
The clip was a recurring topic on today’s show, and it drew predictable outrage from various guests.
Faux News will say/do anything to appeal to their old ass white supremacist audience.. Even attacking some black kids for being selfless and protesting unjust killings of black people... -
https://sportsday.dallasnews.com/dallas-cowboys/cowboys/2017/09/20/unfiltered-charles-barkley-dishes-zeke-statues
Barkley also said he's been taking all the talk about statues honoring Confederate generals being torn down with a grain of salt.
He's a consistent proponent of talking about race relations. But he doesn't see the sense in removing or defacing statues.
"I'm 54 years old," he said. "I've never thought about those statues a day in my life. Racism exists. It's unfortunate. It has nothing to do with statues. As a black person, it's a waste of my energy. It's a waste of my time and really does nothing to improve the conversation. That doesn't change anything.
"I'll talk about race at any point. I think it's important. But I don't think about the stupid statues."
He also came down on the side of patriotism -- to a point.
"You should stand for the national anthem and you should visit the White House if invited. It shouldn't be dictated by who's in office. Obviously, I'm a Democrat. I have some strong disagreements with President Trump. I'm a big believer in immigrants. I don't call them illegal immigrants. I think Hispanics are amazing. I think they do work that blacks and whites don't want to do. I think we need to find a way to get them citizenship. I think they're amazing people. I think they get a bad rap." -
How many of ya'll boycotting the season? I haven't watched a game yet.
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im kind of boycotting if you count me just getting tired of sports and just not watching
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ineedpussy wrote: »im kind of boycotting if you count me just getting tired of sports and just not watching
If it wasn't for Lonzo Ball, I wouldn't be watching sports pretty much at all. NFL is watered down, NBA plays no defense and ? Lebron. MLB....nope. -
black caesar wrote: »How many of ya'll boycotting the season? I haven't watched a game yet.
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black caesar wrote: »How many of ya'll boycotting the season? I haven't watched a game yet.
Can you post the list of NFL sponsor -
black caesar wrote: »How many of ya'll boycotting the season? I haven't watched a game yet.
Can you post the list of NFL sponsor
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4103103-football-season-kicking-sponsors-spend-big -
A group of youth football players in Cahokia, Ill., decided as a team to kneel to protest racial injustice in America, mirroring Colin Kaepernick’s original stand that got him exiled from football.
Members of the Junior Comanches football team demonstrated Sunday after kids asked team coaches about the protests in St. Louis over a not-guilty verdict of an officer killing a black man in 2011. Protests in the city over the unjust killing, sparked by a new verdict, have continued for days.
Jason Stockley, a white officer, killed Anthony Lamar Smith in December 2011. Dashcam recordings showed Stockley saying he was going to “? that ? ” while he and another officer pursued Smith assuming he was a part of an earlier drug deal. Stockley ended up shooting Smith five times.
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black caesar wrote: »How many of ya'll boycotting the season? I haven't watched a game yet.
I haven't watched a game and I won't watch this season even if Kaep is signed..
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black caesar wrote: »How many of ya'll boycotting the season? I haven't watched a game yet.
I haven't watched either. ? I don't even pay attention to the highlights for real.
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black caesar wrote: »How many of ya'll boycotting the season? I haven't watched a game yet.
Can you post the list of NFL sponsor
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4103103-football-season-kicking-sponsors-spend-big
Damn some of the sponsors I just can't avoid but the ones I can won't get a penny from me and mine. -
Good thing outside of the VISA sponsor, I already don't spend money with these corporations.
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Four players Malcolm Jenkins, Michael Bennett, Anquan Boldin, Torrey Smith written a 3,000 word letter to request the league to celebrate socialism activism in November
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Good thing outside of the VISA sponsor, I already don't spend money with these corporations.
Proctor and Gamble is everywhere check your toiletries thats not the only one though -
https://www.mediaite.com/tv/curt-schilling-continues-crusade-against-espn-most-racist-people-in-sports-are-at-the-station/Schilling also added that, back in his day, an athlete refusing to stand for the national anthem would not have happened — unlike today where a number of sports figures have protested police shootings by kneeling. “It was a different generation,” he said — claiming that the “lack of respect for our flag” is due to a narrative propped up by the “liberal education system.”
The three time World Series champ was let go by ESPN after making anti-transgender comments on social media. However, he is now paid for his conservative screeds as a host for Breitbart News.
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ThaNubianGod wrote: »ineedpussy wrote: »im kind of boycotting if you count me just getting tired of sports and just not watching
If it wasn't for Lonzo Ball, I wouldn't be watching sports pretty much at all. NFL is watered down, NBA plays no defense and ? Lebron. MLB....nope.
That's how it should be done. As a whole. People talking about boycotting the NFL but still watching the NBA, mlb, wwe etc. Still putting money into certain corporations that don't care for them. The audacity to turn around and point fingers at people. Mofos aren't fooling nobody. -
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trump addresses players who take a knee calls out the owners
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Dude is basically holding a ? rally