49ers QB Colin Kaepernick refuses to stand for the national anthem

Zake said:
And in your drug infested delusions you were talking about some sort of "symbol" which has nothing to with anything I said ever.

The greatest argument against liberalism is liberals. That's you, dim wit, since you're such a stupid pussy
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Get a clue, troll. The problem is that many Americans have a superstitious awe of national symbols while remaining ignorant about the important things those symbols stand for. Like those Americans who neglect to vote, or to become better informed about the issues and the candidates.

Sure didn't take long for you to show yourself, troll. :D
 
christiefan915 said:
Get a clue, troll. The problem is that many Americans have a superstitious awe of national symbols while remaining ignorant about the important things those symbols stand for. Like those Americans who neglect to vote, or to become better informed about the issues and the candidates.

Sure didn't take long for you to show yourself, troll.
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Hey!

I'm the troll around here! :D
 
christiefan915 said:
Get a clue, troll. The problem is that many Americans have a superstitious awe of national symbols while remaining ignorant about the important things those symbols stand for. Like those Americans who neglect to vote, or to become better informed about the issues and the candidates.

Sure didn't take long for you to show yourself, troll. :D
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Not to derail the thread but isn't not voting (at least by some) an act of protest itself?
 
Zake said:
He sits down to disrespect the country, his implication is clear
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Love the way you "true patriots" conflate two separate issues in order to trash Kaepernick. His ability to earn money from a sport has zero to do with his sitting through the anthem. Your argument would make more sense if Kaepernick publicly criticized Jed York, the guy who is actually paying his salary.

There wouldn't be a peep out of you "true patriots" if it was John Doe from Kokomo sitting through the anthem, but you feel justified in your criticism because Kaepernick's a wealthy athlete. It figures you "true patriots" think money trumps principle.
 
christiefan915 said:
Get a clue, troll. The problem is that many Americans have a superstitious awe of national symbols while remaining ignorant about the important things those symbols stand for. Like those Americans who neglect to vote, or to become better informed about the issues and the candidates.

Sure didn't take long for you to show yourself, troll. :D
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Well coward, no, we're not at all alike. You're a leftist not a liberal. That's why we have so little in common. Note how your posts are all about yourself and government, nothing about helping people
 
christiefan915 said:
Love the way you "true patriots" conflate two separate issues in order to trash Kaepernick. His ability to earn money from a sport has zero to do with his sitting through the anthem. Your argument would make more sense if Kaepernick publicly criticized Jed York, the guy who is actually paying his salary.

There wouldn't be a peep out of you "true patriots" if it was John Doe from Kokomo sitting through the anthem, but you feel justified in your criticism because Kaepernick's a wealthy athlete. It figures you "true patriots" think money trumps principle.
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Show me the quote where I used the term "true patriot," liar. You do know quoting it means those were my exact words, or don't you? As for the rest of your strawman, I'm not interested, coward
 
Rumor has it he didn't start this Social Justice crusade until he started dating a SJW/BLM activist.

The power of the pussy...
 
Darth Hussein Omar said:
The irony escapes both you and Kaep.

See, Kaep is black and he's made it in spite of a supposedly racist system and The Man lol. Why couldn't he speak a positive message?

Instead of making a lame political statement why not say 'see, I'm living proof a black man can have the American Dream. And if I can do it, you can do it too'.

But Kaep had to take the low road and reinforce the idea that the system is stacked against blacks.
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What irony?

There were rich blacks before civil rights, too. Would you have said the same thing if they were all "lame" & spoke their mind about what they saw around them?

Such a disconnect.
 
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