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"colin should get colon cancer!"
not sure about that. but Crazy Colin is an agitator, a hater, a race baiter!
he can get attention in other ways, my friends. like taking off his shirt and showing off his luscious abs!"colin should get colon cancer!"
not sure about that. but Crazy Colin is an agitator, a hater, a race baiter!
Not necessarily.
It might well just be schtick to get attention.
It ain't that deep, fam. Dude wasn't that good at football, decided to go all SJW, and did something that alienated his employer's customers. Not very bright.American POS who lived the American dream, getting paid millions of dollars to play a kid's game for a living, is now bitter at the country that gave him the opportunity to live that dream. He willfully chose to squander it and blames everyone but himself. How pathetic.
He's protesting police brutality. And a corrupt justice system. It wasn't the justice system that gave him his American dream.
That's all fine and dandy, but you are failing to consider is that people who tune into football games on radio and TV, or go to the stadiums for the games, they don't want to see or hear political protests of any kind. If they wanted hear some whiny liberal complain about injustice, they would tune into CNN or attend one of Pocahontas' town halls.
BS, they never even noticed Kapernick until Fox made a damn issue out of it. And BY GOD, when the media made an issue out of it, then suddenly it's important.
Like a bunch of damn sheep, following the latest "breaking news" and Twitter.
Fake outraged snowflakes over something they don't even understand.
He'll never play ball professionally again. But he's selling a lot of shoes, so it's not like he's going to have to draw unemployment.
Horseshit.It ain't that deep, fam. Dude wasn't that good at football, decided to go all SJW, and did something that alienated his employer's customers. Not very bright.American POS who lived the American dream, getting paid millions of dollars to play a kid's game for a living, is now bitter at the country that gave him the opportunity to live that dream. He willfully chose to squander it and blames everyone but himself. How pathetic.
He's protesting police brutality. And a corrupt justice system. It wasn't the justice system that gave him his American dream.
That's all fine and dandy, but you are failing to consider is that people who tune into football games on radio and TV, or go to the stadiums for the games, they don't want to see or hear political protests of any kind. If they wanted hear some whiny liberal complain about injustice, they would tune into CNN or attend one of Pocahontas' town halls.
BS, they never even noticed Kapernick until Fox made a damn issue out of it. And BY GOD, when the media made an issue out of it, then suddenly it's important.
Like a bunch of damn sheep, following the latest "breaking news" and Twitter.
Fake outraged snowflakes over something they don't even understand.
He'll never play ball professionally again. But he's selling a lot of shoes, so it's not like he's going to have to draw unemployment.
Corrupt government officials are as about as deep as it gets. His talent, or lack of, is irrelevant. I think y'all know this. Which is why it keeps getting brought up. Sort of a way to dodge the fact that keapernicks protests were for legitimate reasons.
And the propaganda spread about this, the flag and such, was based on lies.
Horseshit.It ain't that deep, fam. Dude wasn't that good at football, decided to go all SJW, and did something that alienated his employer's customers. Not very bright.He's protesting police brutality. And a corrupt justice system. It wasn't the justice system that gave him his American dream.
That's all fine and dandy, but you are failing to consider is that people who tune into football games on radio and TV, or go to the stadiums for the games, they don't want to see or hear political protests of any kind. If they wanted hear some whiny liberal complain about injustice, they would tune into CNN or attend one of Pocahontas' town halls.
BS, they never even noticed Kapernick until Fox made a damn issue out of it. And BY GOD, when the media made an issue out of it, then suddenly it's important.
Like a bunch of damn sheep, following the latest "breaking news" and Twitter.
Fake outraged snowflakes over something they don't even understand.
He'll never play ball professionally again. But he's selling a lot of shoes, so it's not like he's going to have to draw unemployment.
Corrupt government officials are as about as deep as it gets. His talent, or lack of, is irrelevant. I think y'all know this. Which is why it keeps getting brought up. Sort of a way to dodge the fact that keapernicks protests were for legitimate reasons.
And the propaganda spread about this, the flag and such, was based on lies.
Horseshit.
Horseshit.
Go ahead and tell our veterans that.
BS BS BS.. His protest had nothing to do with the flag or the anthem. It was all about police brutality and their authoritarian way of stripping American citizens of their rights..
I place as much value on athletes' opinions on politics as I do on yours.Horseshit.It ain't that deep, fam. Dude wasn't that good at football, decided to go all SJW, and did something that alienated his employer's customers. Not very bright.That's all fine and dandy, but you are failing to consider is that people who tune into football games on radio and TV, or go to the stadiums for the games, they don't want to see or hear political protests of any kind. If they wanted hear some whiny liberal complain about injustice, they would tune into CNN or attend one of Pocahontas' town halls.
BS, they never even noticed Kapernick until Fox made a damn issue out of it. And BY GOD, when the media made an issue out of it, then suddenly it's important.
Like a bunch of damn sheep, following the latest "breaking news" and Twitter.
Fake outraged snowflakes over something they don't even understand.
He'll never play ball professionally again. But he's selling a lot of shoes, so it's not like he's going to have to draw unemployment.
Corrupt government officials are as about as deep as it gets. His talent, or lack of, is irrelevant. I think y'all know this. Which is why it keeps getting brought up. Sort of a way to dodge the fact that keapernicks protests were for legitimate reasons.
And the propaganda spread about this, the flag and such, was based on lies.
So you choose a corrupt government over a quarterback protesting them?
Leftists pretending they care about veterans is also horseshit.Horseshit.
Go ahead and tell our veterans that.
BS BS BS.. His protest had nothing to do with the flag or the anthem. It was all about police brutality and their authoritarian way of stripping American citizens of their rights.
You only THINK it was about the flag, and the "star spangled banner (a war song) because you got your information from someone OTHER than Kaepernick.
Here's some information from an actual veteran, who understood Kaepernick's protests. U.S. Army veteran Richard Allen Smith.
And another: Retired Army Green Beret Nate Boyer
How many more do you need? Because there's a bunch of veterans who understood Kapernicks reasoning? Are you going to spit on them, in support of the propaganda Fox news spewed about it all? Go ahead, and spit on our soldiers and vets who understand that America is becoming a militarized police state. They understand that cops are the FIRST government officials to steal a citizens liberties. Every time they shoot an unarmed non violent citizens, every time they write a fraudulent traffic ticket, every time they suppress evidence that proves a persons innocents.
This is what Kaepernick was protesting. And so should everyone in this country who supports the very thing our country was founded on. Freedom and Liberty.
Leftists pretending they care about veterans is also horseshit.Horseshit.
Go ahead and tell our veterans that.
BS BS BS.. His protest had nothing to do with the flag or the anthem. It was all about police brutality and their authoritarian way of stripping American citizens of their rights.
You only THINK it was about the flag, and the "star spangled banner (a war song) because you got your information from someone OTHER than Kaepernick.
Here's some information from an actual veteran, who understood Kaepernick's protests. U.S. Army veteran Richard Allen Smith.
And another: Retired Army Green Beret Nate Boyer
How many more do you need? Because there's a bunch of veterans who understood Kapernicks reasoning? Are you going to spit on them, in support of the propaganda Fox news spewed about it all? Go ahead, and spit on our soldiers and vets who understand that America is becoming a militarized police state. They understand that cops are the FIRST government officials to steal a citizens liberties. Every time they shoot an unarmed non violent citizens, every time they write a fraudulent traffic ticket, every time they suppress evidence that proves a persons innocents.
This is what Kaepernick was protesting. And so should everyone in this country who supports the very thing our country was founded on. Freedom and Liberty.
I place as much value on athletes' opinions on politics as I do on yours.Horseshit.It ain't that deep, fam. Dude wasn't that good at football, decided to go all SJW, and did something that alienated his employer's customers. Not very bright.BS, they never even noticed Kapernick until Fox made a damn issue out of it. And BY GOD, when the media made an issue out of it, then suddenly it's important.
Like a bunch of damn sheep, following the latest "breaking news" and Twitter.
Fake outraged snowflakes over something they don't even understand.
He'll never play ball professionally again. But he's selling a lot of shoes, so it's not like he's going to have to draw unemployment.
Corrupt government officials are as about as deep as it gets. His talent, or lack of, is irrelevant. I think y'all know this. Which is why it keeps getting brought up. Sort of a way to dodge the fact that keapernicks protests were for legitimate reasons.
And the propaganda spread about this, the flag and such, was based on lies.
So you choose a corrupt government over a quarterback protesting them?
And Kap's not even an athlete anymore.
There were not many. There were a handful. They're entitled to their opinions, same as everybody.I place as much value on athletes' opinions on politics as I do on yours.Horseshit.It ain't that deep, fam. Dude wasn't that good at football, decided to go all SJW, and did something that alienated his employer's customers. Not very bright.
He'll never play ball professionally again. But he's selling a lot of shoes, so it's not like he's going to have to draw unemployment.
Corrupt government officials are as about as deep as it gets. His talent, or lack of, is irrelevant. I think y'all know this. Which is why it keeps getting brought up. Sort of a way to dodge the fact that keapernicks protests were for legitimate reasons.
And the propaganda spread about this, the flag and such, was based on lies.
So you choose a corrupt government over a quarterback protesting them?
And Kap's not even an athlete anymore.
Did you not read the veterans who were in support of Kap's cause? There were many. Do you put value on their opinions?
After Soleimani death, Colin Kaepernick decries US 'terrorist attacks against Black and Brown people'
Man. I hate this lump of shit. Poster child for Democrats. Oh man...oh man...this fucker pisses on the graves of every American who died in combat. Fuck him and his crack head black sucking for a rock mom.
Good. Whenever something makes Cult45 angry, it's a win for humanity.
Nike is paying $50 million to do exactly this. Don't worry, Nike's labor practices are still questionable, but they draw that heat away from them by paying their "boy" to pretend to be robin hood for their dumb followers.I don't think he's necessarily being a "dumbass" , he's just generating some heat with the fans. Try to gin up some interest in his career, from both Americans who will want to see him get his comeuppance as well as young, stupid people who think that this bullshit is "cutting edge"
There were not many. There were a handful. They're entitled to their opinions, same as everybody.I place as much value on athletes' opinions on politics as I do on yours.Horseshit.Corrupt government officials are as about as deep as it gets. His talent, or lack of, is irrelevant. I think y'all know this. Which is why it keeps getting brought up. Sort of a way to dodge the fact that keapernicks protests were for legitimate reasons.
And the propaganda spread about this, the flag and such, was based on lies.
So you choose a corrupt government over a quarterback protesting them?
And Kap's not even an athlete anymore.
Did you not read the veterans who were in support of Kap's cause? There were many. Do you put value on their opinions?
LMAO.. I love how the die hard republicans turn into snow flakes just as soon as a black democrat says something.
UNEMPLOYED black democrat <g>
Unemployed because he stood up against the government (cops) stealing freedoms and liberties from Americans. How unpatriotic of him. SMH.
Kaepernick is unemployed because he just isn't that talented of a player, particularly for the kind of pay he demands.
Once people seem him kneel on the sidelines, he doesn't do anything else. Maybe if he gave a "Black Power Salute" and after they finished the national anthem, Kaepernick could sing "La Internationale" for the assembled fans, it might stir them up enough to pay to see him.
Kaepernick is boring, and that will never be forgiven in the field of entertainment
BS, he's just as good as a lot of bad employed quarterbacks. His career ended when he opposed an authoritative part of our government.
