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In full cooperation with the media.

That is the way I see it too. We now know from the top down it is condoned.

I've no idea what the nfl will do and really DGAF, but know exactly what I am doing.

Is that retroactive? Is it even legally retroactive?

That would be the end game of the left.

So if you take some kids from a failed culture, send them to college when they aren't college material, and
then give them millions to play a game...........that's the path to enlightenment?

The epitome of racism.

Just think how many cities will burn when they figure out they've been played by liberals and the media, did more to further enslave their people.

Eh.............they won't do [bleep] 'cept cry and claim to be super victims.

Didn't it take MLB 10 yrs to recover from the strike?
If NFL owners demanded some decent behavior from their players they'd risk maybe even more loss.
I'm not saying nationalism is a good thing..........but being a friggin coont sure isn't.

Well, the NFL has wanted to get established in Europe for quite awhile now.

They can bring their current teams and disrespect across the pond where there are even more flaming liberals than here. Then maybe they won't feel so "oppressed" ~sarcasm font~

I haven't watched a sporting event on TV in 25+ years. Couldn't tell you the names of the teams, nor the players, let alone who da fuuck is in the Superbowl year to year. Guys arguing with one another at work and playing their "fantasy leagues" always amused me.

You have a small life is the NFL thugs lead you around by the dich.
So if you are looking for someway of rationalizing drooling over thugs insulting you and your country, then you may as well move to San Fran and get the HIV. Getting it up the chute is your hobby.

Fantasy leagues of pretty clearly homo.

Here's a question for y'all: What happens when the US Army weighs in. As I remember last year, most of this Kapernick hooey was settled out before November came around and the NFL took off its pussy pink and started wearing camo in support of our miltary. That's because the US Army, one of the NFL's biggest partners, stepped in and put the kibosh on things. I can't wait for the Army to give their opinion on this.

Where did you find this out?

NYH1.

Thank you for posting, I will add these to my boycott list (most were probably there already)

Pepsico appears to be the biggest[overall] sponsor.

Bagged all my Seahawks tshirts, hats, and hoodies up, taking them to work to a guy with 4 teenage boys.... I'll find plenty to do with my free time on Sundays .....

Don't the people of Green Bay ,Wisconsin ,own the Packers? Well if thats true, then these idiots work for you the owners,and you have the right to set the work place rules and release the ones that don't follow the rules

Didn't read the whole thread. I think I can understand what the kneelers feel.
They feel like they are forced to pay tribute to something that doesn't always want to include them.

When I observe the national anthem before an event I regard it as taking a moment to give thanks for the circumstances and sacrifices that allow us to enjoy this event.
It is a little bit like saying grace before a meal only (to me anyway) it is just being grateful for a free country.

I get that people of color might feel like this is forced on them. It is not forced on them by the government though. This isn't a kingdom.
It 'could' be forced on them by their employers if they chose. Employers can dictate work conditions more restrictive local/state/federal laws. Kneeling is bad for business no doubt.
For me personally, on every one of my business correspondences I am forced to add a signature line with a logo, slogan, message, of a politician that I did not support and whom I feel has done a lot of damage. My employer has the right to impose that on me. I can't add another signature line that says something like 'the actions of the local administration do not reflect my personal beliefs'.

I really don't get turning Kapernick into some sort of social rights icon.

I REALLY don't get the idea of kneeling. To me kneeling looks more submissive, and subservient, than any other gesture they could do. Standing is a strong, proud, independent, posture. Sitting is just abstaining from it all. Kneeling shows subordination.

I really don't get why Trump weighs into this. Trump had a golden opportunity to show that race relations had improved since he took office. Days of the Obama street riots were over. This protest pre-dated Trump's tenure anyhow. It was like deliberately stepping into dog crap (similar to the N. Korea pi$$ing contest).

If this looks embarrassing now, imagine this happening at the world cup or the olympics.

I made my kid throw away his Seahawks cap and jersey. I didn't like professional sports before this BS started and I really despise it now. If they can't appreciate this country with the status and money it has provided for them I wish they would find a better country and move there immediately. They could easily afford it with the millions they get. By the way, if the president doesn't defend our flag who will.

Well, maybe they do feel that way - that's understandable - but so what? Feelings are simply that and hardly justification for radical action.

If they don't want to pay tribute, that can be fine - they can simply stand there and think their non-tribute thoughts. Instead, the making of an overt demonstration is their choice. This cuts all ways - there are times when I feel that the government is forcing me to do things I would rather not - and spending tax dollars/running programs and doing other things that exclude me. Do you not feel that way sometimes? Would that be a valid reason for me - or you - to dishonor our flag and anthem.

Understanding is one thing - supporting disrespect is another.