No more Kneeling for NFL

Evmetro said:
The other thing I enjoy is reading all the lefty chatter that goes on after they lose. Lefties have a hard time seeing when they have lost.
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Let's see.

They can stay in the locker room to make the statement. Leaving a sparse team presence on the field.

The can kneel and the team pays for it.

lol

Some kind of loss there, Festus.

Dumbfuck
 
Scared NFL Makes Epic Mistake with Anthem Policy

I think the NFL was scared about lost of profits and Trump?!! The NFL players union was not consulted on the asinine decision!

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Sirthinksalot said:
So according to your idiotic cartoon, people who want to see athletes standing (or not present) during the national anthem preceding sporting events, are Nazis?

To call you an imbecile would be unfairly insulting to imbeciles.
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lol

You think that's what it means?

Your massive stupidity is becoming legendary.
 
When the anthem is played, and the flag is raised, people, no matter where they are, should stand and honor both.
Of course a person has the right to not do either, but if they are not showing the proper respect to our nation's great symbol of freedom, they're disrespecting those who have sacrificed so much for the very freedom they have to protest...
Stay in the locker room, guys and gals if you feel the need. The majority of Americans will be standing tall, hats off, hand over their heart and singing loud and proud...
 
TOP said:
When the anthem is played, and the flag is raised, people, no matter where they are, should stand and honor both.
Of course a person has the right to not do either, but if they are not showing the proper respect to our nation's great symbol of freedom, they're disrespecting those who have sacrificed so much for the very freedom they have to protest...
Stay in the locker room, guys and gals if you feel the need. The majority of Americans will be standing tall, hats off, hand over their heart and singing loud and proud...
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What about the soldier who advised Kap that kneeling was showing proper respect? He sacrificed for our freedom, right, and yet he was fine with Kap kneeling.

Do you feel like saying something disrespectful about him...not to mention all the other military who have shown support? Are they not worthy of respect, according to your blurb up there, simply because they actually understand what they fought for meanwhile you spout a patriotic Hallmark card and assume that's the final word on it?

Have you worn a uniform so you can inform everyone else about why Americans wear the uniform and deserve our unquestioning respect...except for those who we don't agree with?
 
Gotcha68 said:
What about the soldier who advised Kap that kneeling was showing proper respect? He sacrificed for our freedom, right, and yet he was fine with Kap kneeling.

Do you feel like saying something disrespectful about him...not to mention all the other military who have shown support? Are they not worthy of respect, according to your blurb up there, simply because they actually understand what they fought for meanwhile you spout a patriotic Hallmark card and assume that's the final word on it?
That soldier has an absolute right to feel that way and express his opinion.

Have you worn a uniform so you can inform everyone else about why Americans wear the uniform and deserve our unquestioning respect...except for those who we don't agree with?
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I respect all of our military-that's why I feel the proper respect should be shown for the flag and the anthem... I don't hesitate to remind people at events, btw... To stand, to remove their hat, to be quiet if they aren't going to sing..;)
That being said...
Why is it so impossible to have a reasonable discussion with you? You just can't see to find a way to reply with out overreacting and completely twisting whatever I post...
Why is that?
(I'm sure your thanking, lurking mentor will answer for you as is the norm, but I'd like to hear from you...)
 
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