Youth Football protest

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(09-22-2016, 09:17 AM)BmorePat87 Wrote: but, according to the oath I saw on the army's website, the first thing you're signing up to do is "support and defend the constitution". Whether or not you believe someone kneeling is disrespectful, you literally signed up to protect their ability to do that. 

As I said: I did sign up to defend the Constitution and I have stated that I will defend CK's right to kneel. That does not negate my right to say this action shows disrespect to the Nation.

As to the kneeling; I have mentioned before it is more respectful, especially to the Military, than sitting; yet, it shows less respect for the Nation than standing and covering your heart and/or signing along.

I'm not sure where the disconnect is here. I assume most realize CK does not stand as a sign of disrespect to the Nation.