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Hopefully this hurts the 49's and the NFL
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Bob Denman
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You're Gonna LOVE This!
Have you seen the socks that he wears during practice? nojoke
Have you seen the socks that he wears during practice? nojoke
mowin
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REALLY.,. I hope this POS really needs to call 911. If I were a cop, I'd stop at Dunkin donuts first. What a saahole. And the NFL won't let the cowboys put a sticker on there helmets honoring the fallen police officers. :banghead:. I will not watch another NFL game until they grow a pair.
Bob Denman
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His First Amendment Rights guarantee him the right to be a :cus:...
It also gives us the right to voice our displeasure to the NFL, the Team owners, and the TV networks about this! :thumbup:
It also gives us the right to voice our displeasure to the NFL, the Team owners, and the TV networks about this! :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
He did it again last night and had an accomplice this time. It also happened at a Seahawks game.
The virus is spreading. I am considering boycotting viewing any such game. That's my free speech. :thumbup:
The virus is spreading. I am considering boycotting viewing any such game. That's my free speech. :thumbup:
Sam Mac
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Just can this no good no talent SOB and be done with it. I am so sick and tired of these privileged jerks. If you want to talk about sacrifice go talk to those that have suffered life altering wounds for this country, not some law breaking thugs that got what they deserved. :banghead:
Sam Mac
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Thinking about this issue the cure is very simple, just boycott all NFL games until the 49ers fire him. I'd bet after a week or two he'd be gone. Money talks when it comes to the NFL. :thumbup:
Edit: This is what I sent out to my e-mail group, feel free to forward it to your friends.
Colin Kaepernick Converted To Islam Before His Anti-AmericanStance. Coincidence?
https://conservativedailypost.com/colin-kaepernick-converted-to-islam-before-his-anti-american-stance-coincidence/?utm_source=Push&utm_medium=OneSignal&utm_campaign=28_August_1630
This POS needs to go. Simple answer, just boycott EVERYNFL GAME. The NFL is all about $$$$$ when the TV ratings tank becauseof Kaepernick he will be history.
Edit: This is what I sent out to my e-mail group, feel free to forward it to your friends.
Colin Kaepernick Converted To Islam Before His Anti-AmericanStance. Coincidence?
https://conservativedailypost.com/colin-kaepernick-converted-to-islam-before-his-anti-american-stance-coincidence/?utm_source=Push&utm_medium=OneSignal&utm_campaign=28_August_1630
This POS needs to go. Simple answer, just boycott EVERYNFL GAME. The NFL is all about $$$$$ when the TV ratings tank becauseof Kaepernick he will be history.
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mowin
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I've already notified the NFL that I will no longer watch another game until they man up and support our troops and law enforcement officers.
I'm only one guy, but hopefully many others will join me.
BoilerAnimal
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You might want to seek out a little more reliable media source.
http://www.snopes.com/colin-kaepernick-converts-to-islam/
Sam Mac
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I got this info from one of our members, see post # 24
"Kaepernick recently converted to Islam and is engaged to a radical Islamic that is a BLM activist. It sounds strangely similar to the story of the guy that married a terrorist and committed The San Bernardino shooting.
https://conservativedailypost.com/co...28_August_1630 "
Guess I should have verified it myself before posting. Thanks for correcting.
mowin
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Hummm. And snopes has never been wrong or altered a story as they see fit?
Cruzr Joe
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Difference here .................. ONE LOVES THIS COUNTRY AND WANTS TO MAKE IT BETTER............... The other one whines and sits out the National Anthem
Cruzr Joe
Cruzr Joe
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Sam Mac
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Note who wrote this at the end.
Note whowrote this:
Please read
Message from a non-oppressed black man to ColinKaepernick…
If there’s one thing I live for, it’s football season, especially college. Saturday night I was enjoying a fantastic game between Charleston Southern University and NorthDakota State University. The game went into overtime and ended with the Bison of NDSU winning 24-17. However, as I watched this thrilling game, it was anitem on the ESPN news ticker that disturbed me — to which I see a need to respond to this “teachable moment.”
As we reported yesterday, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick refused to stand for the National Anthem in Friday’s pre-season game against Green Bay because he was protesting “black oppression” in the United States. The Niners went on to lose. The NFL issued a statement that said players are encouraged but not required to stand for the national anthem. Hmm, this is the same NFLthat refused to allow the Dallas Cowboys to wear a helmet decal in honor of the fallen Dallas Police officers gunned down on Thursday July 7th. *
St.Louis Rams displayed the false narrative symbol of “hands up, dont shoot” —which we know didn’t happen. I find it rather interesting that the NFL has no issue disrespecting law enforcement officers but only “encourages” players to respect the symbol of our nation, the American flag, and our anthem, the Star Spangled Banner. However, I would recommend a simple scripture from the wise King Solomon for Mr. Kaepernick, Proverbs 17:28 (NIV): “Even fools are thought wise if they keep silent, and discerning if they hold their tongues.” Or, as the old folks down South would say, “best for a stupid person to keep their mouth shut and not open it and let everyone know they are.”
Mr.Kaepernick, a biracial young man adopted and raised by white parents, claims America is oppressing blacks at a time when we have a black, biracial president who was twice elected. We’ve had two black attorneys general and currently have a black secretary of homeland security, along with a black national security advisor. Here in Dallas our police chief, whom I know, is an outstanding black leader. The officer in Milwaukee who shot the armed assailant after issuing an order to drop his weapon was black. Is Mr. Kaepernick following suit and cherry-picking what he terms “oppression?” First of all, let me clarify to you sir, you are a multi-millionaire “one-percenter” just because you can throw a ball and kiss your biceps. Men like Jesse Owens, Jackie Robinson, Hank Aaron,Oscar Robertson, Ernie Davis, and Bernard King and Condredge Halloway of my alma mater were athletes who knew of oppression. You sir may certainly have the right to sit upon your “fourth point of contact” when the National Anthem is played but never forget, you live in a nation that has provided you theprivilege to have that right. My story is one I wish to share.
Mydad was a corporal in the U.S. Army and served during World War II. He was born in 1920 and knew oppression. Yet, when he sat me down on the steps of our home, 651Kennesaw Ave NE in Atlanta, he shared with me that there was no greater honor or privilege, than to wear the uniform of these United States. Perhaps that ‘s why his first and middle sons, along with his grandson, are all U.S. combat veterans, just like Dad. Herman West Sr. was not a victim, and he raised men who would never allow anyone to suppress or oppress them. Perhaps you should stop trying to make victims and admonish people, black people, to be victors — try it, and you may find that more satisfying than your insidious action and word vomiting.
If you want to know about oppression of blacks in America, past and present, how about you ask Rep. Nancy Pelosi of the San Fran Bay Area about the policies that decimated the black family? Maybe you can cross the Bay over to Oakland and ask Rep. Barbara Lee about the 13 to15 million black babies killed since1973, and ask her who is Margaret Sanger? Or perhaps you can ask the two California senators, Boxer and Feinstein, about who doesn’t support better education opportunities for black children in the inner cities — school choice,vouchers, charter schools, home schooling.
Perhaps you didn’t know Barack ***** was the one who cancelled the DC school voucher program for deserving young black children — talk about oppression. Is that something you’re willing to do, or is it just too difficult? You should look at who’s been controlling the communities and cities where blacks live. This isn’t not about what America has done; it’s about what a certain group, a political party has done. And your somewhat back handed comment towards our law enforcement officers — well, wonder how many times San Francisco PD has protected you? Here is the deal young man. My recommendation is that you apologize. Be a stand up fella and admit you made a very stupid comment. Humbly state that you do realize how very special this country is and the opportunities it has afforded you — and many others.
You should take that stand and apologize to all of those who are currently serving in our Armed Forces and those veterans who’ve been willing to make that last full measure of devotion. You see, when the National Anthem is played, it has a very special meaning to us — maybe you should take a hiatus and go over to Helmand Province in Afghanistan and spend a week and understand why. Go overand throw a football with the men and women who enable you to earn those millions of dollars. The American flag has a very touching meaning for those of us for whom it will drape our coffin — as it was for my Dad…and it will be for me. That song defines who we are as a proud and exceptional people.
This is a land where so many dream of coming to and earning the title of American* Your actions were shameful, disgusting, despicable and disrespectful. You do have a right and a freedom of expression. But know, there are consequences to your ignorant action, which is what it was. When the National Anthem is played, I salute because I am a black man born and raised in the inner city afforded the opportunity for greatness in my own right. May you seek God’s forgiveness and find humility, because we, the people are not going to forget what you did and said
AllenB. West
Note whowrote this:
Please read
Message from a non-oppressed black man to ColinKaepernick…
If there’s one thing I live for, it’s football season, especially college. Saturday night I was enjoying a fantastic game between Charleston Southern University and NorthDakota State University. The game went into overtime and ended with the Bison of NDSU winning 24-17. However, as I watched this thrilling game, it was anitem on the ESPN news ticker that disturbed me — to which I see a need to respond to this “teachable moment.”
As we reported yesterday, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick refused to stand for the National Anthem in Friday’s pre-season game against Green Bay because he was protesting “black oppression” in the United States. The Niners went on to lose. The NFL issued a statement that said players are encouraged but not required to stand for the national anthem. Hmm, this is the same NFLthat refused to allow the Dallas Cowboys to wear a helmet decal in honor of the fallen Dallas Police officers gunned down on Thursday July 7th. *
St.Louis Rams displayed the false narrative symbol of “hands up, dont shoot” —which we know didn’t happen. I find it rather interesting that the NFL has no issue disrespecting law enforcement officers but only “encourages” players to respect the symbol of our nation, the American flag, and our anthem, the Star Spangled Banner. However, I would recommend a simple scripture from the wise King Solomon for Mr. Kaepernick, Proverbs 17:28 (NIV): “Even fools are thought wise if they keep silent, and discerning if they hold their tongues.” Or, as the old folks down South would say, “best for a stupid person to keep their mouth shut and not open it and let everyone know they are.”
Mr.Kaepernick, a biracial young man adopted and raised by white parents, claims America is oppressing blacks at a time when we have a black, biracial president who was twice elected. We’ve had two black attorneys general and currently have a black secretary of homeland security, along with a black national security advisor. Here in Dallas our police chief, whom I know, is an outstanding black leader. The officer in Milwaukee who shot the armed assailant after issuing an order to drop his weapon was black. Is Mr. Kaepernick following suit and cherry-picking what he terms “oppression?” First of all, let me clarify to you sir, you are a multi-millionaire “one-percenter” just because you can throw a ball and kiss your biceps. Men like Jesse Owens, Jackie Robinson, Hank Aaron,Oscar Robertson, Ernie Davis, and Bernard King and Condredge Halloway of my alma mater were athletes who knew of oppression. You sir may certainly have the right to sit upon your “fourth point of contact” when the National Anthem is played but never forget, you live in a nation that has provided you theprivilege to have that right. My story is one I wish to share.
Mydad was a corporal in the U.S. Army and served during World War II. He was born in 1920 and knew oppression. Yet, when he sat me down on the steps of our home, 651Kennesaw Ave NE in Atlanta, he shared with me that there was no greater honor or privilege, than to wear the uniform of these United States. Perhaps that ‘s why his first and middle sons, along with his grandson, are all U.S. combat veterans, just like Dad. Herman West Sr. was not a victim, and he raised men who would never allow anyone to suppress or oppress them. Perhaps you should stop trying to make victims and admonish people, black people, to be victors — try it, and you may find that more satisfying than your insidious action and word vomiting.
If you want to know about oppression of blacks in America, past and present, how about you ask Rep. Nancy Pelosi of the San Fran Bay Area about the policies that decimated the black family? Maybe you can cross the Bay over to Oakland and ask Rep. Barbara Lee about the 13 to15 million black babies killed since1973, and ask her who is Margaret Sanger? Or perhaps you can ask the two California senators, Boxer and Feinstein, about who doesn’t support better education opportunities for black children in the inner cities — school choice,vouchers, charter schools, home schooling.
Perhaps you didn’t know Barack ***** was the one who cancelled the DC school voucher program for deserving young black children — talk about oppression. Is that something you’re willing to do, or is it just too difficult? You should look at who’s been controlling the communities and cities where blacks live. This isn’t not about what America has done; it’s about what a certain group, a political party has done. And your somewhat back handed comment towards our law enforcement officers — well, wonder how many times San Francisco PD has protected you? Here is the deal young man. My recommendation is that you apologize. Be a stand up fella and admit you made a very stupid comment. Humbly state that you do realize how very special this country is and the opportunities it has afforded you — and many others.
You should take that stand and apologize to all of those who are currently serving in our Armed Forces and those veterans who’ve been willing to make that last full measure of devotion. You see, when the National Anthem is played, it has a very special meaning to us — maybe you should take a hiatus and go over to Helmand Province in Afghanistan and spend a week and understand why. Go overand throw a football with the men and women who enable you to earn those millions of dollars. The American flag has a very touching meaning for those of us for whom it will drape our coffin — as it was for my Dad…and it will be for me. That song defines who we are as a proud and exceptional people.
This is a land where so many dream of coming to and earning the title of American* Your actions were shameful, disgusting, despicable and disrespectful. You do have a right and a freedom of expression. But know, there are consequences to your ignorant action, which is what it was. When the National Anthem is played, I salute because I am a black man born and raised in the inner city afforded the opportunity for greatness in my own right. May you seek God’s forgiveness and find humility, because we, the people are not going to forget what you did and said
AllenB. West
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Bob Denman
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:clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap:
Bob Denman
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Did you happen to hear the report that one of the Police Departments that provides security at the 49ers home-games... might not! :clap: :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Yes! And I agree x 2. :yes:
cptjam
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Better idea!
How about the Pat Tillman option? Take a leave of absence for military duty, enlist, become an Army Ranger, and see some combat? Go see what real oppression looks like, see genocide, mass murders and wholesale slaughter of innocent women and children. See how those people are so very thankful that America sends its sons and daughters to defend them! After just one tour, I bet you will feel a bit of rage when someone disrespects the flag. Perhaps then, maybe, you might have a clue. Until then, remember that this country leads the world. Superpower. The most powerful nation on earth, with a Black President. So, tell us, just how this oppression thing you are protesting makes any sense? If you had called a press conference, said your opinion, and did so with dignity, cool. You have a right to free speech. You don't have a right to disrespect the country. You may cloak it in the 1st amendment, but disrespect is disrespect. Tacky. As a citizen of this country, you experience the blessings of liberty. Sad to see you take it for granted.
How about the Pat Tillman option? Take a leave of absence for military duty, enlist, become an Army Ranger, and see some combat? Go see what real oppression looks like, see genocide, mass murders and wholesale slaughter of innocent women and children. See how those people are so very thankful that America sends its sons and daughters to defend them! After just one tour, I bet you will feel a bit of rage when someone disrespects the flag. Perhaps then, maybe, you might have a clue. Until then, remember that this country leads the world. Superpower. The most powerful nation on earth, with a Black President. So, tell us, just how this oppression thing you are protesting makes any sense? If you had called a press conference, said your opinion, and did so with dignity, cool. You have a right to free speech. You don't have a right to disrespect the country. You may cloak it in the 1st amendment, but disrespect is disrespect. Tacky. As a citizen of this country, you experience the blessings of liberty. Sad to see you take it for granted.
