You didn’t answer my question. You’re making a point that his actions are on the clock making it the businesses responsibility to handle, yet you don’t respect how the business handled it. Don’t point the finger at somebody else when I ask you a direct question, that’s a cheap way to debate.
First of all, Thank you for your service. I respect ALL and any Vets that fought for this country. I am sure you are proud to be an American. I know that I am. Of course, I am not a Vet. I wished that I joined the military when I was young. But this isn't what my comment is about.
Secondly, all I am going to say is that Colin Kaepernick said what he had to. He could have said and done what he did in a more professional manner. Taking a knee during the National Anthem to protest was wrong. Whether we come to agree on this, I am sure we won't.
All I can tell you, is the fact, It is all about Respect. I am sure if you ran a business and I was to take a knee and protest in your business, I would be fired. Probably on the spot. I would understand and take responsibility for what I did. Protesting in the business such a football field, only because you (in general) disagree whatever the reason for your protest, is wrong. He could have easily protested in the locker room, and it wouldn't have been a problem. But since he chose to protest on the football field during the National Anthem, that is why he became a controversial figure.
I am sure it is one of the many reasons why you fought for your country for people like Kaepernick to do things like this. But I believe it was wrong.
I am always going to point fingers at him. He disrespected not only our National Anthem, he disrespected a lot of Veterans. If it was some other song being played during that time, and he wanted to protest whatever his cause, go have at it. But he chose the National Anthem. That to me is disrespectful.
You never saw Jerry Rice or Emmit Smith of the Dallas Cowboys ever taking a knee during the National Anthem. They knew better.
As for Roger Goodell, he is the Commissioner. He should have stepped in. Especially, when he knew it was hurting the NFL brand. As well, as the organization as a whole.
As for your question previously, I didn't answer it because, it lacks substance. So I am sure we will never agree on this. So I am sure you will respond. I don't understand why you would stand aside the SJW anyways. They mean NOTHING to this country. Only to a few.
In case you haven't noticed, people will continue to stop watching the NFL and buying the jerseys of their favorite teams. The NFL is tainted. And it has been since Kaepernick decided to taint the brand.
So, yes...I will continue to stand by what I said. And I am sure you will too.
So there is no sense of pandering down to your level.