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By the way, this video was originally posted on social media in January of this year, the museum itself is not even officially affiliated with the U.S. Navy, and those participating in this were not active duty Navy as far as I know.
Yet look how quickly the Navy SEALs "investigated" as soon as these videos became 'viral' in the mainstream media. Just the possible threat of being labeled as 'racist' and 'insensitive' was enough to spook that organization to immediately be pro-active in issuing a statement denouncing this.
The U.S. Navy SEALS have announced an investigation into a video showing a man wearing a Colin Kaepernick jersey being attacked by dogs at a demonstration at a Florida museum with links to several former SEALs.
The first video shows a man in protective clothing and a Kaepernick jersey being bitten by SEAL attack dogs as part of a demonstration in front of a crowd of spectators.
Another video of the same event shows men in military clothing performing a mock capture of the man after the dogs have been removed. As he lies on the ground, he says “Oh man, I’ll stand,” eliciting laughter from the watching crowd.
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