james bond
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He's a scumbag and probably can't play anymore. He looks slow to me. He should stay out, enjoy his life, and demonstrate like a regular citizen if he doesn't like the flag, police, and US government policies. No place for what he did in a workplace or private setting. He's passe as an icon. Just look at his afro.
"Kunta Kinte is the main character in Alex Haley’s 1976 novel “Roots: The Saga of an American Family,” which became the basis for the 1977 ABC series “Roots.”
The iconic Kunta Kinte character was kidnapped from Africa and forced into slavery in the American South. He attempted and failed to escape four times, and was whipped in a famous scene for refusing to adopt the new name, “Toby,” imposed on him by his owner. The character, although fictional, has remained a theme in pop culture and was most notably championed by Kendrick Lamar in his song “King Kunta.”
praised Kaepernick, calling him a “legend,” applauding him for his “troll level 100,” and saying they had “so much respect for this man,” others were less impressed, calling out the athlete for using an inappropriate comparison for his situation.">Kaepernick’s decision to wear the shirt Saturday ― which appeared to be a statement about refusing to change or back down in the face of pressure from the NFL ― did not go unnoticed. While some fans praised Kaepernick, calling him a “legend,” applauding him for his “troll level 100,” and saying they had “so much respect for this man,” others were less impressed, calling out the athlete for using an inappropriate comparison for his situation."
Colin Kaepernick Sent A Message With His T-Shirt During His NFL Workout
No team has called him after his workout
. Maybe it was his tee or being difficult in choosing a workout facility. It's a Mexican standoff where both sides walk away backwards with guns drawn.
"In the aftermath of Colin Kaepernick’s Saturday workout, some in league circles have suggested that nothing will change. For now, nothing has changed.
Per a league source, Kaepernick’s representatives have not heard from any teams with either an invitation to work out privately or an offer to sign a contract.
It’s no surprise, even if the league’s intentions were genuine and pure (Kaepernick’s camp suspected from the outset that they were not), no team had invited Kaepernick to work out privately or had offered him a contract in the 32 months since he became a free agent."
No offers, no workout invitations for Colin Kaepernick after Saturday’s session
"Kunta Kinte is the main character in Alex Haley’s 1976 novel “Roots: The Saga of an American Family,” which became the basis for the 1977 ABC series “Roots.”
The iconic Kunta Kinte character was kidnapped from Africa and forced into slavery in the American South. He attempted and failed to escape four times, and was whipped in a famous scene for refusing to adopt the new name, “Toby,” imposed on him by his owner. The character, although fictional, has remained a theme in pop culture and was most notably championed by Kendrick Lamar in his song “King Kunta.”
praised Kaepernick, calling him a “legend,” applauding him for his “troll level 100,” and saying they had “so much respect for this man,” others were less impressed, calling out the athlete for using an inappropriate comparison for his situation.">Kaepernick’s decision to wear the shirt Saturday ― which appeared to be a statement about refusing to change or back down in the face of pressure from the NFL ― did not go unnoticed. While some fans praised Kaepernick, calling him a “legend,” applauding him for his “troll level 100,” and saying they had “so much respect for this man,” others were less impressed, calling out the athlete for using an inappropriate comparison for his situation."
Colin Kaepernick Sent A Message With His T-Shirt During His NFL Workout
No team has called him after his workout
. Maybe it was his tee or being difficult in choosing a workout facility. It's a Mexican standoff where both sides walk away backwards with guns drawn."In the aftermath of Colin Kaepernick’s Saturday workout, some in league circles have suggested that nothing will change. For now, nothing has changed.
Per a league source, Kaepernick’s representatives have not heard from any teams with either an invitation to work out privately or an offer to sign a contract.
It’s no surprise, even if the league’s intentions were genuine and pure (Kaepernick’s camp suspected from the outset that they were not), no team had invited Kaepernick to work out privately or had offered him a contract in the 32 months since he became a free agent."
No offers, no workout invitations for Colin Kaepernick after Saturday’s session
