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Does anyone in the military remember the Retreat ceremony? As I remember when the bugle sounded there would be a scramble for the GI's to find cover. Under cover one did not have to stand and hold the salute until the end of the ceremony. Traitors all.Within limits. One of those is you don't attack/smear the country, the anthem, the flag, the military, the veterans (alive and dead) Duh!If you want to make a point with the maximum number of people, you protest where you get the most exposure.
He's too egotistical/denialist for that.Winterborn....aren't you devastated?
They have already done something to THEMSELVES. Defamed themselves.What do you want done to all those people in the stadium and at home who aren't standing during the Nat'l Anthem?
The military supports the COUNTRY, of which the Constitution is a PART. Another part is the military itself, including thousands of servicemen alive and dead, who are respectfully represented by the flag and the national anthem, and which the dumb, spoiled brat football kneelers disrespect, deliberately.The OP is wrong. Taking a knee during the national anthem is NOT disrespectful of the military. Why? Because the military swears an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic. We don't swear our oath to the flag or the anthem, but rather to the founding document of this country, the Constitution.
If I support the Constitution, I also support everything contained in that document like free speech and the right to peaceful protest.
The ones who are disrespecting the military are the ones who are trying to take away those guaranteed rights from other citizens, because the freedoms we enjoy because of that document is what the military actually is fighting for. Learned that every year during Navy Rights and Responsibilities classes.
In your opinion. You stand for the anthem at home when it comes on before games, right?They have already done something to THEMSELVES. Defamed themselves.What do you want done to all those people in the stadium and at home who aren't standing during the Nat'l Anthem?
poor whining you, that they wont be.The military supports the COUNTRY, of which the Constitution is a PART. Another part is the military itself, including thousands of servicemen alive and dead, who are respectfully represented by the flag and the national anthem, and which the dumb, spoiled brat football kneelers disrespect, deliberately.The OP is wrong. Taking a knee during the national anthem is NOT disrespectful of the military. Why? Because the military swears an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic. We don't swear our oath to the flag or the anthem, but rather to the founding document of this country, the Constitution.
If I support the Constitution, I also support everything contained in that document like free speech and the right to peaceful protest.
The ones who are disrespecting the military are the ones who are trying to take away those guaranteed rights from other citizens, because the freedoms we enjoy because of that document is what the military actually is fighting for. Learned that every year during Navy Rights and Responsibilities classes.
They should all be FIRED, with their names publicized as the traitors that they are.
Oh....now they're 'traitors".......just what someone in a totalitarian country would say.The military supports the COUNTRY, of which the Constitution is a PART. Another part is the military itself, including thousands of servicemen alive and dead, who are respectfully represented by the flag and the national anthem, and which the dumb, spoiled brat football kneelers disrespect, deliberately.The OP is wrong. Taking a knee during the national anthem is NOT disrespectful of the military. Why? Because the military swears an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic. We don't swear our oath to the flag or the anthem, but rather to the founding document of this country, the Constitution.
If I support the Constitution, I also support everything contained in that document like free speech and the right to peaceful protest.
The ones who are disrespecting the military are the ones who are trying to take away those guaranteed rights from other citizens, because the freedoms we enjoy because of that document is what the military actually is fighting for. Learned that every year during Navy Rights and Responsibilities classes.
They should all be FIRED, with their names publicized as the traitors that they are.
Did you see that video of Hannity's interview of trump when he thought Retreat was for HIM? What a loser he is.Does anyone in the military remember the Retreat ceremony? As I remember when the bugle sounded there would be a scramble for the GI's to find cover. Under cover one did not have to stand and hold the salute until the end of the ceremony. Traitors all.Within limits. One of those is you don't attack/smear the country, the anthem, the flag, the military, the veterans (alive and dead) Duh!If you want to make a point with the maximum number of people, you protest where you get the most exposure.
Oh....now they're 'traitors".......just what someone in a totalitarian country would say.
They'll receive worse. First the boos in the stadium. Then the discredit-shame in their home neighborhoods.poor whining you, that they wont be.
If it's not your opinion, you're in bad shape.In your opinion. You stand for the anthem at home when it comes on before games, right?
They'll receive worse. First the boos in the stadium. Then the discredit-shame in their home neighborhoods.poor whining you, that they wont be.
when, bro?
The boos on Sundays. The shame every day, bro.
Hmm, seems like no one gives a fuckThe boos on Sundays. The shame every day, bro.
In what universe does not standing up for a country's national anthem by participants in an event, not insulting the country and what it stands for?Protesting police brutality is "insulting the country"? Not my country. I applaud anyone against police brutality. You maybe not so much.They want to insult the country let them do it on their own dime.
Just about sums up the sentiments of the majority of Americans.
True story.
More and more...They aren't, that's why the league front office is shitting bricks the size of footballs.Don't watch if you don't want to.......I enjoy the NFL. GO BILLS!The NFL is doing a great job of hanging itself. Losing popularity fast.
No it doesn't. Obviously, a lot of people care - a lot. That's why the dopey kneelers are standing up again. Only 6 or 7 left now(according to Roger Goodell)Hmm, seems like no one gives a fuck
The military supports the COUNTRY, of which the Constitution is a PART. Another part is the military itself, including thousands of servicemen alive and dead, who are respectfully represented by the flag and the national anthem, and which the dumb, spoiled brat football kneelers disrespect, deliberately.The OP is wrong. Taking a knee during the national anthem is NOT disrespectful of the military. Why? Because the military swears an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic. We don't swear our oath to the flag or the anthem, but rather to the founding document of this country, the Constitution.
If I support the Constitution, I also support everything contained in that document like free speech and the right to peaceful protest.
The ones who are disrespecting the military are the ones who are trying to take away those guaranteed rights from other citizens, because the freedoms we enjoy because of that document is what the military actually is fighting for. Learned that every year during Navy Rights and Responsibilities classes.
They should all be FIRED, with their names publicized as the traitors that they are.
