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Agreed.rgambs said:
That's just because your typical American idiot is so indoctrinated in faux patriotism they can't distinguish symbols from soldiers.Degeneratefk said:I just can't believe people give a fuck what a back up qb on a horrible team does.
He's got the right to do that. People have the right to be pjssed. Not really too much to discuss. I think Colin was a bit surprised by how his actions were perceived by the public. It came off as anti-military. I know that's not what he meant, but many people are seeing it that way. I think it may be best for him to stay in the locker room I during the national anthem. Let's be honest, is him sitting during the anthem really going to bring one ounce of awareness to black lives?
I think this controversy is ridiculous. It's amazing to me how un-American some Americans who consider themselves patriots can be. And I'm not talking about Kaepernick. To me, it seems like most people who like to spout off about American patriotism are actually the least patriotic people on the face of the planet.Post edited by PJ_Soul onWith all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0 -
Yes and yes. Totally agree.PJ_Soul said:
Agreed.rgambs said:
That's just because your typical American idiot is so indoctrinated in faux patriotism they can't distinguish symbols from soldiers.Degeneratefk said:I just can't believe people give a fuck what a back up qb on a horrible team does.
He's got the right to do that. People have the right to be pjssed. Not really too much to discuss. I think Colin was a bit surprised by how his actions were perceived by the public. It came off as anti-military. I know that's not what he meant, but many people are seeing it that way. I think it may be best for him to stay in the locker room I during the national anthem. Let's be honest, is him sitting during the anthem really going to bring one ounce of awareness to black lives?
I think this controversy is ridiculous. It's amazing to me how un-American some Americans who consider themselves patriots can be. And I'm not talking about Kaepernick. To me, it seems like most people who like to spout off about American patriotism are actually the least patriotic people on the face of the planet."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
do you believe that these idiots would have had the balls to rip up and take out almost 3000 American flags from a 9/11 Memorial without Kaepernick having started his protest a few weeks ago? no way. if they did this without what Kaepernick started there would be no one defending their actions. no doubt in my mind it's an offshoot of it.brianlux said:
Why would you make such a connection? Are you sure your gut isn't just itching to stir things up here?pjhawks said:why does my gut tell me this behavior is tied to Kaepernick and others stance on the anthem and flag? i hope the ones that did this get tossed out of school when they are caught.
http://6abc.com/news/flags-crushed-trashed-at-sept-11-memorial-on-college-campus/1508065/
edit: and i don't come to stir things up. that's not something i do. i offer my opinions and if someone wants to disagree that is their prerogative. i happen to have a very strong opinion on what happened at the college 9/11 Memorial. i find their actions utterly deplorable and disgusting.Post edited by pjhawks on0 -
Well, yes, probably but Come on man. Personal responsibility. Grow up and hold the actual people responsible for their actions rather than creating a scapegoat. You're fucking grasping at straws hard here...pjhawks said:
do you believe that these idiots would have had the balls to rip up and take out almost 3000 American flags from a 9/11 Memorial without Kaepernick having started his protest a few weeks ago? no way. if they did this without what Kaepernick started there would be no one defending their actions. no doubt in my mind it's an offshoot of it.brianlux said:
Why would you make such a connection? Are you sure your gut isn't just itching to stir things up here?pjhawks said:why does my gut tell me this behavior is tied to Kaepernick and others stance on the anthem and flag? i hope the ones that did this get tossed out of school when they are caught.
http://6abc.com/news/flags-crushed-trashed-at-sept-11-memorial-on-college-campus/1508065/
edit: and i don't come to stir things up. that's not something i do. i offer my opinions and if someone wants to disagree that is their prerogative. i happen to have a very strong opinion on what happened at the college 9/11 Memorial. i find their actions utterly deplorable and disgusting.0 -
since a note left included 1.4 million plus Iraqis in the memorium, I'd say no, Brian.brianlux said:
Why would you make such a connection? Are you sure your gut isn't just itching to stir things up here?pjhawks said:why does my gut tell me this behavior is tied to Kaepernick and others stance on the anthem and flag? i hope the ones that did this get tossed out of school when they are caught.
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In these current days of social media and "me, me, me ,me" attitude, yes I do believe these idiots would have the cowardice to rip up American flags from a 9/11 memorial. It's not that far-fetched. People do worse shit on a daily basis.pjhawks said:
do you believe that these idiots would have had the balls to rip up and take out almost 3000 American flags from a 9/11 Memorial without Kaepernick having started his protest a few weeks ago? no way. if they did this without what Kaepernick started there would be no one defending their actions. no doubt in my mind it's an offshoot of it.brianlux said:
Why would you make such a connection? Are you sure your gut isn't just itching to stir things up here?pjhawks said:why does my gut tell me this behavior is tied to Kaepernick and others stance on the anthem and flag? i hope the ones that did this get tossed out of school when they are caught.
http://6abc.com/news/flags-crushed-trashed-at-sept-11-memorial-on-college-campus/1508065/
edit: and i don't come to stir things up. that's not something i do. i offer my opinions and if someone wants to disagree that is their prerogative. i happen to have a very strong opinion on what happened at the college 9/11 Memorial. i find their actions utterly deplorable and disgusting.
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a direct quote, albeit a very short passage from a very long original message, from the group that did this. so uhh yea...no strawsCliffy6745 said:
Well, yes, probably but Come on man. Personal responsibility. Grow up and hold the actual people responsible for their actions rather than creating a scapegoat. You're fucking grasping at straws hard here...pjhawks said:
do you believe that these idiots would have had the balls to rip up and take out almost 3000 American flags from a 9/11 Memorial without Kaepernick having started his protest a few weeks ago? no way. if they did this without what Kaepernick started there would be no one defending their actions. no doubt in my mind it's an offshoot of it.brianlux said:
Why would you make such a connection? Are you sure your gut isn't just itching to stir things up here?pjhawks said:why does my gut tell me this behavior is tied to Kaepernick and others stance on the anthem and flag? i hope the ones that did this get tossed out of school when they are caught.
http://6abc.com/news/flags-crushed-trashed-at-sept-11-memorial-on-college-campus/1508065/
edit: and i don't come to stir things up. that's not something i do. i offer my opinions and if someone wants to disagree that is their prerogative. i happen to have a very strong opinion on what happened at the college 9/11 Memorial. i find their actions utterly deplorable and disgusting.
"Historically, the American flag and subsequent American nationalist symbols, have been polarizing and marginalizing to people of color living within the United States. This has been most recently exemplified in Colin Kaepernick's protest of the American national anthem."
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Colin was responsible for 9/11!! Hold the press!!! I was wrong, he is a grade A asshole.0
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The funny thing about this whole situation is the pro-Kaepernick's people get all up in arms when someone disagrees with it. Trent Dilfer is getting killed because he said that it's a distraction to the team. It's pretty simple...Kaepernick has the right to protest and people have the right to not like it.
Also, could ESPN have been any more excited about the anthem last night??? I get that it's a story but jesus christ, they need to take it down a notch.0 -
Got it...so it's not actually the fault/responsibility of the people who carry out the act, it's the fault/responsibility of someone they have never met, spoken to or have anything remotely associated or to do with aside from a sentence they wrote...pjhawks said:
a direct quote, albeit a very short passage from a very long original message, from the group that did this. so uhh yea...no strawsCliffy6745 said:
Well, yes, probably but Come on man. Personal responsibility. Grow up and hold the actual people responsible for their actions rather than creating a scapegoat. You're fucking grasping at straws hard here...pjhawks said:
do you believe that these idiots would have had the balls to rip up and take out almost 3000 American flags from a 9/11 Memorial without Kaepernick having started his protest a few weeks ago? no way. if they did this without what Kaepernick started there would be no one defending their actions. no doubt in my mind it's an offshoot of it.brianlux said:
Why would you make such a connection? Are you sure your gut isn't just itching to stir things up here?pjhawks said:why does my gut tell me this behavior is tied to Kaepernick and others stance on the anthem and flag? i hope the ones that did this get tossed out of school when they are caught.
http://6abc.com/news/flags-crushed-trashed-at-sept-11-memorial-on-college-campus/1508065/
edit: and i don't come to stir things up. that's not something i do. i offer my opinions and if someone wants to disagree that is their prerogative. i happen to have a very strong opinion on what happened at the college 9/11 Memorial. i find their actions utterly deplorable and disgusting.
"Historically, the American flag and subsequent American nationalist symbols, have been polarizing and marginalizing to people of color living within the United States. This has been most recently exemplified in Colin Kaepernick's protest of the American national anthem."
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oh no those aholes should be prosecuted for the vandalism but to say they weren't inspired by what kaepernick started is just foolish. kaepernick opened this can of worms and now idiots are running with it. not sure how you can deny that.Cliffy6745 said:
Got it...so it's not actually the fault/responsibility of the people who carry out the act, it's the fault/responsibility of someone they have never met, spoken to or have anything remotely associated or to do with aside from a sentence they wrote...pjhawks said:
a direct quote, albeit a very short passage from a very long original message, from the group that did this. so uhh yea...no strawsCliffy6745 said:
Well, yes, probably but Come on man. Personal responsibility. Grow up and hold the actual people responsible for their actions rather than creating a scapegoat. You're fucking grasping at straws hard here...pjhawks said:
do you believe that these idiots would have had the balls to rip up and take out almost 3000 American flags from a 9/11 Memorial without Kaepernick having started his protest a few weeks ago? no way. if they did this without what Kaepernick started there would be no one defending their actions. no doubt in my mind it's an offshoot of it.brianlux said:
Why would you make such a connection? Are you sure your gut isn't just itching to stir things up here?pjhawks said:why does my gut tell me this behavior is tied to Kaepernick and others stance on the anthem and flag? i hope the ones that did this get tossed out of school when they are caught.
http://6abc.com/news/flags-crushed-trashed-at-sept-11-memorial-on-college-campus/1508065/
edit: and i don't come to stir things up. that's not something i do. i offer my opinions and if someone wants to disagree that is their prerogative. i happen to have a very strong opinion on what happened at the college 9/11 Memorial. i find their actions utterly deplorable and disgusting.
"Historically, the American flag and subsequent American nationalist symbols, have been polarizing and marginalizing to people of color living within the United States. This has been most recently exemplified in Colin Kaepernick's protest of the American national anthem."0 -
Kaepernick opened a can of worms that this country has racial issues? I had never heard of this issue before him.pjhawks said:
oh no those aholes should be prosecuted for the vandalism but to say they weren't inspired by what kaepernick started is just foolish. kaepernick opened this can of worms and now idiots are running with it. not sure how you can deny that.Cliffy6745 said:
Got it...so it's not actually the fault/responsibility of the people who carry out the act, it's the fault/responsibility of someone they have never met, spoken to or have anything remotely associated or to do with aside from a sentence they wrote...pjhawks said:
a direct quote, albeit a very short passage from a very long original message, from the group that did this. so uhh yea...no strawsCliffy6745 said:
Well, yes, probably but Come on man. Personal responsibility. Grow up and hold the actual people responsible for their actions rather than creating a scapegoat. You're fucking grasping at straws hard here...pjhawks said:
do you believe that these idiots would have had the balls to rip up and take out almost 3000 American flags from a 9/11 Memorial without Kaepernick having started his protest a few weeks ago? no way. if they did this without what Kaepernick started there would be no one defending their actions. no doubt in my mind it's an offshoot of it.brianlux said:
Why would you make such a connection? Are you sure your gut isn't just itching to stir things up here?pjhawks said:why does my gut tell me this behavior is tied to Kaepernick and others stance on the anthem and flag? i hope the ones that did this get tossed out of school when they are caught.
http://6abc.com/news/flags-crushed-trashed-at-sept-11-memorial-on-college-campus/1508065/
edit: and i don't come to stir things up. that's not something i do. i offer my opinions and if someone wants to disagree that is their prerogative. i happen to have a very strong opinion on what happened at the college 9/11 Memorial. i find their actions utterly deplorable and disgusting.
"Historically, the American flag and subsequent American nationalist symbols, have been polarizing and marginalizing to people of color living within the United States. This has been most recently exemplified in Colin Kaepernick's protest of the American national anthem."0 -
no he opened the can of worms of idiots doing meaningless 'look at me' protests that does absolutely nothing to help the problem. do you really think disrespecting others and/or vandalism is a way to achieve a goal?Cliffy6745 said:
Kaepernick opened a can of worms that this country has racial issues? I had never heard of this issue before him.pjhawks said:
oh no those aholes should be prosecuted for the vandalism but to say they weren't inspired by what kaepernick started is just foolish. kaepernick opened this can of worms and now idiots are running with it. not sure how you can deny that.Cliffy6745 said:
Got it...so it's not actually the fault/responsibility of the people who carry out the act, it's the fault/responsibility of someone they have never met, spoken to or have anything remotely associated or to do with aside from a sentence they wrote...pjhawks said:
a direct quote, albeit a very short passage from a very long original message, from the group that did this. so uhh yea...no strawsCliffy6745 said:
Well, yes, probably but Come on man. Personal responsibility. Grow up and hold the actual people responsible for their actions rather than creating a scapegoat. You're fucking grasping at straws hard here...pjhawks said:
do you believe that these idiots would have had the balls to rip up and take out almost 3000 American flags from a 9/11 Memorial without Kaepernick having started his protest a few weeks ago? no way. if they did this without what Kaepernick started there would be no one defending their actions. no doubt in my mind it's an offshoot of it.brianlux said:
Why would you make such a connection? Are you sure your gut isn't just itching to stir things up here?pjhawks said:why does my gut tell me this behavior is tied to Kaepernick and others stance on the anthem and flag? i hope the ones that did this get tossed out of school when they are caught.
http://6abc.com/news/flags-crushed-trashed-at-sept-11-memorial-on-college-campus/1508065/
edit: and i don't come to stir things up. that's not something i do. i offer my opinions and if someone wants to disagree that is their prerogative. i happen to have a very strong opinion on what happened at the college 9/11 Memorial. i find their actions utterly deplorable and disgusting.
"Historically, the American flag and subsequent American nationalist symbols, have been polarizing and marginalizing to people of color living within the United States. This has been most recently exemplified in Colin Kaepernick's protest of the American national anthem."0 -
Aside from the fact that Kaepernick hasn't disrespected anyone. If people are upset, that's their own problem. He has very clearly stated why he is doing it and there is absolutely zero disrespect in any of it. Why would anyone take a thought out position and peaceful and silent protest as a motivation to vandalize anything?pjhawks said:
no he opened the can of worms of idiots doing meaningless 'look at me' protests that does absolutely nothing to help the problem. do you really think disrespecting others and/or vandalism is a way to achieve a goal?Cliffy6745 said:
Kaepernick opened a can of worms that this country has racial issues? I had never heard of this issue before him.pjhawks said:
oh no those aholes should be prosecuted for the vandalism but to say they weren't inspired by what kaepernick started is just foolish. kaepernick opened this can of worms and now idiots are running with it. not sure how you can deny that.Cliffy6745 said:
Got it...so it's not actually the fault/responsibility of the people who carry out the act, it's the fault/responsibility of someone they have never met, spoken to or have anything remotely associated or to do with aside from a sentence they wrote...pjhawks said:
a direct quote, albeit a very short passage from a very long original message, from the group that did this. so uhh yea...no strawsCliffy6745 said:
Well, yes, probably but Come on man. Personal responsibility. Grow up and hold the actual people responsible for their actions rather than creating a scapegoat. You're fucking grasping at straws hard here...pjhawks said:
do you believe that these idiots would have had the balls to rip up and take out almost 3000 American flags from a 9/11 Memorial without Kaepernick having started his protest a few weeks ago? no way. if they did this without what Kaepernick started there would be no one defending their actions. no doubt in my mind it's an offshoot of it.brianlux said:
Why would you make such a connection? Are you sure your gut isn't just itching to stir things up here?pjhawks said:why does my gut tell me this behavior is tied to Kaepernick and others stance on the anthem and flag? i hope the ones that did this get tossed out of school when they are caught.
http://6abc.com/news/flags-crushed-trashed-at-sept-11-memorial-on-college-campus/1508065/
edit: and i don't come to stir things up. that's not something i do. i offer my opinions and if someone wants to disagree that is their prerogative. i happen to have a very strong opinion on what happened at the college 9/11 Memorial. i find their actions utterly deplorable and disgusting.
"Historically, the American flag and subsequent American nationalist symbols, have been polarizing and marginalizing to people of color living within the United States. This has been most recently exemplified in Colin Kaepernick's protest of the American national anthem."
People are going to be butt hurt at any type of protest. That's kind of the point of a protest.
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In what way did Kaepernick engage in vandalism?pjhawks said:
no he opened the can of worms of idiots doing meaningless 'look at me' protests that does absolutely nothing to help the problem. do you really think disrespecting others and/or vandalism is a way to achieve a goal?Cliffy6745 said:
Kaepernick opened a can of worms that this country has racial issues? I had never heard of this issue before him.pjhawks said:
oh no those aholes should be prosecuted for the vandalism but to say they weren't inspired by what kaepernick started is just foolish. kaepernick opened this can of worms and now idiots are running with it. not sure how you can deny that.Cliffy6745 said:
Got it...so it's not actually the fault/responsibility of the people who carry out the act, it's the fault/responsibility of someone they have never met, spoken to or have anything remotely associated or to do with aside from a sentence they wrote...pjhawks said:
a direct quote, albeit a very short passage from a very long original message, from the group that did this. so uhh yea...no strawsCliffy6745 said:
Well, yes, probably but Come on man. Personal responsibility. Grow up and hold the actual people responsible for their actions rather than creating a scapegoat. You're fucking grasping at straws hard here...pjhawks said:
do you believe that these idiots would have had the balls to rip up and take out almost 3000 American flags from a 9/11 Memorial without Kaepernick having started his protest a few weeks ago? no way. if they did this without what Kaepernick started there would be no one defending their actions. no doubt in my mind it's an offshoot of it.brianlux said:
Why would you make such a connection? Are you sure your gut isn't just itching to stir things up here?pjhawks said:why does my gut tell me this behavior is tied to Kaepernick and others stance on the anthem and flag? i hope the ones that did this get tossed out of school when they are caught.
http://6abc.com/news/flags-crushed-trashed-at-sept-11-memorial-on-college-campus/1508065/
edit: and i don't come to stir things up. that's not something i do. i offer my opinions and if someone wants to disagree that is their prerogative. i happen to have a very strong opinion on what happened at the college 9/11 Memorial. i find their actions utterly deplorable and disgusting.
"Historically, the American flag and subsequent American nationalist symbols, have been polarizing and marginalizing to people of color living within the United States. This has been most recently exemplified in Colin Kaepernick's protest of the American national anthem."
No, seriously, you keep trying to tie these two disparate issues together. That just doesn't hold up."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
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