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Kaepernick is demonstration against oppression of blacks in a venue wherein there are already too many millionaires fed by the fans that fork up big bucks for tickets, concessions, 'official' merchandise, travel expenses and such just because they like the game. Some franchises are worth BILLIONS of dollars today from fan money and TV money. No matter which brings in the more profit, Kaepernick has certainly not been oppressed.What does the financial position of a private citizen who is gainfully employed in the private sector have to do with you and the remaining 320M+ Americans? Nothing. Most especially insofar as he's not trying to purchase your, my or anyone other than his employer's approbation.
Good things polls dont dictate what people decide to protest.From CBS:
In two recent polls that were both conducted within the past week, a majority of respondents said that they disagree with Kaepernick's decision to protest racial inequality and police brutality by not standing for the national anthem.
In one poll, which was conducted by Reuters, 72 percent of Americans said that they thought Kaepernick's behavior was unpatriotic. Another 61 percent said that they do not "support the stance Colin Kaepernick is taking and his decision not to stand during the national anthem."
The Reuters poll of 2,903 adults was conducted between Sept. 6-12. Kaepernick's protest went public on Aug. 26.
If I adored people just because they were rich, I'd be madly in love with George Soros.You should adore him just because he is rich, just like you do Trump..
What does being oppressed or not have to do with protesting racism and police brutality?If I adored people just because they were rich, I'd be madly in love with George Soros.You should adore him just because he is rich, just like you do Trump..
Fuck George Soros!
I used the link to Kaepernick's net worth just to show that he is NOT OPPRESSED! Neither is the AVERAGE NFL player...making over 2 million a year.
Whether he has a right to protest while at work is up to the franchise owners. If you demonstrate at your workplace, you are subject to whatever rules your employer sets.You're upset with him because he committed a new n-violent gesture in a form of protest. It is his first amendment right to do so. Do you agree with Trump and his myopic followers when he calls for Kaepernick and other players similarly protesting to be summarily fired without due process?
What about a player who assaults his wife or girlfriend? They enjoy no constitutionally protected right to do that. Should they be summarily fired without due process? Are they too worthless son's of bitches?
Ezekiel Elliot gets suspended, but Kaepernick should be fired?
Kaepernick wasn’t fired, he opted out of his contract with the San Francisco 49ers. Since then he is unable to land on a team because his skills are not good enough to land another NFL job. If he was a good QB, he would be playing on an NFL team. Eight other players kneeled the first week of the NFL season and all still have roster spots in the NFL.
Kaepernick has every right to kneel during the national anthem and people have every right to react to his actions.
Kaepernick isn’t being punished, fired or whatever else people are claiming, he is simply not good enough to play in the NFL. Of the 32 NFL teams only one plays a game that fits Kaepernick’s style and that is the Seattle Seahawks, he was given a tryout there and couldn’t make the cut.
The idea of due process for being fired is pretty funny, since when is playing in the NFL a right?
It’s Kaepernick’s money, he earned it and should be allowed to dispense it in whatever way he sees fit.
No collusion suspected here. He was just rightly recognized as too much of a distraction in addition to being a mediocre player.I nevertheless said he was fired. I do suspect collusion among NFL owners to not hire him. Trump says he should be fired along with players conducting similar protests.You're upset with him because he committed a new n-violent gesture in a form of protest. It is his first amendment right to do so. Do you agree with Trump and his myopic followers when he calls for Kaepernick and other players similarly protesting to be summarily fired without due process?
What about a player who assaults his wife or girlfriend? They enjoy no constitutionally protected right to do that. Should they be summarily fired without due process? Are they too worthless son's of bitches?
Ezekiel Elliot gets suspended, but Kaepernick should be fired?
Kaepernick wasn’t fired, he opted out of his contract with the San Francisco 49ers. Since then he is unable to land on a team because his skills are not good enough to land another NFL job. If he was a good QB, he would be playing on an NFL team. Eight other players kneeled the first week of the NFL season and all still have roster spots in the NFL.
Kaepernick has every right to kneel during the national anthem and people have every right to react to his actions.
Kaepernick isn’t being punished, fired or whatever else people are claiming, he is simply not good enough to play in the NFL. Of the 32 NFL teams only one plays a game that fits Kaepernick’s style and that is the Seattle Seahawks, he was given a tryout there and couldn’t make the cut.
The idea of due process for being fired is pretty funny, since when is playing in the NFL a right?
It’s Kaepernick’s money, he earned it and should be allowed to dispense it in whatever way he sees fit.
Kaepernick can't be fired. He's not good enough to get a job. He can get other people fired and that's what he's doing.You're upset with him because he committed a new n-violent gesture in a form of protest. It is his first amendment right to do so. Do you agree with Trump and his myopic followers when he calls for Kaepernick and other players similarly protesting to be summarily fired without due process?
What about a player who assaults his wife or girlfriend? They enjoy no constitutionally protected right to do that. Should they be summarily fired without due process? Are they too worthless son's of bitches?
Ezekiel Elliot gets suspended, but Kaepernick should be fired?
False equivalence and logical fallacy.Whether he has a right to protest while at work is up to the franchise owners. If you demonstrate at your workplace, you are subject to whatever rules your employer sets.You're upset with him because he committed a new n-violent gesture in a form of protest. It is his first amendment right to do so. Do you agree with Trump and his myopic followers when he calls for Kaepernick and other players similarly protesting to be summarily fired without due process?
What about a player who assaults his wife or girlfriend? They enjoy no constitutionally protected right to do that. Should they be summarily fired without due process? Are they too worthless son's of bitches?
Ezekiel Elliot gets suspended, but Kaepernick should be fired?
Kaepernick wasn’t fired, he opted out of his contract with the San Francisco 49ers. Since then he is unable to land on a team because his skills are not good enough to land another NFL job. If he was a good QB, he would be playing on an NFL team. Eight other players kneeled the first week of the NFL season and all still have roster spots in the NFL.
Kaepernick has every right to kneel during the national anthem and people have every right to react to his actions.
Kaepernick isn’t being punished, fired or whatever else people are claiming, he is simply not good enough to play in the NFL. Of the 32 NFL teams only one plays a game that fits Kaepernick’s style and that is the Seattle Seahawks, he was given a tryout there and couldn’t make the cut.
The idea of due process for being fired is pretty funny, since when is playing in the NFL a right?
It’s Kaepernick’s money, he earned it and should be allowed to dispense it in whatever way he sees fit.
I hung a magnificent print of a Red Tail Hawk on my office wall once upon a time and was told by the CEO that it didn't fit the established decor of the entire office, even though it could only be seen from within my office...which was rarely visited by clients. Their rules apply because it is their business.
They same applies to NFL franchises and NFL league rules.
Hey! You're the one that said most fans support their actions ... seems it isn't so. So, tell me, did you lie, or were you just ignorant?Good things polls dont dictate what people decide to protest.From CBS:
In two recent polls that were both conducted within the past week, a majority of respondents said that they disagree with Kaepernick's decision to protest racial inequality and police brutality by not standing for the national anthem.
In one poll, which was conducted by Reuters, 72 percent of Americans said that they thought Kaepernick's behavior was unpatriotic. Another 61 percent said that they do not "support the stance Colin Kaepernick is taking and his decision not to stand during the national anthem."
The Reuters poll of 2,903 adults was conducted between Sept. 6-12. Kaepernick's protest went public on Aug. 26.
Even better they don't decide elections. Hillary was told she had 99.1% probability of winning.Good things polls don't dictate what people decide to protest.From CBS:
In two recent polls that were both conducted within the past week, a majority of respondents said that they disagree with Kaepernick's decision to protest racial inequality and police brutality by not standing for the national anthem.
In one poll, which was conducted by Reuters, 72 percent of Americans said that they thought Kaepernick's behavior was unpatriotic. Another 61 percent said that they do not "support the stance Colin Kaepernick is taking and his decision not to stand during the national anthem."
The Reuters poll of 2,903 adults was conducted between Sept. 6-12. Kaepernick's protest went public on Aug. 26.
Yeah but she really sucked. Drumpf was lucky she sucked so badly. As it is she still beat him out in the popular vote.Even better they don't decide elections. Hillary was told she had 99'1 probability of winning.Good things polls don't dictate what people decide to protest.From CBS:
In two recent polls that were both conducted within the past week, a majority of respondents said that they disagree with Kaepernick's decision to protest racial inequality and police brutality by not standing for the national anthem.
In one poll, which was conducted by Reuters, 72 percent of Americans said that they thought Kaepernick's behavior was unpatriotic. Another 61 percent said that they do not "support the stance Colin Kaepernick is taking and his decision not to stand during the national anthem."
The Reuters poll of 2,903 adults was conducted between Sept. 6-12. Kaepernick's protest went public on Aug. 26.
Where did I say this? You got a quote you can show me?Hey! You're the one that said most fans support their actions ... seems it isn't so. So, tell me, did you lie, or were you just ignorant?Good things polls dont dictate what people decide to protest.From CBS:
In two recent polls that were both conducted within the past week, a majority of respondents said that they disagree with Kaepernick's decision to protest racial inequality and police brutality by not standing for the national anthem.
In one poll, which was conducted by Reuters, 72 percent of Americans said that they thought Kaepernick's behavior was unpatriotic. Another 61 percent said that they do not "support the stance Colin Kaepernick is taking and his decision not to stand during the national anthem."
The Reuters poll of 2,903 adults was conducted between Sept. 6-12. Kaepernick's protest went public on Aug. 26.
Is that intended to be a rhetorical question?What does being oppressed or not have to do with protesting racism and police brutality?If I adored people just because they were rich, I'd be madly in love with George Soros.You should adore him just because he is rich, just like you do Trump..
Fuck George Soros!
I used the link to Kaepernick's net worth just to show that he is NOT OPPRESSED! Neither is the AVERAGE NFL player...making over 2 million a year.
Nope. Why would you think it was rhetorical when I replied directly to you. Dont you get how this forum thing works?Is that intended to be a rhetorical question?What does being oppressed or not have to do with protesting racism and police brutality?If I adored people just because they were rich, I'd be madly in love with George Soros.You should adore him just because he is rich, just like you do Trump..
Fuck George Soros!
I used the link to Kaepernick's net worth just to show that he is NOT OPPRESSED! Neither is the AVERAGE NFL player...making over 2 million a year.
Yep ---- look it up. And, then come back and tell us how it wasn't exactly what you meant to say.Where did I say this? You got a quote you can show me?Hey! You're the one that said most fans support their actions ... seems it isn't so. So, tell me, did you lie, or were you just ignorant?Good things polls dont dictate what people decide to protest.From CBS:
In two recent polls that were both conducted within the past week, a majority of respondents said that they disagree with Kaepernick's decision to protest racial inequality and police brutality by not standing for the national anthem.
In one poll, which was conducted by Reuters, 72 percent of Americans said that they thought Kaepernick's behavior was unpatriotic. Another 61 percent said that they do not "support the stance Colin Kaepernick is taking and his decision not to stand during the national anthem."
The Reuters poll of 2,903 adults was conducted between Sept. 6-12. Kaepernick's protest went public on Aug. 26.
Thanks to about 3,000,000 illegal votes.Yeah but she really sucked. Drumpf was lucky she sucked so badly. As it is she still beat him out in the popular vote.Even better they don't decide elections. Hillary was told she had 99'1 probability of winning.From CBS:
In two recent polls that were both conducted within the past week, a majority of respondents said that they disagree with Kaepernick's decision to protest racial inequality and police brutality by not standing for the national anthem.
In one poll, which was conducted by Reuters, 72 percent of Americans said that they thought Kaepernick's behavior was unpatriotic. Another 61 percent said that they do not "support the stance Colin Kaepernick is taking and his decision not to stand during the national anthem."
The Reuters poll of 2,903 adults was conducted between Sept. 6-12. Kaepernick's protest went public on Aug. 26.
Good things polls don't dictate what people decide to protest.
Well he's black. Unlike more than 90% of the GOP.
I agree with you!
From Colin to Colon, and from Colon to Rectum, because he is a total SOB.
Republicans admire traitors.
Kaepernick isn't a traitor. That's why they're pi$$ed.
