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Isn't it a first amendment right to express one's feelings about how Americans should act and where they should go? Just sayin...[/QUOTE
Just exercising my First Amendment rights as well to say that if an action that is non-violent and poses no threat or physical harm at all to anyone else for just a few minutes prompts someone to tell them to leave the nation, it does not say much for their tolerance level or respect for other Americans. That person has First Amendment rights, but obviously disrespects the same rights for others if they are telling them to leave.
I never felt the need to do that. I am capable of merely disagreeing, but still respecting the rights of others. It is disrespectful to tell someone to leave the nation, who has every legal right to be here. No worries. I won't try to convince you. Just explaining my views. Agree to disagree.
I never felt the need to do that. I am capable of merely disagreeing, but still respecting the rights of others. It is disrespectful to tell someone to leave the nation, who has every legal right to be here. No worries. I won't try to convince you. Just explaining my views. Agree to disagree.
You're free to your opinion of what constitutes disrespect. It's all good.
Looking back on this, Kaepernick can be summed up like this: He wants attention. We never heard him do such things until he was fading from the limelight. Suddenly he kneels for the anthem. Now he has the attention, but he is a pariah as a result. Now he wants to stand for the national anthem.
Personally, I don't pay much attention to him. For some reason, I don't feel the need to wish him the worst.
You only "convert to islam" if you are a terrorist sympathizer.
More or less. Conversion to Islam almost always indicates espousal of some sort of anti-American, anti-Western, or anti-white ideology. I doubt even one percent of converts to Islam do not subscribe to a worldview characterized by one or more of the aforementioned attributes.
To date, Kaepernick has donated $0 (ZERO) to Black Lives Matter or any other group affiliated with helping minorities. His net worth is estimated to be over $100 million, yet he has donated zero dollars to the issues he claims to be so passionate about.
Looking back on this, Kaepernick can be summed up like this: He wants attention. We never heard him do such things until he was fading from the limelight. Suddenly he kneels for the anthem. Now he has the attention, but he is a pariah as a result. Now he wants to stand for the national anthem.
Personally, I don't pay much attention to him. For some reason, I don't feel the need to wish him the worst.
You felt enough to bump a thread from last year to post about him.
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