It was his patriotic duty....
I'm praising him for what he did regardless of the money. You or one of your friends introduced the "money" into this conversation, I didn't. My focus is on the deed. Yours is on the money.
My post wasn't aiming on Kaepernick, but on you.
You said he "decided to put a stop to the hypocrisy". You're defending his attempt to "stop hypocrisy" and at the same time you're praising him for doing so after he took the money.
Who exactly was being a hypocrite here?
We are praising him for exercising his 1rst amendment rights even though it angers retarded people countrywide.I'm praising him for what he did regardless of the money. You or one of your friends introduced the "money" into this conversation, I didn't. My focus is on the deed. Yours is on the money.
My post wasn't aiming on Kaepernick, but on you.
You said he "decided to put a stop to the hypocrisy". You're defending his attempt to "stop hypocrisy" and at the same time you're praising him for doing so after he took the money.
Who exactly was being a hypocrite here?
What exactly are you praising him for? Sitting down during the national anthem?
Let's see, he had years to talk about oppression, he never did. Suddenly, he lose his starting QB role and decide to protest, like a 5 year old kid when doesn't get a toy. So, instead of working harder to prove himself, he sit down and makes it about "oppression". Viola, instead of being forgotten as benched QB, leftist praise him as a hero.
But in reality, he's no hero, just an asshole.
He put his career on the line for a worthy cause. I won't speculate about his reasons. That isn't important. BLM and other protestors weren't nearly as effective in getting the public's attention as Kap's simple non violent gesture.I'm praising him for what he did regardless of the money. You or one of your friends introduced the "money" into this conversation, I didn't. My focus is on the deed. Yours is on the money.
My post wasn't aiming on Kaepernick, but on you.
You said he "decided to put a stop to the hypocrisy". You're defending his attempt to "stop hypocrisy" and at the same time you're praising him for doing so after he took the money.
Who exactly was being a hypocrite here?
What exactly are you praising him for? Sitting down during the national anthem?
Let's see, he had years to talk about oppression, he never did. Suddenly, he lose his starting QB role and decide to protest, like a 5 year old kid when doesn't get a toy. So, instead of working harder to prove himself, he sit down and makes it about "oppression". Viola, instead of being forgotten as benched QB, leftist praise him as a hero.
But in reality, he's no hero, just an asshole.
You see to have overlooked the fact that some of the Black killed or shot by cops were following the law.
Of course there are plenty of dumb people making Kap wealthier.
He put his career on the line for a worthy cause. I won't speculate about his reasons. That isn't important. BLM and other protestors weren't nearly as effective in getting the public's attention as Kap's simple non violent gesture.I'm praising him for what he did regardless of the money. You or one of your friends introduced the "money" into this conversation, I didn't. My focus is on the deed. Yours is on the money.
My post wasn't aiming on Kaepernick, but on you.
You said he "decided to put a stop to the hypocrisy". You're defending his attempt to "stop hypocrisy" and at the same time you're praising him for doing so after he took the money.
Who exactly was being a hypocrite here?
What exactly are you praising him for? Sitting down during the national anthem?
Let's see, he had years to talk about oppression, he never did. Suddenly, he lose his starting QB role and decide to protest, like a 5 year old kid when doesn't get a toy. So, instead of working harder to prove himself, he sit down and makes it about "oppression". Viola, instead of being forgotten as benched QB, leftist praise him as a hero.
But in reality, he's no hero, just an asshole.
Oppression was't the issue , the issue being protested is the murder of unarmed Black men with impunity by rogue cops under the color of authority.
When cops are killed there are parades, crowded funerals and long processions mourning their loss. But the victims of murder by cop
go unheralded with nary a thought of public sympathy. The pain is deepened when the killer cop isn't prosecuted ..even when video shows his culpability. You didn't care… Kaps action got your attention but you still don't care. But as more athletes, such as the SeaHawks ,follow suit…perhaps the White people of this nation might begin to understand and subsequently make changes.
He put his career on the line for a worthy cause. I won't speculate about his reasons. That isn't important. BLM and other protestors weren't nearly as effective in getting the public's attention as Kap's simple non violent gesture.I'm praising him for what he did regardless of the money. You or one of your friends introduced the "money" into this conversation, I didn't. My focus is on the deed. Yours is on the money.
My post wasn't aiming on Kaepernick, but on you.
You said he "decided to put a stop to the hypocrisy". You're defending his attempt to "stop hypocrisy" and at the same time you're praising him for doing so after he took the money.
Who exactly was being a hypocrite here?
What exactly are you praising him for? Sitting down during the national anthem?
Let's see, he had years to talk about oppression, he never did. Suddenly, he lose his starting QB role and decide to protest, like a 5 year old kid when doesn't get a toy. So, instead of working harder to prove himself, he sit down and makes it about "oppression". Viola, instead of being forgotten as benched QB, leftist praise him as a hero.
But in reality, he's no hero, just an asshole.
Oppression was't the issue , the issue being protested is the murder of unarmed Black men with impunity by rogue cops under the color of authority.
When cops are killed there are parades, crowded funerals and long processions mourning their loss. But the victims of murder by cop
go unheralded with nary a thought of public sympathy. The pain is deepened when the killer cop isn't prosecuted ..even when video shows his culpability. You didn't care… Kaps action got your attention but you still don't care. But as more athletes, such as the SeaHawks ,follow suit…perhaps the White people of this nation might begin to understand and subsequently make changes.
He put his career on the line for a worthy cause. I won't speculate about his reasons. That isn't important. BLM and other protestors weren't nearly as effective in getting the public's attention as Kap's simple non violent gesture.I'm praising him for what he did regardless of the money. You or one of your friends introduced the "money" into this conversation, I didn't. My focus is on the deed. Yours is on the money.
My post wasn't aiming on Kaepernick, but on you.
You said he "decided to put a stop to the hypocrisy". You're defending his attempt to "stop hypocrisy" and at the same time you're praising him for doing so after he took the money.
Who exactly was being a hypocrite here?
What exactly are you praising him for? Sitting down during the national anthem?
Let's see, he had years to talk about oppression, he never did. Suddenly, he lose his starting QB role and decide to protest, like a 5 year old kid when doesn't get a toy. So, instead of working harder to prove himself, he sit down and makes it about "oppression". Viola, instead of being forgotten as benched QB, leftist praise him as a hero.
But in reality, he's no hero, just an asshole.
Oppression was't the issue , the issue being protested is the murder of unarmed Black men with impunity by rogue cops under the color of authority.
When cops are killed there are parades, crowded funerals and long processions mourning their loss. But the victims of murder by cop
go unheralded with nary a thought of public sympathy. The pain is deepened when the killer cop isn't prosecuted ..even when video shows his culpability. You didn't care… Kaps action got your attention but you still don't care. But as more athletes, such as the SeaHawks ,follow suit…perhaps the White people of this nation might begin to understand and subsequently make changes.
