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Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
A true American Citizen
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Date: September 25, 2016 01:46PM
Now the Redskins scumbags are raising there Black Power fists with other NFL thugs.
Ship them out of this great country if they don't like it here.
Send them to FRENCH GUIANA.
Message to them: You don't like it here, leave!
Ship them out of this great country if they don't like it here.
Send them to FRENCH GUIANA.
Message to them: You don't like it here, leave!
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
PCYPD
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Date: September 25, 2016 01:55PM
Burn that fucker down!
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
travon
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Date: September 25, 2016 02:03PM
black power mofo
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
Herbert Kornfeld
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Date: September 25, 2016 03:17PM
It would appear that the head Jew needs to re-communicate the rules of the plantation this week, lest some of these niggers get sold down the river.
The Giants all stood, so I'm now rooting against the nigger skins.
The Giants all stood, so I'm now rooting against the nigger skins.
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
A true American Citizen
()
Date: September 25, 2016 03:47PM
Very typical for Washington and the thugs they draft.
Another 5-11 ball game in the making. Damn the SKINS stink.
Another 5-11 ball game in the making. Damn the SKINS stink.
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
Skins win
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Date: September 25, 2016 05:35PM
Umm, how about those NY Ants? Spotted at least 10 points and lose? Wow, you look like quite an ass now. Very funny.
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
A true American Citizen
()
Date: September 26, 2016 11:25AM
Here is a short list of athletes who would never do what Kaepernick or the scum-skins did:
Cal Ripkin
David Ortiz
Derek Jeter
Manny Machado
Peyton Manning
Clayton Kershaw
Robinson Cano
Ryan Braun
Mookie Betts
Joe Flacco
Bryce Harper
Dez Bryant
Aaron Rodgers
Cam Newton and Odell would probably because they are scumbags.
Cal Ripkin
David Ortiz
Derek Jeter
Manny Machado
Peyton Manning
Clayton Kershaw
Robinson Cano
Ryan Braun
Mookie Betts
Joe Flacco
Bryce Harper
Dez Bryant
Aaron Rodgers
Cam Newton and Odell would probably because they are scumbags.
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
Cx3YM
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Date: September 26, 2016 11:29AM
Never thought I would EVER say this, but we need Jerry Jones here.
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
&&&&
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Date: September 26, 2016 12:43PM
Cx3YM Wrote:
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> Never thought I would EVER say this, but we need
> Jerry Jones here.
Why?
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> Never thought I would EVER say this, but we need
> Jerry Jones here.
Why?
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
Remazol
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Date: September 26, 2016 03:22PM
Remember when Danny took over? He said he was going to do for the Redskins what Jerry Jones did for the Cowboys... He has been good to his word and run them down just like Jerry did to the Cowboys.
Cx3YM Wrote:
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> Never thought I would EVER say this, but we need
> Jerry Jones here.
Cx3YM Wrote:
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> Never thought I would EVER say this, but we need
> Jerry Jones here.
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
You can go now
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Date: September 26, 2016 03:30PM
A true American Citizen Wrote:
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> Now the Redskins scumbags are raising there Black
> Power fists with other NFL thugs.
> Ship them out of this great country if they don't
> like it here.
> Send them to FRENCH GUIANA.
> Message to them: You don't like it here, leave!
Op
Love it or leave it
No one will miss you
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> Now the Redskins scumbags are raising there Black
> Power fists with other NFL thugs.
> Ship them out of this great country if they don't
> like it here.
> Send them to FRENCH GUIANA.
> Message to them: You don't like it here, leave!
Op
Love it or leave it
No one will miss you
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
You know...
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Date: September 26, 2016 07:45PM
...240 years ago, there was a revolution, a significant part of which centered around giving people the right to peacefully express their opinions. It's a football game, not a funeral: strikes me as an ideal venue to express an opinion.
So there's plenty of historical precedent for making a point without being violent or disruptive. And it's in the best traditions of US, working within "the system" for change.
Whether you agree or not, I'd respectfully submit that it's far more "un-American" to complain about it than to protest in the first place.
So there's plenty of historical precedent for making a point without being violent or disruptive. And it's in the best traditions of US, working within "the system" for change.
Whether you agree or not, I'd respectfully submit that it's far more "un-American" to complain about it than to protest in the first place.
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
Double Standard
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Date: September 26, 2016 07:53PM
You know... Wrote:
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> it's far more "un-American" to complain about
> it than to protest in the first place.
I disagree. Why is it OKAY for one to complain but the other not too?? Seriously sick of people preaching 1st Amendment rights but then strike people down for their first amendment right to have a difference in opinion.
If one is okay, you need to respect the other people whom are non violently disagreeing with them. They have the same right to "complain".
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> it's far more "un-American" to complain about
> it than to protest in the first place.
I disagree. Why is it OKAY for one to complain but the other not too?? Seriously sick of people preaching 1st Amendment rights but then strike people down for their first amendment right to have a difference in opinion.
If one is okay, you need to respect the other people whom are non violently disagreeing with them. They have the same right to "complain".
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
doubleStandard
()
Date: September 26, 2016 07:54PM
You know... Wrote:
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> it's far more "un-American" to complain about
> it than to protest in the first place.
I disagree. Why is it OKAY for one to complain but the other not too?? Seriously sick of people preaching 1st Amendment rights but then strike people down for their first amendment right to have a difference in opinion.
If one is okay, you need to respect the other people whom are non violently disagreeing with them. They have the same right to "complain".
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> it's far more "un-American" to complain about
> it than to protest in the first place.
I disagree. Why is it OKAY for one to complain but the other not too?? Seriously sick of people preaching 1st Amendment rights but then strike people down for their first amendment right to have a difference in opinion.
If one is okay, you need to respect the other people whom are non violently disagreeing with them. They have the same right to "complain".
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
You know...
()
Date: September 26, 2016 08:04PM
doubleStandard Wrote:
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> I disagree. Why is it OKAY for one to complain but
> the other not too?? Seriously sick of people
> preaching 1st Amendment rights but then strike
> people down for their first amendment right to
> have a difference in opinion.
>
> If one is okay, you need to respect the other
> people whom are non violently disagreeing with
> them. They have the same right to "complain".
It's one thing to say "I disagree with what they're saying/doing". Taking a stand that suggests the protesters are somehow violating American principles is different, because it's *not* doing so. See the difference?
I'm not personally in favor of these protests, because I don't think that it's a particularly effective venue. But "un-American" is, well, un-American.
But yeah, freedom of speech doesn't imply "no opprobrium". If I say "I think the sky is pink", that's freedom of speech; if you decide (and say) that I'm an idiot for saying so, then you're entitled to that opinion. If you say "Anyone who says the sky is pink should be thrown in jail", you're advocating abolition of First-Amendment rights, which is, again, pretty unequivocally un-American.
See the difference? It's semi-subtle, but it's there.
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> I disagree. Why is it OKAY for one to complain but
> the other not too?? Seriously sick of people
> preaching 1st Amendment rights but then strike
> people down for their first amendment right to
> have a difference in opinion.
>
> If one is okay, you need to respect the other
> people whom are non violently disagreeing with
> them. They have the same right to "complain".
It's one thing to say "I disagree with what they're saying/doing". Taking a stand that suggests the protesters are somehow violating American principles is different, because it's *not* doing so. See the difference?
I'm not personally in favor of these protests, because I don't think that it's a particularly effective venue. But "un-American" is, well, un-American.
But yeah, freedom of speech doesn't imply "no opprobrium". If I say "I think the sky is pink", that's freedom of speech; if you decide (and say) that I'm an idiot for saying so, then you're entitled to that opinion. If you say "Anyone who says the sky is pink should be thrown in jail", you're advocating abolition of First-Amendment rights, which is, again, pretty unequivocally un-American.
See the difference? It's semi-subtle, but it's there.
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
79DTL
()
Date: September 26, 2016 09:57PM
A true American Citizen Wrote:
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> Now the Redskins scumbags are raising there Black
> Power fists with other NFL thugs.
> Ship them out of this great country if they don't
> like it here.
> Send them to FRENCH GUIANA.
> Message to them: You don't like it here, leave!
Y'all are sure big on that 2nd amendment. Not so much on the 1st, huh?
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> Now the Redskins scumbags are raising there Black
> Power fists with other NFL thugs.
> Ship them out of this great country if they don't
> like it here.
> Send them to FRENCH GUIANA.
> Message to them: You don't like it here, leave!
Y'all are sure big on that 2nd amendment. Not so much on the 1st, huh?
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
idiots abound
()
Date: September 27, 2016 07:08AM
How brave collecting at minimum $28,125 per game and "protesting" social injustice. Using a platform provided by your employer to further your personal views seems self indulgent and disrespectful. If they feel that strongly about this issue, they should practice their first amendment rights on the streets with the other protesters. But that might interfere with catching that first class flight to the away games. It's really hard being a black man in the United States. At half a million a year, the NFL takes a bit of the sting out I'm sure.
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
Colin Cap-A-Nigga
()
Date: September 27, 2016 08:55AM
It's a fucking workplace. You can't do that shit if you work for Pizza Hut, or 7-11 like Gerry, or at a CSC meeting.
The NFL and the teams need to crack down on this shit. Otherwise, economics will take over and pay will be cut.
The NFL and the teams need to crack down on this shit. Otherwise, economics will take over and pay will be cut.
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
countryboy
()
Date: September 27, 2016 12:27PM
I boycott the NFL and watch NHRA drag racing on Sunday. If ANY competitor or fan did not stand for the national anthem they would get their ass beat. Real Americans at an American sport.
Re: Kaepernick, Redskins, and the NFL
Posted by:
Double Standard
()
Date: September 27, 2016 06:40PM
You know... Wrote:
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> doubleStandard Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I disagree. Why is it OKAY for one to complain
> but
> > the other not too?? Seriously sick of people
> > preaching 1st Amendment rights but then strike
> > people down for their first amendment right to
> > have a difference in opinion.
> >
> > If one is okay, you need to respect the other
> > people whom are non violently disagreeing with
> > them. They have the same right to "complain".
>
> It's one thing to say "I disagree with what
> they're saying/doing". Taking a stand that
> suggests the protesters are somehow violating
> American principles is different, because it's
> *not* doing so. See the difference?
>
> I'm not personally in favor of these protests,
> because I don't think that it's a particularly
> effective venue. But "un-American" is, well,
> un-American.
>
> But yeah, freedom of speech doesn't imply "no
> opprobrium". If I say "I think the sky is pink",
> that's freedom of speech; if you decide (and say)
> that I'm an idiot for saying so, then you're
> entitled to that opinion. If you say "Anyone who
> says the sky is pink should be thrown in jail",
> you're advocating abolition of First-Amendment
> rights, which is, again, pretty unequivocally
> un-American.
>
> See the difference? It's semi-subtle, but it's
> there.
No one said send him to jail. But I'm free to call him the piece of shit that he is just as he is free to be an asshole and disrespect this country. See the difference.
Calling someone un-american because the protest is being an american by using their first amendment right. Fucking assholes cry like they weren't hug enough as children because people call someone protesting an asshole. Protest all you want, but I'll call you an asshole all day. Doesn't mean you should go to jail but I'm also not some thug asshole that is going to use violence to make someone agree with my opinion.
Yes...protest the oppression. Protest black bias. Yes...make your point by having a black guy kill a black guy while protesting that a black criminal was shot by a black cop. You know...because white people oppress the black man.
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> doubleStandard Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I disagree. Why is it OKAY for one to complain
> but
> > the other not too?? Seriously sick of people
> > preaching 1st Amendment rights but then strike
> > people down for their first amendment right to
> > have a difference in opinion.
> >
> > If one is okay, you need to respect the other
> > people whom are non violently disagreeing with
> > them. They have the same right to "complain".
>
> It's one thing to say "I disagree with what
> they're saying/doing". Taking a stand that
> suggests the protesters are somehow violating
> American principles is different, because it's
> *not* doing so. See the difference?
>
> I'm not personally in favor of these protests,
> because I don't think that it's a particularly
> effective venue. But "un-American" is, well,
> un-American.
>
> But yeah, freedom of speech doesn't imply "no
> opprobrium". If I say "I think the sky is pink",
> that's freedom of speech; if you decide (and say)
> that I'm an idiot for saying so, then you're
> entitled to that opinion. If you say "Anyone who
> says the sky is pink should be thrown in jail",
> you're advocating abolition of First-Amendment
> rights, which is, again, pretty unequivocally
> un-American.
>
> See the difference? It's semi-subtle, but it's
> there.
No one said send him to jail. But I'm free to call him the piece of shit that he is just as he is free to be an asshole and disrespect this country. See the difference.
Calling someone un-american because the protest is being an american by using their first amendment right. Fucking assholes cry like they weren't hug enough as children because people call someone protesting an asshole. Protest all you want, but I'll call you an asshole all day. Doesn't mean you should go to jail but I'm also not some thug asshole that is going to use violence to make someone agree with my opinion.
Yes...protest the oppression. Protest black bias. Yes...make your point by having a black guy kill a black guy while protesting that a black criminal was shot by a black cop. You know...because white people oppress the black man.