Asclepias
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i can tell by how you didnt respond to this thread.Well heres the thing. Most whites just want Blacks to take the bullshit. They get scared when Blacks riot over this stuff then when someone does a peaceful protest they flip out and start burning shit up. Any Black person looking for a way to protest and actually worrying about what white people think is on a fools errand.
Agreed....you don't worry about what others think when you state your mind. It has to be that way.
So nobody really cares that you think they are wasting money.
Kap is doing what he wants and it angers silly white guys like yourself. He knows it, I know it, and the white women supporting his decision know it.
Or he simply has to do something against the status quo to show what great guy he is and guys like you lick it up.
He waited until he was worth over 100 million (mostly due to those silly White Guys...and believe me any 0.49ers fan is silly) to do his thing. I can get religion to when I've got 100 million sitting in the bank.
That could be it too but nobody with brains actually gives that serious consideration. The point is that it angers you white guys living vicariously through him and other Black athletes. Doesnt really matter how long he waits. The point is that it chaps your ass.
What makes me laugh is that people paid to watch him at all.
Now he is a has-been and is making a play to stay in the news.
It can't be any more obvious.
Guys like you need him because nobody cares where you sit or what you sit on.
I know youre angry because no one pays to watch you nor do they watch you for free. You have no skill. You nave no athletic or mental abilities of note. Youre just an average weak everyday white boy. Kap makes millions and enjoys the women you wish you could get to notice you. On top of that he has reminded you that we wont be silent. In addition to being everything you wish you could be, guys like him and guys like me keep reminding you of your inferiority complex. I have fun laughing at you but sometimes I wish you be more a man and not be so weak.