05-13-2017, 04:03 PM
(05-13-2017, 02:10 PM)tigerseye Wrote: Your full of it and so is Kaepernick.
I'm embarrssed for him and so is his own mother.
Being disrespectful toward our national antheme and our flag to draw attention to himself and his cause of the day is ridiculous and disrespectful.
If he wanted to protest stay in the lockerroom and he would have gotten plenty of coverage for doing so.
Don't impinge on others experience and joy because of what is bouncing around in his empty head.
If the NFL doesn't stop this stuff ,watch their numbers drop like a rock.
There are better ways to go about exercising your rights, getting your point across and showing "love of country" as you put it than metaphoricly pissing on the US flag. (The reason I'm pissing on the flag is because I love it so much and it gives me the right to? Say what?)
Before you know it more and more people will be doing the same and it will be common practice which is not good long term for our country.
As far as being a QB , he would be better suited to back up Cam Newton or a more mobile QB so the offense doesn't change much when he goes in.
Who Dey!!!!!!!!!
LeBron James, Carmello Anthony and plenty of NBA players spoke against police brutality against blacks, and I had zero issue with the way they did it. I think that problem is exaggerated all to heck and back due to the internet hysteria age we live in, but I wasn't mad at LeBron and Carmello. Kaepernick's method was disrespectful, and he doubled down on the stupid by wearing piggy socks, Castro shirts and admitting he didn't even vote.
The training, nutrition, medicine, fitness, playbooks and rules evolve. The athlete does not.
