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[Dill]

(09-18-2018, 12:57 AM)bfine32 Wrote: I clearly noted that Politicians are political. Not sure anyone can debate that; so I have no idea why you keep bringing up Trump when I talk about private businesses. Jerry Jones (the most vocal NFL owner in the NFL) has clearly stated Trumps words are of no help. 

No big show, I simply said not sure if you're right, because the answer was quite ambiguous. It would have been easier to decipher if you just would have said GOP or the Dems.

Perhaps you can understand the difference if you just answer this question (to yourself, not here).

Which of these is partisan politics from a business owner?

A. I want you to stand for the National Anthem

B. I want you to vote for this candidate.

Lol, you clearly noted a point no one disputed.  I keep bringing up Trump because you said:

I am perfectly fine with politicians pushing their political beliefs.
No one is told to; they are asked. But no that is not partisan politics.

You were trying to push the notion that Americans aren't pressured to "respect their country" and/or that even if they were, that would not be "partisan"--nevermind that since Vietnam one party has wrapped itself in the flag and pushed flag burning amendments and the like.   Trump wasn't "asking" pro players to stop their protest during the national anthem. And he was making it clear that if HE owned a business (he does own one, by the way) he would fire people for failure to "show respect."

But you are still sure that business owners, not politicians, don't place partisan pressure on employees to "respect the flag" or vote for a particular party. 
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/28/ceos-urge-employees-vote-romney_n_2018264.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/27/us/politics/bosses-offering-timely-advice-how-to-vote.html?mtrref=www.google.com&gwh=107B754124996721F499C4D5E7CB1A2C&gwt=pay

My answer was "ambiguous" because you are not sure which party Trump represents unless I spell it out--GOP?

Obviously both A nd B are, especially since the President has intervened on one side of the anthem controversy, and the NFL, as well as individual owners, have had to formulate a policy in response. Of course you don't want me to answer that here.  

And if there is no partisan pressure on players to "show respect," it's mighty mysterious that Kaepernick is still without a job.