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There are 3 types of people that are in opposition of NFL players taking a knee to protest social injustice. These types are white supremacists, supporters of white supremacy or the uninformed...
It's funny how these people are more concerned with posting than they are with injustice. We all know the reasons why...
There are 3 types of people that are in opposition of NFL players taking a knee to protest social injustice. These types are white supremacists, supporters of white supremacy or the uninformed...
It's funny how these people are more concerned with posting than they are with injustice. We all know the reasons why...
There is only one type of person who would post nonsense like this...
There are 3 types of people that are in opposition of NFL players taking a knee to protest social injustice. These types are white supremacists, supporters of white supremacy or the uninformed...
It's funny how these people are more concerned with posting than they are with injustice. We all know the reasons why...
Only a racist, a traitor or an idiot would think these things.
Several people have tried to get my military-retired spouse to weigh in on what he thinks of NFL players "disrespecting" the military, the flag.
Each time he sets them straight about how he risked his life to protect their right to do just this.
He says that the disrespect for the nation is coming from those who are trying to do away with this basic freedom to take a stand for what you believe in.
Several people have tried to get my military-retired spouse to weigh in on what he thinks of NFL players "disrespecting" the military, the flag.
Each time he sets them straight about how he risked his life to protect their right to do just this.
He says that the disrespect for the nation is coming from those who are trying to do away with this basic freedom to take a stand for what you believe in.
He sees through BS.
It's one of the reasons I love the man.
Im also a vet and I agree with your husband. I also agree that people who disagree with taking a knee during the anthem have the right to protest it by opting to tune out.
I also believe that when you work for a company that company has the right to set policy in regard to making political statements while you are on the clock. In other words where I work I can't wear T-shirts with political slogans, or hold mini-rallies in the break areas.
These athletes are certainly entitled to their opinions, beliefs, and have the absolute right to protest on their own time. The owners have the right to ban protests while the players are on the field, in the locker room or while representing their teams. Freedom goes both ways.
Im also a vet and I agree with your husband. I also agree that people who disagree with taking a knee during the anthem have the right to protest it by opting to tune out.
I also believe that when you work for a company that company has the right to set policy in regard to making political statements while you are on the clock. In other words where I work I can't wear T-shirts with political slogans, or hold mini-rallies in the break areas.
These athletes are certainly entitled to their opinions, beliefs, and have the absolute right to protest on their own time. The owners have the right to ban protests while the players are on the field, in the locker room or while representing their teams. Freedom goes both ways.
Exactly.
He could not have worn a "Stop the War" t-shirt under his flight suit. He would occasionally comment on how he didn't have the rights that he was risking his life for others to have.
The owners have the right to bench or fire the players. Fans have a right to tune out. Players have a right to take a knee.
We are still a free country. For the moment, at least.
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