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how many unarmed white guys have police killed?Police brutality and racial inequality was the ORIGINAL REASON Kaperinic took a knee in 2016.
Lie, Spin, bitch ... Trump is too damn stupid to be truthful - his idiot drones are too damn stupid to do anything but kiss his ass. Total confusion leading to horseshit rants for the wrong reasons.
Police brutality. And racial inequality. That's what demonstrations during the national anthem are about!
That's what Colin Kaepernick knelt for last year, long before Trump was in office. Kaepernick was never specifically protesting about Trump. Heck, Kaepernick had harsh words for Hillary Clinton, too. His protest was about African-Americans getting shot by police officers, profiled by law enforcement and labeled as dangerous thugs by society. That's a crisis that predates the Trump presidency by decades.
Kaepernick's message was initially distorted, garbled and repurposed by those who specialize in distorting, garbling and repurposing any messages they don't want to hear. The get the hell out of my countrycrowd has always been too dedicated to being part of the problem, dating back to the civil rights movement, to listen to the likes of Kaepernick. But plenty of other athletes and activists understood Kaepernick's cause and rallied to it.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2735093-have-we-lost-sight-of-what-colin-kaepernick-was-really-protesting-for
Worth noting here that most RWnuts don't have a problem with police brutality against people of color.
I have a problem when thugs act like thugs then get pissed when police treat them like thugs. If you don't want to be treated like a thug, don't act like one.
I have a problem with police brutality. I don't agree that what you call brutal fits the definition as I have explained.
Interesting how you don't seem to have a problem with police treating white people in a manner you consider brutal. Or is it that you think white people deserve it?
Plenty.
its your constitutional right do and say nothing about it ... would you protest if someone made you take a stand about unarmed whites being killed by cops?
Police brutality and racial inequality was the ORIGINAL REASON Kaperinic took a knee in 2016.
Lie, Spin, bitch ... Trump is too damn stupid to be truthful - his idiot drones are too damn stupid to do anything but kiss his ass. Total confusion leading to horseshit rants for the wrong reasons.
Police brutality. And racial inequality. That's what demonstrations during the national anthem are about!
That's what Colin Kaepernick knelt for last year, long before Trump was in office. Kaepernick was never specifically protesting about Trump. Heck, Kaepernick had harsh words for Hillary Clinton, too. His protest was about African-Americans getting shot by police officers, profiled by law enforcement and labeled as dangerous thugs by society. That's a crisis that predates the Trump presidency by decades.
Kaepernick's message was initially distorted, garbled and repurposed by those who specialize in distorting, garbling and repurposing any messages they don't want to hear. The get the hell out of my countrycrowd has always been too dedicated to being part of the problem, dating back to the civil rights movement, to listen to the likes of Kaepernick. But plenty of other athletes and activists understood Kaepernick's cause and rallied to it.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2735093-have-we-lost-sight-of-what-colin-kaepernick-was-really-protesting-for
every thread about Trump and the NFL needs to be moved to "law and justice"
same animal-different color.
I have no idea what the Trumpbots here think about it, and no interest either, but Kaepernick says he won't stand to show pride in the flag when the country "oppresses" black folks.RW dopes are still bitching about the wrong scenario for the wrong reasons. Actual facts mean absolutely nothing to them or their tiny little minds.
TOTALLY PATHETIC.
seven pages later and they're still left standing in the dark .. poor little simpletons - nobody's fault but their own.
Kaepernick was just an easy target for the Oranguton who wanted an issue to deflect from amnesty and Daca and yet another Obamacaredebacle.Police brutality and racial inequality was the ORIGINAL REASON Kaperinic took a knee in 2016.
Lie, Spin, bitch ... Trump is too damn stupid to be truthful - his idiot drones are too damn stupid to do anything but kiss his ass. Total confusion leading to horseshit rants for the wrong reasons.
Police brutality. And racial inequality. That's what demonstrations during the national anthem are about!
That's what Colin Kaepernick knelt for last year, long before Trump was in office. Kaepernick was never specifically protesting about Trump. Heck, Kaepernick had harsh words for Hillary Clinton, too. His protest was about African-Americans getting shot by police officers, profiled by law enforcement and labeled as dangerous thugs by society. That's a crisis that predates the Trump presidency by decades.
Kaepernick's message was initially distorted, garbled and repurposed by those who specialize in distorting, garbling and repurposing any messages they don't want to hear. The get the hell out of my countrycrowd has always been too dedicated to being part of the problem, dating back to the civil rights movement, to listen to the likes of Kaepernick. But plenty of other athletes and activists understood Kaepernick's cause and rallied to it.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2735093-have-we-lost-sight-of-what-colin-kaepernick-was-really-protesting-for
Most people don't like the kneeling during the anthem even if they have some misgivings about how blacks are treated in policing. The guy's not the sharpest tool in the shed, and before starting his protest thing he probably should have gotten advice.
Frankly, I don't have a problem with the frequency of cops pulling over blacks. But there's no doubt some have been killed despite not threatening cops, but merely because of misperceptions by cops. It's sad. However, imo the larger problem is inequality within the justice system of how crimes are punished ... or not punished.
I've never seen the Oranguton as a dog person.It's a good thing trump had never tweeted the same sentimentI like dogs
The streets would be littered with dead puppies the next day.
Police brutality and racial inequality was the ORIGINAL REASON Kaperinic took a knee in 2016.
Lie, Spin, bitch ... Trump is too damn stupid to be truthful - his idiot drones are too damn stupid to do anything but kiss his ass. Total confusion leading to horseshit rants for the wrong reasons.
Police brutality. And racial inequality. That's what demonstrations during the national anthem are about!
That's what Colin Kaepernick knelt for last year, long before Trump was in office. Kaepernick was never specifically protesting about Trump. Heck, Kaepernick had harsh words for Hillary Clinton, too. His protest was about African-Americans getting shot by police officers, profiled by law enforcement and labeled as dangerous thugs by society. That's a crisis that predates the Trump presidency by decades.
Kaepernick's message was initially distorted, garbled and repurposed by those who specialize in distorting, garbling and repurposing any messages they don't want to hear. The get the hell out of my countrycrowd has always been too dedicated to being part of the problem, dating back to the civil rights movement, to listen to the likes of Kaepernick. But plenty of other athletes and activists understood Kaepernick's cause and rallied to it.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2735093-have-we-lost-sight-of-what-colin-kaepernick-was-really-protesting-for
Colin Kaepernick is welcome to his 1st Amendment protests. Football events are private events. It's his WORKPLACE and he is an EMPLOYEE there. THAT'S where the issue is. There are OODLES of workplace rules and contractuals that PROHIBIT carrying protests to game day.
No matter how many the left asserts otherwise ---- they are only showing their ignorance of 1st Amendment issues.
Police brutality and racial inequality was the ORIGINAL REASON Kaperinic took a knee in 2016.
Lie, Spin, bitch ... Trump is too damn stupid to be truthful - his idiot drones are too damn stupid to do anything but kiss his ass. Total confusion leading to horseshit rants for the wrong reasons.
Police brutality. And racial inequality. That's what demonstrations during the national anthem are about!
That's what Colin Kaepernick knelt for last year, long before Trump was in office. Kaepernick was never specifically protesting about Trump. Heck, Kaepernick had harsh words for Hillary Clinton, too. His protest was about African-Americans getting shot by police officers, profiled by law enforcement and labeled as dangerous thugs by society. That's a crisis that predates the Trump presidency by decades.
Kaepernick's message was initially distorted, garbled and repurposed by those who specialize in distorting, garbling and repurposing any messages they don't want to hear. The get the hell out of my countrycrowd has always been too dedicated to being part of the problem, dating back to the civil rights movement, to listen to the likes of Kaepernick. But plenty of other athletes and activists understood Kaepernick's cause and rallied to it.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2735093-have-we-lost-sight-of-what-colin-kaepernick-was-really-protesting-for
Colin Kaepernick is welcome to his 1st Amendment protests. Football events are private events. It's his WORKPLACE and he is an EMPLOYEE there. THAT'S where the issue is. There are OODLES of workplace rules and contractuals that PROHIBIT carrying protests to game day.
No matter how many the left asserts otherwise ---- they are only showing their ignorance of 1st Amendment issues.
your opinion ...
the team, and the facility belong to the owner. They are in their constitutional rights to assemble, and protest peacefully.
The people that dont like that dont go there, and most certainly dont go there then bitch about what goes on after you get there.
Police brutality and racial inequality was the ORIGINAL REASON Kaperinic took a knee in 2016.
Lie, Spin, bitch ... Trump is too damn stupid to be truthful - his idiot drones are too damn stupid to do anything but kiss his ass. Total confusion leading to horseshit rants for the wrong reasons.
Police brutality. And racial inequality. That's what demonstrations during the national anthem are about!
That's what Colin Kaepernick knelt for last year, long before Trump was in office. Kaepernick was never specifically protesting about Trump. Heck, Kaepernick had harsh words for Hillary Clinton, too. His protest was about African-Americans getting shot by police officers, profiled by law enforcement and labeled as dangerous thugs by society. That's a crisis that predates the Trump presidency by decades.
Kaepernick's message was initially distorted, garbled and repurposed by those who specialize in distorting, garbling and repurposing any messages they don't want to hear. The get the hell out of my countrycrowd has always been too dedicated to being part of the problem, dating back to the civil rights movement, to listen to the likes of Kaepernick. But plenty of other athletes and activists understood Kaepernick's cause and rallied to it.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2735093-have-we-lost-sight-of-what-colin-kaepernick-was-really-protesting-for
Colin Kaepernick is welcome to his 1st Amendment protests. Football events are private events. It's his WORKPLACE and he is an EMPLOYEE there. THAT'S where the issue is. There are OODLES of workplace rules and contractuals that PROHIBIT carrying protests to game day.
No matter how many the left asserts otherwise ---- they are only showing their ignorance of 1st Amendment issues.
your opinion ...
the team, and the facility belong to the owner. They are in their constitutional rights to assemble, and protest peacefully.
The people that dont like that dont go there, and most certainly dont go there then bitch about what goes on after you get there.
Not if they violate their WORK RULES and CONTRACTS with the owners. They have NO right to disrupt the business they work at without CLEAR consent from the ownership. That's the issue. NOT -- a right to peaceably assemble issue.
Now -- it's up to the NFL. If they want to make this another "pink ribbon" exercise or not. NOT up to Trump or the Govt.. And the players HAVE the option to take their protest to MANY other venues.
he was murdered way after grabbing for the gundon't hear too much about the cops that kill unarmed white guyshow many unarmed white guys have police killed?
Plenty.then there are more murderers than we know about?how many unarmed white guys have police killed?
Plenty.
What?
Just because someone was unarmed doesn't mean they were unjustly killed. Take Michael Brown, had he not tried to take a cop's gun, he'd still be alive.
No! No! No! Big Mike had his hands up shouting don't shot!he was murdered way after grabbing for the gundon't hear too much about the cops that kill unarmed white guysPlenty.then there are more murderers than we know about?Plenty.
What?
Just because someone was unarmed doesn't mean they were unjustly killed. Take Michael Brown, had he not tried to take a cop's gun, he'd still be alive.
Police brutality and racial inequality was the ORIGINAL REASON Kaperinic took a knee in 2016.
Lie, Spin, bitch ... Trump is too damn stupid to be truthful - his idiot drones are too damn stupid to do anything but kiss his ass. Total confusion leading to horseshit rants for the wrong reasons.
Police brutality. And racial inequality. That's what demonstrations during the national anthem are about!
That's what Colin Kaepernick knelt for last year, long before Trump was in office. Kaepernick was never specifically protesting about Trump. Heck, Kaepernick had harsh words for Hillary Clinton, too. His protest was about African-Americans getting shot by police officers, profiled by law enforcement and labeled as dangerous thugs by society. That's a crisis that predates the Trump presidency by decades.
Kaepernick's message was initially distorted, garbled and repurposed by those who specialize in distorting, garbling and repurposing any messages they don't want to hear. The get the hell out of my countrycrowd has always been too dedicated to being part of the problem, dating back to the civil rights movement, to listen to the likes of Kaepernick. But plenty of other athletes and activists understood Kaepernick's cause and rallied to it.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2735093-have-we-lost-sight-of-what-colin-kaepernick-was-really-protesting-for
Colin Kaepernick is welcome to his 1st Amendment protests. Football events are private events. It's his WORKPLACE and he is an EMPLOYEE there. THAT'S where the issue is. There are OODLES of workplace rules and contractuals that PROHIBIT carrying protests to game day.
No matter how many the left asserts otherwise ---- they are only showing their ignorance of 1st Amendment issues.
your opinion ...
the team, and the facility belong to the owner. They are in their constitutional rights to assemble, and protest peacefully.
The people that dont like that dont go there, and most certainly dont go there then bitch about what goes on after you get there.
Not if they violate their WORK RULES and CONTRACTS with the owners. They have NO right to disrupt the business they work at without CLEAR consent from the ownership. That's the issue. NOT -- a right to peaceably assemble issue.
Now -- it's up to the NFL. If they want to make this another "pink ribbon" exercise or not. NOT up to Trump or the Govt.. And the players HAVE the option to take their protest to MANY other venues.
Jerry Jones taking arms, and kneeling in his own stadium with his own team speaks for itself.
Players contracts ? I'd love to see ONE that stipulated no knee taking. Just one.
next contestant.
Police brutality and racial inequality was the ORIGINAL REASON Kaperinic took a knee in 2016.
Lie, Spin, bitch ... Trump is too damn stupid to be truthful - his idiot drones are too damn stupid to do anything but kiss his ass. Total confusion leading to horseshit rants for the wrong reasons.
Police brutality. And racial inequality. That's what demonstrations during the national anthem are about!
That's what Colin Kaepernick knelt for last year, long before Trump was in office. Kaepernick was never specifically protesting about Trump. Heck, Kaepernick had harsh words for Hillary Clinton, too. His protest was about African-Americans getting shot by police officers, profiled by law enforcement and labeled as dangerous thugs by society. That's a crisis that predates the Trump presidency by decades.
Kaepernick's message was initially distorted, garbled and repurposed by those who specialize in distorting, garbling and repurposing any messages they don't want to hear. The get the hell out of my countrycrowd has always been too dedicated to being part of the problem, dating back to the civil rights movement, to listen to the likes of Kaepernick. But plenty of other athletes and activists understood Kaepernick's cause and rallied to it.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2735093-have-we-lost-sight-of-what-colin-kaepernick-was-really-protesting-for
Colin Kaepernick is welcome to his 1st Amendment protests. Football events are private events. It's his WORKPLACE and he is an EMPLOYEE there. THAT'S where the issue is. There are OODLES of workplace rules and contractuals that PROHIBIT carrying protests to game day.
No matter how many the left asserts otherwise ---- they are only showing their ignorance of 1st Amendment issues.
your opinion ...
the team, and the facility belong to the owner. They are in their constitutional rights to assemble, and protest peacefully.
The people that dont like that dont go there, and most certainly dont go there then bitch about what goes on after you get there.
Not if they violate their WORK RULES and CONTRACTS with the owners. They have NO right to disrupt the business they work at without CLEAR consent from the ownership. That's the issue. NOT -- a right to peaceably assemble issue.
Now -- it's up to the NFL. If they want to make this another "pink ribbon" exercise or not. NOT up to Trump or the Govt.. And the players HAVE the option to take their protest to MANY other venues.
Jerry Jones taking arms, and kneeling in his own stadium with his own team speaks for itself.
Players contracts ? I'd love to see ONE that stipulated no knee taking. Just one.
next contestant.
how many unarmed white guys have police killed?Police brutality and racial inequality was the ORIGINAL REASON Kaperinic took a knee in 2016.
Lie, Spin, bitch ... Trump is too damn stupid to be truthful - his idiot drones are too damn stupid to do anything but kiss his ass. Total confusion leading to horseshit rants for the wrong reasons.
Police brutality. And racial inequality. That's what demonstrations during the national anthem are about!
That's what Colin Kaepernick knelt for last year, long before Trump was in office. Kaepernick was never specifically protesting about Trump. Heck, Kaepernick had harsh words for Hillary Clinton, too. His protest was about African-Americans getting shot by police officers, profiled by law enforcement and labeled as dangerous thugs by society. That's a crisis that predates the Trump presidency by decades.
Kaepernick's message was initially distorted, garbled and repurposed by those who specialize in distorting, garbling and repurposing any messages they don't want to hear. The get the hell out of my countrycrowd has always been too dedicated to being part of the problem, dating back to the civil rights movement, to listen to the likes of Kaepernick. But plenty of other athletes and activists understood Kaepernick's cause and rallied to it.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2735093-have-we-lost-sight-of-what-colin-kaepernick-was-really-protesting-for
Worth noting here that most RWnuts don't have a problem with police brutality against people of color.
I have a problem when thugs act like thugs then get pissed when police treat them like thugs. If you don't want to be treated like a thug, don't act like one.
I have a problem with police brutality. I don't agree that what you call brutal fits the definition as I have explained.
Interesting how you don't seem to have a problem with police treating white people in a manner you consider brutal. Or is it that you think white people deserve it?
don't hear too much about the cops that kill unarmed white guyshow many unarmed white guys have police killed?I have a problem when thugs act like thugs then get pissed when police treat them like thugs. If you don't want to be treated like a thug, don't act like one.
I have a problem with police brutality. I don't agree that what you call brutal fits the definition as I have explained.
Interesting how you don't seem to have a problem with police treating white people in a manner you consider brutal. Or is it that you think white people deserve it?
Plenty.then there are more murderers than we know about?how many unarmed white guys have police killed?I have a problem when thugs act like thugs then get pissed when police treat them like thugs. If you don't want to be treated like a thug, don't act like one.
I have a problem with police brutality. I don't agree that what you call brutal fits the definition as I have explained.
Interesting how you don't seem to have a problem with police treating white people in a manner you consider brutal. Or is it that you think white people deserve it?
Plenty.
What?
don't hear too much about the cops that kill unarmed white guyshow many unarmed white guys have police killed?
Plenty.then there are more murderers than we know about?how many unarmed white guys have police killed?
Plenty.
What?
Just because someone was unarmed doesn't mean they were unjustly killed. Take Michael Brown, had he not tried to take a cop's gun, he'd still be alive.
brown was far from a saint but imo he was killed needlesslydon't hear too much about the cops that kill unarmed white guyshow many unarmed white guys have police killed?
Plenty.then there are more murderers than we know about?how many unarmed white guys have police killed?
Plenty.
What?
That's because those looting, burning, and destroying property when a black is killed don't give a shit when a white is killed by police.
Compare/Contrast the situation of Justine Damond, unarmed civil white shot by police, to Michael Brown, unarmed piece of shit black shot by police.
how many unarmed white guys have police killed?Police brutality and racial inequality was the ORIGINAL REASON Kaperinic took a knee in 2016.
Lie, Spin, bitch ... Trump is too damn stupid to be truthful - his idiot drones are too damn stupid to do anything but kiss his ass. Total confusion leading to horseshit rants for the wrong reasons.
Police brutality. And racial inequality. That's what demonstrations during the national anthem are about!
That's what Colin Kaepernick knelt for last year, long before Trump was in office. Kaepernick was never specifically protesting about Trump. Heck, Kaepernick had harsh words for Hillary Clinton, too. His protest was about African-Americans getting shot by police officers, profiled by law enforcement and labeled as dangerous thugs by society. That's a crisis that predates the Trump presidency by decades.
Kaepernick's message was initially distorted, garbled and repurposed by those who specialize in distorting, garbling and repurposing any messages they don't want to hear. The get the hell out of my countrycrowd has always been too dedicated to being part of the problem, dating back to the civil rights movement, to listen to the likes of Kaepernick. But plenty of other athletes and activists understood Kaepernick's cause and rallied to it.
bleacherreport.com/articles/2735093-have-we-lost-sight-of-what-colin-kaepernick-was-really-protesting-for
Worth noting here that most RWnuts don't have a problem with police brutality against people of color.
I have a problem when thugs act like thugs then get pissed when police treat them like thugs. If you don't want to be treated like a thug, don't act like one.
I have a problem with police brutality. I don't agree that what you call brutal fits the definition as I have explained.
Interesting how you don't seem to have a problem with police treating white people in a manner you consider brutal. Or is it that you think white people deserve it?
Plenty.
its your constitutional right do and say nothing about it ... would you protest if someone made you take a stand about unarmed whites being killed by cops?
brown was far from a saint but imo he was killed needlesslydon't hear too much about the cops that kill unarmed white guysPlenty.then there are more murderers than we know about?Plenty.
What?
That's because those looting, burning, and destroying property when a black is killed don't give a shit when a white is killed by police.
Compare/Contrast the situation of Justine Damond, unarmed civil white shot by police, to Michael Brown, unarmed piece of shit black shot by police.