Question: Exactly why are they kneeling?? What is their claim?? Argument?? I suspect most of them are kneeling because someone else is kneeling, and they really couldn't articulate a reason.
Oh there is a reason. It's just not a good one.
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Question: Exactly why are they kneeling?? What is their claim?? Argument?? I suspect most of them are kneeling because someone else is kneeling, and they really couldn't articulate a reason.
They think that their magical knee will somehow cure racism, that is apparently out to get them down at every corner. While they live in a country that allows them to get filthy rich playing a children's game.Question: Exactly why are they kneeling?? What is their claim?? Argument?? I suspect most of them are kneeling because someone else is kneeling, and they really couldn't articulate a reason.
What an excellent PostIt's gotta be fun to be a billionaire and be able to become president, then go back and curb stomp all the people who angered you through the years.
Our POTUS and the NFL have a long history. And there's no love lost. He has now cost them millions of dollars today alone and it only cost him a tweet. It's going to continue to cost them a lot of money.
I see now more than ever that it's good to be king.
That not my pointAnyone not willing to watch the NFL because a few players kneeling during the anthem must be snowflakes.
Good luck finding your safe space.
It so much more fun when you chime in.Oh man, so my favorite sports will be losing all those uneducated rednecks??? Christmas came early this year for the educated....
Agree 100%, but realistically, how can you off the money flow?
What an excellent Post
Well done
Cut the money flow, and let all those over paid, egotistical celebrate bums, go get real jobs like
The rest of us !
If a left leaning president was to criticize NFL players for not standing for the flag I would agree with that President.I agree, in principle. My only gripe is that the top public servant I the country is advocating for American citizens to lose their jobs and he is intentionally damaging the NFL, which not only employs hundreds of players, but thousands more who clean the stadiums, run the concession stands, provide stadium security, operate the facilities, etc, etc. If you want to tear down the NFL, That's fine. But I don't want to hear the President droning on and on about job growth if he is going to intentionally take actions that could lose many Americans their jobs and I'm not talking about people making millions of dollars to play a game.
I'm generally a pretty right leaning centered person in terms of my politics. While we know Donald Trump is not a Republican or a Conservative by any stretch of the imagination, I'd ask my friends on the right this question.
When you are staunchly in favour of smaller government and getting the government out of people's lives and allowing them to make their own private decisions, how to you defend the POTUS, the top ranking government official, when he takes direct aim at law abiding citizens and their livelihoods and lobbies for them to be fired?
I think if a left leaning President, for example, called those who disagree with him to lose their jobs and their source of income, y'all would be kicking and screaming about your Constitutional Rights, the government staying out of your private lives and free market capitalism. I know that politics are hypocritical in general, but this seems like an obvious case of the President intentionally trying to **** with his own citizens.
So moving forward you approve of anyone using their government position to strike back at those who they perceive being an adversary of their past?What an excellent Post
Well done
If a left leaning president was to criticize NFL players for not standing for the flag I would agree with that President.
My stance wasn't against NFL players not stand (though I didn't like it) I still paid for season tickets...again. it's about those players standing to a foreign flag after disrespecting theirs, and in this case it disrespecting their flag to do it on foreign soil.
Sometimes big businesses is no better than big government
Please President Obama was a master at this.So moving forward you approve of anyone using their government position to strike back at those who they perceive being an adversary of their past?
I agree, in principle. My only gripe is that the top public servant I the country is advocating for American citizens to lose their jobs and he is intentionally damaging the NFL, which not only employs hundreds of players, but thousands more who clean the stadiums, run the concession stands, provide stadium security, operate the facilities, etc, etc. If you want to tear down the NFL, That's fine. But I don't want to hear the President droning on and on about job growth if he is going to intentionally take actions that could lose many Americans their jobs and I'm not talking about people making millions of dollars to play a game.
I'm generally a pretty right leaning centered person in terms of my politics. While we know Donald Trump is not a Republican or a Conservative by any stretch of the imagination, I'd ask my friends on the right this question.
When you are staunchly in favour of smaller government and getting the government out of people's lives and allowing them to make their own private decisions, how to you defend the POTUS, the top ranking government official, when he takes direct aim at law abiding citizens and their livelihoods and lobbies for them to be fired?
I think if a left leaning President, for example, called those who disagree with him to lose their jobs and their source of income, y'all would be kicking and screaming about your Constitutional Rights, the government staying out of your private lives and free market capitalism. I know that politics are hypocritical in general, but this seems like an obvious case of the President intentionally trying to **** with his own citizens.
DIP it's apparent you see life through extreme right wing glasses but that's cool you are who you are. In fact I'd love to know what makes this a left vs. right issue?Please President Obama was a master at this.
I don't remember seeing you complain about his over reaches
You Liberals crack me up
It doesn'tDIP it's apparent you see life through extreme right wing glasses but that's cool you are who you are. In fact I'd love to know what makes this a left vs. right issue?
Never happen.Most likely not ! However, if millions of us boycott them, I guarantee that they will get the message !
I did my partNever happen.
I ve always said a modest monthly stipend is fair. The volume of money generated is staggering. If not reduce practice time, eliminate spring football and do away with the requirement they be on campus for the summer. That would free them up to be employed like mainstream students. Can t and shouldn't have it both ways.So they are no longer there for the value of a higher education.
There is a lot of money available and don't you think some of that should go back to the education system in regards to public schools and underfunded parochial schools in areas that are totally dysfunctional and be ran by more competent people? How about that money going to send some young people who cannot afford private institutions?
Paying players a paycheck is a bad idea increase their benefits possibly.
Spreading the money out is a good idea
You see this unionize is the players.
I get your union guy most my family are union members but there are just some places unions do not belong the Armed Forces and college sports are two of them
And, again, my gripe isn't with you or your decision in the least. I've applauded your personal choice at multiple points in this thread. My gripe is with the Putin'esque (a man Trump openly admits to admiring) tactics being used by the top public official in the United States towards his own citizens.
Your private decision is your business. The constitutional conservative in me applauded that. I don't want any control over you or your family's business. I also don't want Donald Trump negatively affecting the private affairs (the finances) of law abiding citizens in the USA. It's the same type of bureaucratic overreach that the right routinely accuses the left of.
I can agree with this AND the NCAA sending some more of that money to improve education....public and privateI ve always said a modest monthly stipend is fair. The volume of money generated is staggering. If not reduce practice time, eliminate spring football and do away with the requirement they be on campus for the summer. That would free them up to be employed like mainstream students. Can t and shouldn't have it both ways.
The president of the United States poured gasoline on a small campfire. Now it's burning out of control. He s a moron. The fire was slowly burning itself out. If he only tweeted about subjects he was educated about we d never hear from him again.
The PGA Tour is my safe space.Anyone not willing to watch the NFL because a few players kneeling during the anthem must be snowflakes.
Good luck finding your safe space.
Lukewarm? He condemned it within thirty minutes of what took place in Virginia. Get out of your bubble and talk to people lol.Candidly, I think the President did it on purpose, just as he always does when his legislative agenda is failing or he's otherwise done something stupid. It's the same as when he tried to switch the topic to the taking down of statues when the public conversation, generally, was how he was lukewarm towards white supremacists.
Speaking of over-reach GeesCandidly, I think the President did it on purpose, just as he always does when his legislative agenda is failing or he's otherwise done something stupid. It's the same as when he tried to switch the topic to the taking down of statues when the public conversation, generally, was how he was lukewarm towards white supremacists.
Lukewarm? He condemned it within thirty minutes of what took place in Virginia. Get out of your bubble and talk to people lol.
You're the definition of a troll if you don't think ANTIFA is a violent group too. Both sides, jacka$$!
A private affair wouldn't be publicly happening on the field.
Is it an overreach? As my head stops hurting I can see that, but right now I'm pissed that a team I've paid season tickets for since their conception did this on foreign soil.
We did do you realize the impact of ObamaCare? And all of the divisions he created? But yet more gun violence under his watch than any one I can remember and it was in his hometown where he said and did nothing!!!! As someone who never made it to the NFL to think players can mix football with political stances are ignorant. What you do on your free time more power too you. Don't use your company as a platform to be recognized for some BS stance when you have a 50 million dollar contract with 20 guaranteed.
I would challenge any of these players to come sit down and get a lesson in respect. You get to make a kings ransom to play a game.
It really pisses me off when people make stances like this and statements but their actions are no where to be found.
Always enjoy your football IQ but on this one my friend your way out of bounds....this president only said what every guy that get up at crack of dawn to provide for his family. Not some million dollar cry baby sad because god made him a certain color.
I completely support what the president is saying. This is the greatest country in the world and those colors don't run nor will be disrespected by anyone. If their life is so bad trade your American dollars in for Rubles or Peso's and leave. great thing about a free country is you can leave at anytime.
The president is just saying what every red blooded American thinks of these players that think they are bigger than themselves
Woooo! Lions!
We did do you realize the impact of ObamaCare? And all of the divisions he created? But yet more gun violence under his watch than any one I can remember and it was in his hometown where he said and did nothing!!!! As someone who never made it to the NFL to think players can mix football with political stances are ignorant. What you do on your free time more power too you. Don't use your company as a platform to be recognized for some BS stance when you have a 50 million dollar contract with 20 guaranteed.
I would challenge any of these players to come sit down and get a lesson in respect. You get to make a kings ransom to play a game.
It really pisses me off when people make stances like this and statements but their actions are no where to be found.
Always enjoy your football IQ but on this one my friend your way out of bounds....this president only said what every guy that get up at crack of dawn to provide for his family. Not some million dollar cry baby sad because god made him a certain color.
I completely support what the president is saying. This is the greatest country in the world and those colors don't run nor will be disrespected by anyone. If their life is so bad trade your American dollars in for Rubles or Peso's and leave. great thing about a free country is you can leave at anytime.
The president is just saying what every red blooded American thinks of these players that think they are bigger than themselves
No I will be watching the Irish again but thanks for the concerns.....I think we'll be just fine without itYou guys are missing some great football today.
See that's not enough of a look at me headline so they'll stick to the latest trendy thing to garner attention.If they have the legal authority to do that, all the power to them. I think it would be an excellent response by the players to use their massive combined social media power to lobby for a boycott of all of Donald Trump's hotels and services and it would be great to see the NBA guys like Steph Curry jump on board as well. I'm sure if they spread the word enough they can do some pretty irreparable damage to the Trump Fortune and put some extra stress on the old man. If he wants their livelihoods taken away, He has the right to voice it. I'd like to see them do the same.
Not sure how exactly stating that if employees wanted to act that way they should be fired constitutes being curb stomped.It's gotta be fun to be a billionaire and be able to become president, then go back and curb stomp all the people who angered you through the years.
Our POTUS and the NFL have a long history. And there's no love lost. He has now cost them millions of dollars today alone and it only cost him a tweet. It's going to continue to cost them a lot of money.
I see now more than ever that it's good to be king.