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Jones should also be prepared to lose any government subsidies that might benefit his team. Im sure some lawyers are already looking at that.So showing fake patriotism, in order to keep your job, is a good thing? Ok then.
Not patriotism, it's called showing a little bit of respect. I stand when they play another countrys' Anthem at an event. It's the right thing to do. Jerry Jones is perfectly within his right by mandating his players stand, and I agree and applaud him for it.
So showing fake patriotism, in order to keep your job, is a good thing? Ok then.
Not patriotism, it's called showing a little bit of respect. I stand when they play another countrys' Anthem at an event. It's the right thing to do. Jerry Jones is perfectly within his right by mandating his players stand, and I agree and applaud him for it.
Outstanding, all teams should adopt his rule.
Individual have a right to their opinion, however when they are wearing a team uniform then you represent the team's beliefs. If the player doesn't like he can always learn to ask "do you want fries with that?"
https://waynedupree.com/jerry-jones...he-flag-or-your-ass-will-be-off-the-team/amp/
so Kaepernick wont be joining the cowboys
Are you kidding those loud mouth players would be the first to out themselves by saying they are only doing it because of team rules.Outstanding, all teams should adopt his rule.
Individual have a right to their opinion, however when they are wearing a team uniform then you represent the team's beliefs. If the player doesn't like he can always learn to ask "do you want fries with that?"
So now, instead of having a few players sitting for the national anthem, we can have all the players standing. But you have no idea whether they actually respect the flag and the country, or are doing it because they are paid to do it.
God Bless Jerry Jones and God Bless the state of Texas.
All the men and women who risk their lives for that flag appreciate his request for respect. It's the least anyone in America can do you can deal with your political views in other ways, not standing for the flag is not the way to do it.
I think it high time I became a Cowboys fan.
Are you kidding those loud mouth players would be the first to out themselves by saying they are only doing it because of team rules.Outstanding, all teams should adopt his rule.
Individual have a right to their opinion, however when they are wearing a team uniform then you represent the team's beliefs. If the player doesn't like he can always learn to ask "do you want fries with that?"
So now, instead of having a few players sitting for the national anthem, we can have all the players standing. But you have no idea whether they actually respect the flag and the country, or are doing it because they are paid to do it.
Outstanding, all teams should adopt his rule.
Individual have a right to their opinion, however when they are wearing a team uniform then you represent the team's beliefs. If the player doesn't like he can always learn to ask "do you want fries with that?"
So let the Cowboys be an all RW white male team. If cops would stop murdering unarmed people there wouldn't be nonviolent protests
by heroes like Colin Kaepernick.
Now if Jones looks up to see large swaths of kneeling fans during the national anthem when the Cowboys play...is he going to pack up and refuse to let the game go on?
So let the Cowboys be an all RW white male team. If cops would stop murdering unarmed people there wouldn't be nonviolent protests
by heroes like Colin Kaepernick.
Now if Jones looks up to see large swaths of kneeling fans during the national anthem when the Cowboys play...is he going to pack up and refuse to let the game go on?
Who is ruling out free speech?Outstanding, all teams should adopt his rule.
Individual have a right to their opinion, however when they are wearing a team uniform then you represent the team's beliefs. If the player doesn't like he can always learn to ask "do you want fries with that?"
yeah adopt the rule of getting rid of free speech and not standing up to a corrupt organization and corrupt government that NFL owners are fans of.yeah thats the ticket baby
Since the NFL is a private entity, First Amendment protections are limited for employees thereof while "on the clock." That makes the silent protests against state sanctioned domestic injustice all the more heroic and profound. patriots like Muhammed Ali; John Carlos, Tommy Smith and Colin Kaepernick shall be immortalized as icons of liberty and justice while those paid whores who grinned and relented for money are beneath contempt.The Constitution guarantees the RIGHT to do it. ..And I'm one of those Americans who risked his life for the flag .God Bless Jerry Jones and God Bless the state of Texas.
All the men and women who risk their lives for that flag appreciate his request for respect. It's the least anyone in America can do you can deal with your political views in other ways, not standing for the flag is not the way to do it.
I think it high time I became a Cowboys fan.
Does the Constitution guarantee these players the right to engage in political expression on someone elses dime? Or better yet, is the owner protected for expecting a reasonable job is performed and that his employees act in a manner consistent with their values?
As the NFL does not have guaranteed contracts, the message is clear. The owner doesn't want his players doing this at work. If they do, they won't be on the team. Noone can go into their work wearing any political expression they choose, that's for ones personal time, not a work related issue.
Yes, I'm ordering my Cowboys jersey right now. Anyone have recommendations of which player to choose? I haven't followed the NFL in years, lol.
These pesky facs you have cornered and backed him up against the wall on with nowhere to run will never register with him because he cant even deal with pesky facts that the patriots have created the biggest scandal in sports history since the black sox scandal and always invents excuse after excuse to avoid that reality because its too tough for him to deal with facts that a game that is near and dear to him has been ruined and taitned. so you might as well be talking to a brick wall when you expose pesky facts like this that back him up against the wall with nowhere to run.
Since the NFL is a private entity, First Amendment protections are limited for employees thereof while "on the clock." That makes the silent protests against state sanctioned domestic injustice all the more heroic and profound. patriots like Muhammed Ali; John Carlos, Tommy Smith and Colin Kaepernick shall be immortalized as icons of liberty and justice while those paid whores who grinned and relented for money are beneath contempt.The Constitution guarantees the RIGHT to do it. ..And I'm one of those Americans who risked his life for the flag .God Bless Jerry Jones and God Bless the state of Texas.
All the men and women who risk their lives for that flag appreciate his request for respect. It's the least anyone in America can do you can deal with your political views in other ways, not standing for the flag is not the way to do it.
I think it high time I became a Cowboys fan.
Does the Constitution guarantee these players the right to engage in political expression on someone elses dime? Or better yet, is the owner protected for expecting a reasonable job is performed and that his employees act in a manner consistent with their values?
As the NFL does not have guaranteed contracts, the message is clear. The owner doesn't want his players doing this at work. If they do, they won't be on the team. Noone can go into their work wearing any political expression they choose, that's for ones personal time, not a work related issue.
Yes, I'm ordering my Cowboys jersey right now. Anyone have recommendations of which player to choose? I haven't followed the NFL in years, lol.
Since the NFL is a private entity, First Amendment protections are limited for employees thereof while "on the clock." That makes the silent protests against state sanctioned domestic injustice all the more heroic and profound. patriots like Muhammed Ali; John Carlos, Tommy Smith and Colin Kaepernick shall be immortalized as icons of liberty and justice while those paid whores who grinned and relented for money are beneath contempt.The Constitution guarantees the RIGHT to do it. ..And I'm one of those Americans who risked his life for the flag .God Bless Jerry Jones and God Bless the state of Texas.
All the men and women who risk their lives for that flag appreciate his request for respect. It's the least anyone in America can do you can deal with your political views in other ways, not standing for the flag is not the way to do it.
I think it high time I became a Cowboys fan.
Does the Constitution guarantee these players the right to engage in political expression on someone elses dime? Or better yet, is the owner protected for expecting a reasonable job is performed and that his employees act in a manner consistent with their values?
As the NFL does not have guaranteed contracts, the message is clear. The owner doesn't want his players doing this at work. If they do, they won't be on the team. Noone can go into their work wearing any political expression they choose, that's for ones personal time, not a work related issue.
Yes, I'm ordering my Cowboys jersey right now. Anyone have recommendations of which player to choose? I haven't followed the NFL in years, lol.
Since the NFL is a private entity, First Amendment protections are limited for employees thereof while "on the clock." That makes the silent protests against state sanctioned domestic injustice all the more heroic and profound. patriots like Muhammed Ali; John Carlos, Tommy Smith and Colin Kaepernick shall be immortalized as icons of liberty and justice while those paid whores who grinned and relented for money are beneath contempt.
this is easily by far the best post on this thread,bar,none,hands down,no contest.this poster took everyone to school here.
well done dude.
actually they made him unemployableConservatives made him a star. Good job cons
So showing fake patriotism, in order to keep your job, is a good thing? Ok then.
Not patriotism, it's called showing a little bit of respect. I stand when they play another countrys' Anthem at an event. It's the right thing to do. Jerry Jones is perfectly within his right by mandating his players stand, and I agree and applaud him for it.
Ok, so I will change "patriotism" for "respect". The point of my post still stands.
So showing fake respect, in order keep your job, is a good thing?
So showing fake patriotism, in order to keep your job, is a good thing? Ok then.
Not patriotism, it's called showing a little bit of respect. I stand when they play another countrys' Anthem at an event. It's the right thing to do. Jerry Jones is perfectly within his right by mandating his players stand, and I agree and applaud him for it.
Ok, so I will change "patriotism" for "respect". The point of my post still stands.
So showing fake respect, in order keep your job, is a good thing?
You seem concerned with what's in the hearts and minds of these immature bozos. I'm not. Yes I would rather have their voices suppressed. Show a modicum of respect by standing, and I don't care if it's a genuine gesture or not, because by sitting down you're offending a lot of people who don't get paid millions of dollars to play a game.
