Asclepias
Diamond Member
67% of Nikes customers are white people. Its not nice to call them not normal.Only frightened whites read it as offensive. Everyone else sees it as legendary. Hell Nike even made an ad from it.You only change your tactics if you are failing with your message. That never happened.He wants his integrity as a man to remain intact long before playing football. Thats a real man. You dont change your tactics to make whites more comfortable. You do whats right and become legendary. He became one with the message.Of course he still wants to play football. What athlete wouldnt want to play the sport he loves? You dont know much about that though. As a man he should stand up for what he believes which he did and is still doing. He isnt controlled like you are claiming Brees is. A real man stands by his convictions until he receives truth that changes his view..Yes frightened,He only became the issue to you because he frightened you. To us he refocused attention on the issues. The man is a born leader.Kap did right. He stood up for his beliefs like a man should. Now he is legendary and will be in the history books as a freedom fighter.Kap had the balls to stand by his convictions. So either Brees changed his beliefs or he is a spineless pussy.So youre calling Brees a spineless pussy?Obviously its not his belief anymore. If it was he wouldnt be apologizing for it like Kap.His statement was retarded and therefore offensive. Youre whining about another mans apology. Grow a pair and toughen up. Stop crying bitch.I'm enjoying the response of you clowns. All that matters is he backed down publicly. That was a smart move. The right move. It sends a message. Dont be a dickhead and honor some rag more than another human.Too late. Brees changed his stance you moron.Brees has been taking a lot of flack since yesterday for disagreeing with those who took a knee for the national anthem and our flag. And make no mistake, it IS our flag.
“I will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America or our country,” Brees said.
I won't either. Cuz that flag is symbol of us, this country, and what it stands for. Sure, there is racism and injustice, but that isn't what this country stands for or represents. It's an imperfect place with imperfect people, and we truly have a lot of problems to fix. When someone like Colin Kaepernick won't honor the country and people he lives in and with, then he is wrong. It's no different to my mind than when Hillary Clinton calls some of us deplorables. News flash to her, Kaepernick, and all those who castigated Brees: you disrespect an awful lot of good people because you're mad at the bad people. And that does not help your cause any.
“I love and respect my teammates and I stand right there with them in regards to fighting for racial equality and justice,” Brees said. “I also stand with my grandfathers who risked their lives for this country and countless other military men and women who do it on a daily basis.”
I stand with Drew Brees. Today and everyday. Oh, and one more thing: all lives matter.
Of course he did, publicly, he probably still believes what he said, and now he gets to be mad about the mob coming after him.
SJW types like you love apology theater, even if it just makes people hate your guts even more.
Are you feeling harassed now, pussy?
His statement was not offensive. That soft wibble soy boys like you find it to be shows you have no balls.
His statement was his belief, same as mine. Kapernick is guilty of thinking his view on what he was doing overrides people's view on what he did. The pig socks didn't help things.
I doubt it, he is doing the apology walk, a show, nothing more.
Kap is an idiot and a smug asshole, that's why he won't admit he went at it the wrong way.
Nope, just a realist. Sad he had to do it, but not unexpected.
Kap on the other hand could have figured out other ways to get his point across, but made the kneeling his hill to die on.
Kap was poorly advised. he could have kept his convictions and tried a new approach if he really cared about the message.
What he ended up doing was caring too much about how he delivered the message, and his own bruised ego about not getting it across the way HE wanted people to read it.
He became the issue instead of the issue staying the issue. He's an egotistical moron, and he could have done better if he learned to adjust to the situation.
Lol, "frightened"
By adjusting the delivery of his message, he could have continued on, instead the delivery became the message to many people, and he ruined himself over it.
He did continue on. He isnt ruined. Hes a fucking millionaire and making more each day.
And yet he still wants to play football (maybe), but is too prideful to make any changes to do so.
He wants his ego intact more than he wants to play football. That "open tryout" fiasco shows that.
If he were a real man he would have tried another tactic if and when he realized the method of the message overcame the message.
You change your tactics if you clearly care about your message, and not just about yourself.
He did fail. People read it as offensive, not as brave. He could have changed tactics but he didn't.
Nike is well aware that it is hood rats that buy or steal their product.
Not normal people.