Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf lost his whole career for not standing during the anthem. Hopefully times have changed and Kaep doesn't suffer the same fate. Well, the way he is playing that might happen anyway, but not because of this.
Shaq was so pissed for how dirty they did Mahmoud.
My favourite player of all time. Mahmoud would've benefitted greatly of the current NBA rules. He was hand checked to death by bigger guards. But now I'm derailing the issue. Hopefully the NFL stays out of this. NBA wasn't smart enough to do so.
NFL already came out and said that players are encouraged, not required, to stand during the national anthem so there aren't going to be any issues from the league or team as far as that goes
Ok, so that's the first thing NFL has done correctly in the past ten years or so. Miracles can happen. I was waiting for a 6 game suspension or something like that.
I love how you stopped responding to Ninja Scooter once he brought up some of the atrocities that have been committed under the flag.Generalizing is exactly why Colin is wrong and this post is wrong. Exceptions don't make the rule. You don't throw the baby out with the bath water. You work to change the system.
Freedom doesn't mean you do whatever you want without reprisal from others in the form of the spoken word. That's other people's freedom as well. If you don't understand this you are factually and objectivity wrong.
Yeah media digging up stuff, label him a thug, the fact that now thug means something it hasn't for the last 36 years of my life is what really caught me off guard.
Tell us how you really feelWonder why Kap doesnt speak upon all the fathers that left their children with absolutely nothing when they were born....seems more of something that he has actually gone through.
Not true.
They also suspended Tom Brady.
This protest respectfully shit is always amusing.
Do you think it doesn't? What did Richard Sherman do that was thug-like?
Not true.
They also suspended Tom Brady.
Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf lost his whole career for not standing during the anthem. Hopefully times have changed and Kaep doesn't suffer the same fate. Well, the way he is playing that might happen anyway, but not because of this.
Wonder why Kap doesnt speak upon all the fathers that left their children with absolutely nothing when they were born....seems more of something that he has actually gone through.
Kaep might have been days away from being cut before this
NFL already came out and said that players are encouraged, not required, to stand during the national anthem so there aren't going to be any issues from the league or team as far as that goes
Um.
I'm not as easily impressed as GAF is. In fact I'm a bit offended because, as an American who truly wants equality for everyone - I feel his message divides us further.
He's not rejecting Americana or imperialism.
He's not protesting our military's bloodshed abroad.
He's certainly not protesting capitalism, because lord knows he's making more than I would in 10 lifetimes (That could be a miscalculation - he might be making more than that...)
In reality, he's protesting for the improvement of black lives -- which the American federal government has only improved over the course of two centuries.
If that flag didn't rise over the confederate flag, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise of the swastika, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise over the hammer-and-sickle, American black lives would be far worse off.
I personally feel this protest was misguided.
I respect Kap for this. Unlike that coon Cam Newton who said racism doesn't exist anymore. He's the only player that has the guts to say something, the rest of these fucking clowns don't care becuase they're making millions.
-d0hv
Um.
I'm not as easily impressed as GAF is. In fact I'm a bit offended because, as an American who truly wants equality for everyone - I feel his message divides us further.
He's not rejecting Americana or imperialism.
He's not protesting our military's bloodshed abroad.
He's certainly not protesting capitalism, because lord knows he's making more than I would in 10 lifetimes (That could be a miscalculation - he might be making more than that...)
In reality, he's protesting for the improvement of black lives -- which the American federal government has only improved over the course of two centuries.
If that flag didn't rise over the confederate flag, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise of the swastika, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise over the hammer-and-sickle, American black lives would be far worse off.
I personally feel this protest was misguided.
Lol white people are going to be so mad.
-d0hv
Um.
I'm not as easily impressed as GAF is. In fact I'm a bit offended because, as an American who truly wants equality for everyone - I feel his message divides us further.
He's not rejecting Americana or imperialism.
He's not protesting our military's bloodshed abroad.
He's certainly not protesting capitalism, because lord knows he's making more than I would in 10 lifetimes (That could be a miscalculation - he might be making more than that...)
In reality, he's protesting for the improvement of black lives -- which the American federal government has only improved over the course of two centuries.
If that flag didn't rise over the confederate flag, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise of the swastika, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise over the hammer-and-sickle, American black lives would be far worse off.
I personally feel this protest was misguided.
Nana Ruth didn't buy season tickets for this. She is going to ask stub hub for a refund, and delete her Draftkings account.
Guys, stop it.
In reality, he's protesting for the improvement of black lives -- which the American federal government has only improved over the course of two centuries.
If that flag didn't rise over the confederate flag, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise of the swastika, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise over the hammer-and-sickle, American black lives would be far worse off.
I personally feel this protest was misguided.
If that flag didn't rise over the confederate flag, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise of the swastika, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise over the hammer-and-sickle, American black lives would be far worse off.
No, he should do what he believes in.
Fuck the shallow and weak conformists of society.
Russell Wilson should respect his views, over a bloody anthem.
Police aren't federal officers
I always took Nana as more of a FanDuel type of lady.
Police aren't federal officers
What is your argument here? What do you think is a respectable way for people to protest cops?
Russell didn't actually say that. Just needs to be reiterated before people start attributing stuff to the guy.
What is your argument here? What do you think is a respectable way for people to protest cops?
the classic "Black people complain about black stuff too much" argumentUm.
I'm not as easily impressed as GAF is. In fact I'm a bit offended because, as an American who truly wants equality for everyone - I feel his message divides us further.
He's not rejecting Americana or imperialism.
He's not protesting our military's bloodshed abroad.
He's certainly not protesting capitalism, because lord knows he's making more than I would in 10 lifetimes (That could be a miscalculation - he might be making more than that...)
In reality, he's protesting for the improvement of black lives -- which the American federal government has only improved over the course of two centuries.
If that flag didn't rise over the confederate flag, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise of the swastika, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise over the hammer-and-sickle, American black lives would be far worse off.
I personally feel this protest was misguided.
the classic "Black people complain about black stuff too much" argument
or is it the legendary "there are most important things happening in the world" argument....
. He is not standing up to honor the flag of the nation he lives in, and by doing so he is disrespecting the very nation that allows him to do that without fear of imprisonment or loss of life.
Guys, stop it.
Ah. So how do you explain the Chinese exclusion act of 1882? That was under dat flag. Segregation? Japanese internment? People thinking our Catholic president took orders from the pope? This argument is pretty poor.Um.
I'm not as easily impressed as GAF is. In fact I'm a bit offended because, as an American who truly wants equality for everyone - I feel his message divides us further.
He's not rejecting Americana or imperialism.
He's not protesting our military's bloodshed abroad.
He's certainly not protesting capitalism, because lord knows he's making more than I would in 10 lifetimes (That could be a miscalculation - he might be making more than that...)
In reality, he's protesting for the improvement of black lives -- which the American federal government has only improved over the course of two centuries.
If that flag didn't rise over the confederate flag, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise of the swastika, American black lives would be far worse off.
If that flag didn't rise over the hammer-and-sickle, American black lives would be far worse off.
I personally feel this protest was misguided.
Still disrespectful... maybe that paper had a hand in making life better for the blacks.Strongly worded letter to his local paper's rants and raves section
What about all of the other blacks who's lives were improved by not being killed by those officers? Still not respectful enough.He has to make a flag of one of the officers that killed a black man and ask that the stadium raise that flag during the anthem so he can not stand up for the RIGHT thing clearly.
the classic "Black people complain about black stuff too much" argument
or is it the legendary "there are most important things happening in the world" argument....