the National Anthem should stop being played at sporting events. (poll, dollars)
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If you think about it, it's kind of silly how the national anthem gets played at all these sporting events. From kids games, high school, college and pro sports. it seems like its fake patriotism to me. Do other countries do this?
I think its more appropriate for special events like a sports all star game, International games (U.S vs a foreign team) and Olympic games.
If you think about ,NO ,and anyone who does not like does not have to go or play
No it won't,then they will stand in the end zone and raise a fist or something stupid like that.
No they won't because the NFL actually fines players that do that. But they don't fine you for kneeling during the anthem. Too bad they have the worst commissioner in the history of pro sports. Paul Tagliabue would have put an end to this nonsense real quick.
Amazing that people who like the anthem are more concerned that other people are quietly taking a knee. It's exposing so many people. Like if you claim you're all about that rah-rah bald eagle life, just keep doing your thing and stop worrying about others. Just the notion that certain people want some things changed for the better about America is really triggering the mess out of these people. Hilarious. I guess it really pisses people off that others aren't playing along with their Americana fantasy. The fact that they would rather metaphorically "burn it down" than to continue their desire to sing the anthem is also hilarious.
Someone in this thread called it "grandstanding". LMAO.
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