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Think that this latest is that the tipping point has been reached? Me personally, never liked the game. Just a bunch of overpaid pieces of crap who think they are something special running around chasing a damn ball and grabbing each others asses. Their mommas must be so proud. And yeas, to me part of it is because I don't want to support wife beaters, murderers, thugs, theives nor anyone who has no morals and can't follow the law because they think they are so special for being able to run with a stupid ball. Probably got that way from running away from the cops with a bag of cash stolen from the local convenience store. No wonder they hate the cops so much!
And to disrespect our country on foreign land? What stupid pieces of garbage.
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Maybe for now on, I can actually go out to a bar during the fall/winter and enjoy an order hotwings without a bar full of people hootin and hollering over some ******* running a ball on TV.
I believe the studies showed comparing to the rest of the general population the crimes were at or below the same level.
Wade found that NFL players are actually are actually far less likely to engage in such criminal behavior than the national average for men of the same age. Moreover, while the number of NFL player criminal acts rose from 2004 through 2008, it has steadily fallen since (despite a slight increase in 2013). In fact, the 2014 season has (by far) the fewest numbers of player arrests, citations or criminal charges since the study began. Of those charges that did occur (2000-2014), DUIs are the most common problem.
Not what I asked. And I an fully aware of what this is about, so no need to repeat that either. Does anyone have an answer that specifically addresses my question?
CHARDON, Ohio -- The Geauga County Sheriff on Tuesday barred any of his deputies from working off-duty security at future Cleveland Browns games because of their protest during the national anthem.
Sheriff Scott A. Hildenbrand in a memo to his employees posted on Facebook said the Browns protest, which came in response to President Donald Trump's statements that NFL players who kneel during the national anthem should be fired, was "disrespectful" to veterans and police officers alike.
I'm concerned when the main act stands in front of the crowd, before the game even starts, and commits a blatant disrespectful act towards our flag, our Country, our Veterans and our first responders," Hildenbrand's memo said. "If they do not have respect for us and our Country only bad things will come of that. We will not be a part of these activities."
CHARDON, Ohio -- The Geauga County Sheriff on Tuesday barred any of his deputies from working off-duty security at future Cleveland Browns games because of their protest during the national anthem.
Sheriff Scott A. Hildenbrand in a memo to his employees posted on Facebook said the Browns protest, which came in response to President Donald Trump's statements that NFL players who kneel during the national anthem should be fired, was "disrespectful" to veterans and police officers alike.
I'm concerned when the main act stands in front of the crowd, before the game even starts, and commits a blatant disrespectful act towards our flag, our Country, our Veterans and our first responders," Hildenbrand's memo said. "If they do not have respect for us and our Country only bad things will come of that. We will not be a part of these activities."
The anti-Christian bigots at A&E, including both the executives there and their supporters everywhere, tried to ram it down everyone's throats by trying to force the lead star of Duck Dynasty to recant his religious beliefs. A&E eventually stood down because of, well, money.
Now we have this episode where the Democrat left is trying to mainstream the idea that American patriotism, our flag and our national anthem are fair game to be despised and disrespected during the playing of the national anthem during football games. They are trying to ram their politics down everyone's throats, yet again.
Who thinks this will end differently than the Duck Dynasty episode, or will the NFL stand down and get this under control? Because of money, that is.
CHARDON, Ohio -- The Geauga County Sheriff on Tuesday barred any of his deputies from working off-duty security at future Cleveland Browns games because of their protest during the national anthem.
Sheriff Scott A. Hildenbrand in a memo to his employees posted on Facebook said the Browns protest, which came in response to President Donald Trump's statements that NFL players who kneel during the national anthem should be fired, was "disrespectful" to veterans and police officers alike.
I'm concerned when the main act stands in front of the crowd, before the game even starts, and commits a blatant disrespectful act towards our flag, our Country, our Veterans and our first responders," Hildenbrand's memo said. "If they do not have respect for us and our Country only bad things will come of that. We will not be a part of these activities."
This example needs to be followed by every police department in every city in American that has an NFL football team.
You mean an employer should take away it's employee's ability to make money at a part time job because of another company's employee participated in a peaceful protest? So how far does it go? Sounds legit punish your folks for the actions of others
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