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Your argument is the same used to keep slaves from learning to read so long ago. Your mindset is reminiscent of an era when people like you thought civil rights for women and blacks was the "cancer" eating away at white male supremacy.It could be argued that the NFL infringed upon two of Colin's unalienable rights as put forth in our Declaration of Independence.: those being the unalienable rights to liberty and the pursuit of happiness..What civil right did the NFL violate?There are other things to consider, too. For instance, why would any owner want a clown like kaeperdick on the team when he is a proven distraction and drama queen, and when he causes divisions among the team's fans and, probably, within the locker room.
There seems to be a growing numer of players and fans who support Kaepernick.
He may never play in the NFL again but he has started a movement that is gaining momentum. His cause is a noble one and worthy of national attention. Only a celebrity like him could have pulled it off.
Would any businessman want to hire an idiot who drives their paying customers away (as kaeperdick does through his stupidity)
No...but there is no evidence Colin's actions had that effect. Some fans lauded his bravery
while others gave him a thumbs down. When the dust clears..the possibility that only Rw white males will be seen at ball games looms as a game changer.
I suppose that would be cut and dry if the NFL didn't recieve huge subsidies at the taxpayer's expense. Doing so, In effect, sort of makes the NFL a government contractor. Even the stadiums they play in are built by local government tax dollars. So Colin may have some legal leeway to press them on a civil rights violation.And finally, it it the owner's right to hire whom he pleases. Fuck the BLM retards, jesse jackson and the other whining weinies.
But look on the bright side. Colon surely has a bright future ahead, axing people, "Would you like fires with that?"
Colin Kaepernic is a highly educated person with excellent oratory skills. You look silly trying to use some urban dialect to demonstrate otherwise.
Why because they don't want cancer on their teams?
That's such a stretch. You're' now making yourself look ridiculous by making up stupid shit like that in order to 'try' and support your weak position.Putting aside rather you agree with Kaepernick kneeling during the anthem and looking at it strictly from a business standpoint if you were an owner would you sign Kaepernick?
That's kind of thing about collusion. If you have 30 teams in the NFL thinking like you just said, and you have two teams contemplating signing him... the other 30 teams are not going to want the other 2 teams to do it. Why? Because if he plays well the other 30 teams are going to look bad for not giving him a chance because of the political ramifications. So the 30 owners are going to reach out to the other 2 teams and ask them not to sign him... to protect the NFL shield. If you don't think the owners stick together, that would be naive.
Owners don't have to 'collude' in order to see kaeperdick is a toxic dickhead. They just have to see his actions, listen to his (and his muslim girlfriend's) words, then look at his stinking socks depicting cops as pigs. The real pigs, are Colon and his nasty girlfriend.
Making shit up? You must not be a long time NFL fan if you don't know this type of stuff happens. It's been talked about by NFL players for many years. There is a reason why it is in the CBA...
The reality is -- if someone is an extraordinarily talented QB .... Unless they committed a seriously heinous crime, they're playing in the NFL. Kaepernick's not because at the end of the day -- he sucked. Virtually no one would even know who he is had he never taken a knee during the National Anthem.Putting aside rather you agree with Kaepernick kneeling during the anthem and looking at it strictly from a business standpoint if you were an owner would you sign Kaepernick?
That's kind of thing about collusion. If you have 30 teams in the NFL thinking like you just said, and you have two teams contemplating signing him... the other 30 teams are not going to want the other 2 teams to do it. Why? Because if he plays well the other 30 teams are going to look bad for not giving him a chance because of the political ramifications. So the 30 owners are going to reach out to the other 2 teams and ask them not to sign him... to protect the NFL shield. If you don't think the owners stick together, that would be naive.
SF decided to go in a different direction and cut Kaep who was the QB for a 3-13 team. If the 9ers gave up after investing that many years, why would another team sign him as a starter? Why would any team pay $10 mill. for a back up QB, when you can get one for $2 million or less? These are the issues you keep avoiding, its because they are legit questions and prove that there was no collusion among owners. Many teams passed on Mixon because of his distractions. NFL teams don't want a distraction, unless the distraction is offset by talent.
You brought up Vick, he signed as a back up for $1.6 million, a few million less than what Kaep was asking. Ray Rice might have a better case for collusion, but don't let facts get in you emotional rant.
They got a new GM and Lynch wanted to build his own team.
And other teams want to build their own team and they don’t want to build around a mediocre QB would could start but not take them where they want to go because his style of QB. That is not collusion that is making a choice of how you want to build their own teams. Why does Kaep have to be signed? He isn’t entitled to be on a team.
It could be argued that the NFL infringed upon two of Colin's unalienable rights as put forth in our Declaration of Independence.: those being the unalienable rights to liberty and the pursuit of happiness..What civil right did the NFL violate?There are other things to consider, too. For instance, why would any owner want a clown like kaeperdick on the team when he is a proven distraction and drama queen, and when he causes divisions among the team's fans and, probably, within the locker room.
There seems to be a growing numer of players and fans who support Kaepernick.
He may never play in the NFL again but he has started a movement that is gaining momentum. His cause is a noble one and worthy of national attention. Only a celebrity like him could have pulled it off.
Would any businessman want to hire an idiot who drives their paying customers away (as kaeperdick does through his stupidity)
No...but there is no evidence Colin's actions had that effect. Some fans lauded his bravery
while others gave him a thumbs down. When the dust clears..the possibility that only Rw white males will be seen at ball games looms as a game changer.
I suppose that would be cut and dry if the NFL didn't recieve huge subsidies at the taxpayer's expense. Doing so, In effect, sort of makes the NFL a government contractor. Even the stadiums they play in are built by local government tax dollars. So Colin may have some legal leeway to press them on a civil rights violation.And finally, it it the owner's right to hire whom he pleases. Fuck the BLM retards, jesse jackson and the other whining weinies.
But look on the bright side. Colon surely has a bright future ahead, axing people, "Would you like fires with that?"
Colin Kaepernic is a highly educated person with excellent oratory skills. You look silly trying to use some urban dialect to demonstrate otherwise.
The reality is -- if someone is an extraordinarily talented QB .... Unless they committed a seriously heinous crime, they're playing in the NFL. Kaepernick's not because at the end of the day -- he sucked. Virtually no one would even know who he is had he never taken a knee during the National Anthem.Putting aside rather you agree with Kaepernick kneeling during the anthem and looking at it strictly from a business standpoint if you were an owner would you sign Kaepernick?
That's kind of thing about collusion. If you have 30 teams in the NFL thinking like you just said, and you have two teams contemplating signing him... the other 30 teams are not going to want the other 2 teams to do it. Why? Because if he plays well the other 30 teams are going to look bad for not giving him a chance because of the political ramifications. So the 30 owners are going to reach out to the other 2 teams and ask them not to sign him... to protect the NFL shield. If you don't think the owners stick together, that would be naive.
SF decided to go in a different direction and cut Kaep who was the QB for a 3-13 team. If the 9ers gave up after investing that many years, why would another team sign him as a starter? Why would any team pay $10 mill. for a back up QB, when you can get one for $2 million or less? These are the issues you keep avoiding, its because they are legit questions and prove that there was no collusion among owners. Many teams passed on Mixon because of his distractions. NFL teams don't want a distraction, unless the distraction is offset by talent.
You brought up Vick, he signed as a back up for $1.6 million, a few million less than what Kaep was asking. Ray Rice might have a better case for collusion, but don't let facts get in you emotional rant.
They got a new GM and Lynch wanted to build his own team.
And other teams want to build their own team and they don’t want to build around a mediocre QB would could start but not take them where they want to go because his style of QB. That is not collusion that is making a choice of how you want to build their own teams. Why does Kaep have to be signed? He isn’t entitled to be on a team.
It could be argued that the NFL infringed upon two of Colin's unalienable rights as put forth in our Declaration of Independence.: those being the unalienable rights to liberty and the pursuit of happiness..What civil right did the NFL violate?There are other things to consider, too. For instance, why would any owner want a clown like kaeperdick on the team when he is a proven distraction and drama queen, and when he causes divisions among the team's fans and, probably, within the locker room.
There seems to be a growing numer of players and fans who support Kaepernick.
He may never play in the NFL again but he has started a movement that is gaining momentum. His cause is a noble one and worthy of national attention. Only a celebrity like him could have pulled it off.
Would any businessman want to hire an idiot who drives their paying customers away (as kaeperdick does through his stupidity)
No...but there is no evidence Colin's actions had that effect. Some fans lauded his bravery
while others gave him a thumbs down. When the dust clears..the possibility that only Rw white males will be seen at ball games looms as a game changer.
I suppose that would be cut and dry if the NFL didn't recieve huge subsidies at the taxpayer's expense. Doing so, In effect, sort of makes the NFL a government contractor. Even the stadiums they play in are built by local government tax dollars. So Colin may have some legal leeway to press them on a civil rights violation.And finally, it it the owner's right to hire whom he pleases. Fuck the BLM retards, jesse jackson and the other whining weinies.
But look on the bright side. Colon surely has a bright future ahead, axing people, "Would you like fires with that?"
Colin Kaepernic is a highly educated person with excellent oratory skills. You look silly trying to use some urban dialect to demonstrate otherwise.
Well, I'd say you are one of few people who think highly of this whining drama queen. I still think he's a waste of skin and that won't change. Apparently lots of people agree with me, seeing that Colon is not wanted by any team.There are other things to consider, too. For instance, why would any owner want a clown like kaeperdick on the team when he is a proven distraction and drama queen, and when he causes divisions among the team's fans and, probably, within the locker room.
There seems to be a growing numer of players and fans who support Kaepernick.
He may never play in the NFL again but he has started a movement that is gaining momentum. His cause is a noble one and worthy of national attention. Only a celebrity like him could have pulled it off.
Would any businessman want to hire an idiot who drives their paying customers away (as kaeperdick does through his stupidity)
No...but there is no evidence Colin's actions had that effect. Some fans lauded his bravery
while others gave him a thumbs down. When the dust clears..the possibility that only Rw white males will be seen at ball games looms as a game changer.
I suppose that would be cut and dry if the NFL didn't recieve huge subsidies at the taxpayer's expense. Doing so, In effect, sort of makes the NFL a government contractor. Even the stadiums they play in are built by local government tax dollars. So Colin may have some legal leeway to press them on a civil rights violation.And finally, it it the owner's right to hire whom he pleases. Fuck the BLM retards, jesse jackson and the other whining weinies.
But look on the bright side. Colon surely has a bright future ahead, axing people, "Would you like fires with that?"
Colin Kaepernic is a highly educated person with excellent oratory skills. You look silly trying to use some urban dialect to demonstrate otherwise.
more likely, they may have violated his right to think that other people OWE him a living. Lol...It could be argued that the NFL infringed upon two of Colin's unalienable rights as put forth in our Declaration of Independence.: those being the unalienable rights to liberty and the pursuit of happiness..What civil right did the NFL violate?There are other things to consider, too. For instance, why would any owner want a clown like kaeperdick on the team when he is a proven distraction and drama queen, and when he causes divisions among the team's fans and, probably, within the locker room.
There seems to be a growing numer of players and fans who support Kaepernick.
He may never play in the NFL again but he has started a movement that is gaining momentum. His cause is a noble one and worthy of national attention. Only a celebrity like him could have pulled it off.
Would any businessman want to hire an idiot who drives their paying customers away (as kaeperdick does through his stupidity)
No...but there is no evidence Colin's actions had that effect. Some fans lauded his bravery
while others gave him a thumbs down. When the dust clears..the possibility that only Rw white males will be seen at ball games looms as a game changer.
I suppose that would be cut and dry if the NFL didn't recieve huge subsidies at the taxpayer's expense. Doing so, In effect, sort of makes the NFL a government contractor. Even the stadiums they play in are built by local government tax dollars. So Colin may have some legal leeway to press them on a civil rights violation.And finally, it it the owner's right to hire whom he pleases. Fuck the BLM retards, jesse jackson and the other whining weinies.
But look on the bright side. Colon surely has a bright future ahead, axing people, "Would you like fires with that?"
Colin Kaepernic is a highly educated person with excellent oratory skills. You look silly trying to use some urban dialect to demonstrate otherwise.
Your argument is the same used to keep slaves from learning to read so long ago. Your mindset is reminiscent of an era when people like you thought civil rights for women and blacks was the "cancer" eating away at white male supremacy.It could be argued that the NFL infringed upon two of Colin's unalienable rights as put forth in our Declaration of Independence.: those being the unalienable rights to liberty and the pursuit of happiness..What civil right did the NFL violate?There are other things to consider, too. For instance, why would any owner want a clown like kaeperdick on the team when he is a proven distraction and drama queen, and when he causes divisions among the team's fans and, probably, within the locker room.
There seems to be a growing numer of players and fans who support Kaepernick.
He may never play in the NFL again but he has started a movement that is gaining momentum. His cause is a noble one and worthy of national attention. Only a celebrity like him could have pulled it off.
Would any businessman want to hire an idiot who drives their paying customers away (as kaeperdick does through his stupidity)
No...but there is no evidence Colin's actions had that effect. Some fans lauded his bravery
while others gave him a thumbs down. When the dust clears..the possibility that only Rw white males will be seen at ball games looms as a game changer.
I suppose that would be cut and dry if the NFL didn't recieve huge subsidies at the taxpayer's expense. Doing so, In effect, sort of makes the NFL a government contractor. Even the stadiums they play in are built by local government tax dollars. So Colin may have some legal leeway to press them on a civil rights violation.And finally, it it the owner's right to hire whom he pleases. Fuck the BLM retards, jesse jackson and the other whining weinies.
But look on the bright side. Colon surely has a bright future ahead, axing people, "Would you like fires with that?"
Colin Kaepernic is a highly educated person with excellent oratory skills. You look silly trying to use some urban dialect to demonstrate otherwise.
Why because they don't want cancer on their teams?
They'll probably get all the BLM imbeciles together to startSo not hiring a Black as a QB is the NFL denying civil rights.
T'is the cause he sacrificed his career for that stirs me to support him. Hidden there in are the voices of black ghosts past who lost their lives or made similar sacrifices in the struggle for equality. Colin's protest is an extension of that struggle.Well, I'd say you are one of few people who think highly of this whining drama queen. I still think he's a waste of skin and that won't change. Apparently lots of people agree with me, seeing that Colon is not wanted by any team.There are other things to consider, too. For instance, why would any owner want a clown like kaeperdick on the team when he is a proven distraction and drama queen, and when he causes divisions among the team's fans and, probably, within the locker room.
There seems to be a growing numer of players and fans who support Kaepernick.
He may never play in the NFL again but he has started a movement that is gaining momentum. His cause is a noble one and worthy of national attention. Only a celebrity like him could have pulled it off.
Would any businessman want to hire an idiot who drives their paying customers away (as kaeperdick does through his stupidity)
No...but there is no evidence Colin's actions had that effect. Some fans lauded his bravery
while others gave him a thumbs down. When the dust clears..the possibility that only Rw white males will be seen at ball games looms as a game changer.
I suppose that would be cut and dry if the NFL didn't recieve huge subsidies at the taxpayer's expense. Doing so, In effect, sort of makes the NFL a government contractor. Even the stadiums they play in are built by local government tax dollars. So Colin may have some legal leeway to press them on a civil rights violation.And finally, it it the owner's right to hire whom he pleases. Fuck the BLM retards, jesse jackson and the other whining weinies.
But look on the bright side. Colon surely has a bright future ahead, axing people, "Would you like fires with that?"
Colin Kaepernic is a highly educated person with excellent oratory skills. You look silly trying to use some urban dialect to demonstrate otherwise.
Your tired old accusations were wrong through the ages and they are wrong now.more likely, they may have violated his right to think that other people OWE him a living. Lol...It could be argued that the NFL infringed upon two of Colin's unalienable rights as put forth in our Declaration of Independence.: those being the unalienable rights to liberty and the pursuit of happiness..What civil right did the NFL violate?There are other things to consider, too. For instance, why would any owner want a clown like kaeperdick on the team when he is a proven distraction and drama queen, and when he causes divisions among the team's fans and, probably, within the locker room.
There seems to be a growing numer of players and fans who support Kaepernick.
He may never play in the NFL again but he has started a movement that is gaining momentum. His cause is a noble one and worthy of national attention. Only a celebrity like him could have pulled it off.
Would any businessman want to hire an idiot who drives their paying customers away (as kaeperdick does through his stupidity)
No...but there is no evidence Colin's actions had that effect. Some fans lauded his bravery
while others gave him a thumbs down. When the dust clears..the possibility that only Rw white males will be seen at ball games looms as a game changer.
I suppose that would be cut and dry if the NFL didn't recieve huge subsidies at the taxpayer's expense. Doing so, In effect, sort of makes the NFL a government contractor. Even the stadiums they play in are built by local government tax dollars. So Colin may have some legal leeway to press them on a civil rights violation.And finally, it it the owner's right to hire whom he pleases. Fuck the BLM retards, jesse jackson and the other whining weinies.
But look on the bright side. Colon surely has a bright future ahead, axing people, "Would you like fires with that?"
Colin Kaepernic is a highly educated person with excellent oratory skills. You look silly trying to use some urban dialect to demonstrate otherwise.
Same old tired whine we've been hearing for ages.
I disagree. See my previous posts.Your argument is the same used to keep slaves from learning to read so long ago. Your mindset is reminiscent of an era when people like you thought civil rights for women and blacks was the "cancer" eating away at white male supremacy.It could be argued that the NFL infringed upon two of Colin's unalienable rights as put forth in our Declaration of Independence.: those being the unalienable rights to liberty and the pursuit of happiness..What civil right did the NFL violate?There seems to be a growing numer of players and fans who support Kaepernick.
He may never play in the NFL again but he has started a movement that is gaining momentum. His cause is a noble one and worthy of national attention. Only a celebrity like him could have pulled it off.
No...but there is no evidence Colin's actions had that effect. Some fans lauded his bravery
while others gave him a thumbs down. When the dust clears..the possibility that only Rw white males will be seen at ball games looms as a game changer.
I suppose that would be cut and dry if the NFL didn't recieve huge subsidies at the taxpayer's expense. Doing so, In effect, sort of makes the NFL a government contractor. Even the stadiums they play in are built by local government tax dollars. So Colin may have some legal leeway to press them on a civil rights violation.
Colin Kaepernic is a highly educated person with excellent oratory skills. You look silly trying to use some urban dialect to demonstrate otherwise.
Why because they don't want cancer on their teams?
Please. Quit. I can't laugh anymore.....
Colon is NOT a fucking victim. He chose his stupid course of action, now he's paying the price. But like other whiners he is NOT a man, just a whiner. He thinks the world owes him a living and that no matter what he does or how offensive he is, that he will get away with his stupid behavior. Well, people are sick and tired of the endless whining. Colon seems to be the kind of whiner that would be right at home in the line to pick up a welfare check. That's his mindset.
He is not, and has never been a fucking slave. Neither has any other black person in the U.S. So quit trying to send other people on some fucking guilt trip. It's all baloney. If Colon thinks he is so damned oppressed he has more than enough money to put his sorry ass on a plane and leave this oppressive country, where he was able to get so god-damned rich. Flakey asshole coward, that's all he is. A fucking crybaby.
Thank God for whiners like MLK...can't imagine where we'd be without them.They'll probably get all the BLM imbeciles together to startSo not hiring a Black as a QB is the NFL denying civil rights.rioting...ahem, I mean..protesting, until they force a team to hire this loser, or get some more free stuff. Just they did with the Oscars. Whined until they got the "Leroy, the Affirmative Action Oscar" now every black whiner will get his Oscar, deserve it, or not. That's where this noise about kaeperdick is going. It's the same old story. Whine till they throw you more free stuff. Merit means nothing to these whiners.
Your tired old accusations were wrong through the ages and they are wrong now.more likely, they may have violated his right to think that other people OWE him a living. Lol...It could be argued that the NFL infringed upon two of Colin's unalienable rights as put forth in our Declaration of Independence.: those being the unalienable rights to liberty and the pursuit of happiness..What civil right did the NFL violate?There are other things to consider, too. For instance, why would any owner want a clown like kaeperdick on the team when he is a proven distraction and drama queen, and when he causes divisions among the team's fans and, probably, within the locker room.
There seems to be a growing numer of players and fans who support Kaepernick.
He may never play in the NFL again but he has started a movement that is gaining momentum. His cause is a noble one and worthy of national attention. Only a celebrity like him could have pulled it off.
Would any businessman want to hire an idiot who drives their paying customers away (as kaeperdick does through his stupidity)
No...but there is no evidence Colin's actions had that effect. Some fans lauded his bravery
while others gave him a thumbs down. When the dust clears..the possibility that only Rw white males will be seen at ball games looms as a game changer.
I suppose that would be cut and dry if the NFL didn't recieve huge subsidies at the taxpayer's expense. Doing so, In effect, sort of makes the NFL a government contractor. Even the stadiums they play in are built by local government tax dollars. So Colin may have some legal leeway to press them on a civil rights violation.And finally, it it the owner's right to hire whom he pleases. Fuck the BLM retards, jesse jackson and the other whining weinies.
But look on the bright side. Colon surely has a bright future ahead, axing people, "Would you like fires with that?"
Colin Kaepernic is a highly educated person with excellent oratory skills. You look silly trying to use some urban dialect to demonstrate otherwise.
Same old tired whine we've been hearing for ages.
Colin hasn't asked for a damn thing except
the right to peacefully protest on behalf of his fallen brothers in an effort to possibly save
Some future victims. What an unselfish act...!
Truly, Jesus would have called this man, Kaepernick, a disciple worthy of salvation.
And, indeed, Colin is being figuratively crucified for loving his people more than his flag or national anthem. I haven't heard or seen evidence that Kaepernick is militant in any way; nor am I convinced he hates America. His protest carries hope that a change in the system will occur to make America better...That sir...is patriotism at it's best.
