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What exactly do "Liberals" have to do with the national anthem* protest?
Oh, you mean back when we wrote the Constitution and led it off with that pesky First Amendment guaranteeing the right of expression? Dayum us Liberals, we so subversive.
Conservatives did not start the disrespectful national anthem protest.
I don't know the political makeup of two hundred-plus football players is, those that have any, and neither do you. This past week is just a simple, respectful and patriotic gesture of defiance against a Divider in Chief:
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Trump can’t divide this. I think sports show the perfect example of unity. It’s not just black NFL players, it’s different races. I feel like that was a clear shot at Trump, sitting on that knee like that because you just can’t do that. [What Trump said was] super disrespectful. We
showed great unity tonight. That’s what that was for. I feel like that was needed. … We’re
not going to let a guy like that tear us apart. Not just us but this whole entire league. We’re a prime example of positive people. … He should have never said that. It was a clear punch in the face. I feel like we made up for that.” << --
Dez Bryant, wide receiver whose politics are an unknown
This has zero to do with "Liberal" or "Conservative" or "right" or "left". It's simple personal attack and the consequences thereof. You don't like the consequences? Then don't launch the personal attack in the first place, and we might add,
DUH.
We do know some of the team owners who stood out with their players and/or blasted Rump for those personal attacks were Rump supporters or voters, but that still tells us nothing, unless you're about to make the case that Rump is some kind of "conservative"

--- as if he has any principles at all.
As for characterizing the mass reaction as "disrespectful" I heard that all day yesterday and all day I challenged anyone and everyone to back it up. I have yet to get answer number one. So piss off with this appeal to emotion bullshit that has nothing whatsoever behind it.
No one said the NFL players do not have the right to express themselves by disrespecting the national anthem by kneeling down during its playing.
I believe Rump did that. And I believe you're about to demonstrate how that right is squelched. Aaaaand GO.
At the same time, the American people have the same right to express themselves by continuing to boycott the NFL, burning their season tickets, burning their NFL memorabilia, refusing to purchase NFL products, influencing businesses to cut ties with them or face losing consumer support / money, etc...
There is no "boycott" of the NFL, Klown.
The 1st Amendment does not FORCE anyone to support anyone exercising their right of free speech.
America and the Constitution is pretty awesome that way.
You purporting to even know how to spell Constitution after the rant above is like Michael Moore giving dietary advice. I'm good, thanks.