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It's not making headlines the way Kaepernick did, though.Disgusting pricks.
What it comes down to, is the NFL is simply WAY over-represented by black players.
Had there been a much better better representation of America, you would have more Hispanic, White, and Asian players that would then show that America is much more united than when black players are over-represented.
For the survival of sports leagues, franchises like the NFL are likely to need an Afirmative Action for drafting players.
Arian Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest of national anthem, Chiefs’ Marcus Peters raises right fist
On the 15th anniversary of 9/11, most of the NFL chose not to emulate Colin Kaepernick during the playing of the national anthem before games.
But not all of them did. At CenturyLink Field in Seattle, a quartet of Miami Dolphins - vocal running back Arian Foster, receiver Kenny Stills, lineman Michael Thomas and linebacker Jelani Jenkins - followed the example the Niners QB has been setting for several weeks, choosing to kneel during the playing of the national anthem.
Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest, Chiefs' Peters raises fist
While I'm sad to see that our most patriotic USMB members still haven't figured out what it means to be American, the anguish exhibited in this thread is awesome.
It's not making headlines the way Kaepernick did, though.Disgusting pricks.
What it comes down to, is the NFL is simply WAY over-represented by black players.
Had there been a much better better representation of America, you would have more Hispanic, White, and Asian players that would then show that America is much more united than when black players are over-represented.
For the survival of sports leagues, franchises like the NFL are likely to need an Afirmative Action for drafting players.
Arian Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest of national anthem, Chiefs’ Marcus Peters raises right fist
On the 15th anniversary of 9/11, most of the NFL chose not to emulate Colin Kaepernick during the playing of the national anthem before games.
But not all of them did. At CenturyLink Field in Seattle, a quartet of Miami Dolphins - vocal running back Arian Foster, receiver Kenny Stills, lineman Michael Thomas and linebacker Jelani Jenkins - followed the example the Niners QB has been setting for several weeks, choosing to kneel during the playing of the national anthem.
Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest, Chiefs' Peters raises fist
As usual, it was a big deal for a couple of weeks, and now it's going to become diluted and trivialized as people do it here and there.
And none of it will matter, one damn bit. We can all calm down and get on with our lives now.
.
While I'm sad to see that our most patriotic USMB members still haven't figured out what it means to be American, the anguish exhibited in this thread is awesome.
Like it or not asshole, there are millions of Americans who are offended by a public display of disrespect for our Anthem, our flag, and our country.
Especially when that display is on 9/11.
I realize you being a liberal it's very difficult for you to understand that.
It's not making headlines the way Kaepernick did, though.Disgusting pricks.
What it comes down to, is the NFL is simply WAY over-represented by black players.
Had there been a much better better representation of America, you would have more Hispanic, White, and Asian players that would then show that America is much more united than when black players are over-represented.
For the survival of sports leagues, franchises like the NFL are likely to need an Afirmative Action for drafting players.
Arian Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest of national anthem, Chiefs’ Marcus Peters raises right fist
On the 15th anniversary of 9/11, most of the NFL chose not to emulate Colin Kaepernick during the playing of the national anthem before games.
But not all of them did. At CenturyLink Field in Seattle, a quartet of Miami Dolphins - vocal running back Arian Foster, receiver Kenny Stills, lineman Michael Thomas and linebacker Jelani Jenkins - followed the example the Niners QB has been setting for several weeks, choosing to kneel during the playing of the national anthem.
Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest, Chiefs' Peters raises fist
As usual, it was a big deal for a couple of weeks, and now it's going to become diluted and trivialized as people do it here and there.
And none of it will matter, one damn bit. We can all calm down and get on with our lives now.
.
While I'm sad to see that our most patriotic USMB members still haven't figured out what it means to be American, the anguish exhibited in this thread is awesome.
Like it or not asshole, there are millions of Americans who are offended by a public display of disrespect for our Anthem, our flag, and our country.
Especially when that display is on 9/11.
I realize you being a liberal it's very difficult for you to understand that.
Awwwww. Are you offended? Call the PC police!
Even if it does, though, it will quickly become diluted.It's not making headlines the way Kaepernick did, though.Disgusting pricks.
What it comes down to, is the NFL is simply WAY over-represented by black players.
Had there been a much better better representation of America, you would have more Hispanic, White, and Asian players that would then show that America is much more united than when black players are over-represented.
For the survival of sports leagues, franchises like the NFL are likely to need an Afirmative Action for drafting players.
Arian Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest of national anthem, Chiefs’ Marcus Peters raises right fist
On the 15th anniversary of 9/11, most of the NFL chose not to emulate Colin Kaepernick during the playing of the national anthem before games.
But not all of them did. At CenturyLink Field in Seattle, a quartet of Miami Dolphins - vocal running back Arian Foster, receiver Kenny Stills, lineman Michael Thomas and linebacker Jelani Jenkins - followed the example the Niners QB has been setting for several weeks, choosing to kneel during the playing of the national anthem.
Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest, Chiefs' Peters raises fist
As usual, it was a big deal for a couple of weeks, and now it's going to become diluted and trivialized as people do it here and there.
And none of it will matter, one damn bit. We can all calm down and get on with our lives now.
.
It's likely to play out if the media stops focusing on it, however it's now bled over to high schools, and I look for the NBA players to also start protesting when play resumes.
In time it may be like everything else and it will play itself out, but then again, there are a lot of black athletes, so this could continue on for quite some time.
While I'm sad to see that our most patriotic USMB members still haven't figured out what it means to be American, the anguish exhibited in this thread is awesome.
Like it or not asshole, there are millions of Americans who are offended by a public display of disrespect for our Anthem, our flag, and our country.
Especially when that display is on 9/11.
I realize you being a liberal it's very difficult for you to understand that.
Awwwww. Are you offended? Call the PC police!
On 9/11 I am offended indeed. As far as you go, you're a liberal. You offend me every single day.
Even if it does, though, it will quickly become diluted.It's not making headlines the way Kaepernick did, though.Disgusting pricks.
What it comes down to, is the NFL is simply WAY over-represented by black players.
Had there been a much better better representation of America, you would have more Hispanic, White, and Asian players that would then show that America is much more united than when black players are over-represented.
For the survival of sports leagues, franchises like the NFL are likely to need an Afirmative Action for drafting players.
Arian Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest of national anthem, Chiefs’ Marcus Peters raises right fist
On the 15th anniversary of 9/11, most of the NFL chose not to emulate Colin Kaepernick during the playing of the national anthem before games.
But not all of them did. At CenturyLink Field in Seattle, a quartet of Miami Dolphins - vocal running back Arian Foster, receiver Kenny Stills, lineman Michael Thomas and linebacker Jelani Jenkins - followed the example the Niners QB has been setting for several weeks, choosing to kneel during the playing of the national anthem.
Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest, Chiefs' Peters raises fist
As usual, it was a big deal for a couple of weeks, and now it's going to become diluted and trivialized as people do it here and there.
And none of it will matter, one damn bit. We can all calm down and get on with our lives now.
.
It's likely to play out if the media stops focusing on it, however it's now bled over to high schools, and I look for the NBA players to also start protesting when play resumes.
In time it may be like everything else and it will play itself out, but then again, there are a lot of black athletes, so this could continue on for quite some time.
Sadly, among those actions being diluted was what the Seahawks did - a show of unity - but that's the way it is.
This country isn't ready yet to deal honestly with this issue.
.
A new study confirms that black men and women are treated differently in the hands of law enforcement. They are more likely to be touched, handcuffed, pushed to the ground or pepper-sprayed by a police officer, even after accounting for how, where and when they encounter the police.
But when it comes to the most lethal form of force — police shootings — the study finds no racial bias.
“It is the most surprising result of my career,” said Roland G. Fryer Jr., the author of the study and a professor of economics at Harvard. The study examined more than 1,000 shootings in 10 major police departments, in Texas, Florida and California.
While I'm sad to see that our most patriotic USMB members still haven't figured out what it means to be American, the anguish exhibited in this thread is awesome.
Like it or not asshole, there are millions of Americans who are offended by a public display of disrespect for our Anthem, our flag, and our country.
Especially when that display is on 9/11.
I realize you being a liberal it's very difficult for you to understand that.
Awwwww. Are you offended? Call the PC police!
On 9/11 I am offended indeed. As far as you go, you're a liberal. You offend me every single day.
I do?! Cool. If only I were a black liberal. Then I'd really impact your miserable life.
While I'm sad to see that our most patriotic USMB members still haven't figured out what it means to be American, the anguish exhibited in this thread is awesome.
Like it or not asshole, there are millions of Americans who are offended by a public display of disrespect for our Anthem, our flag, and our country.
Especially when that display is on 9/11.
I realize you being a liberal it's very difficult for you to understand that.
Awwwww. Are you offended? Call the PC police!
On 9/11 I am offended indeed. As far as you go, you're a liberal. You offend me every single day.
I do?! Cool. If only I were a black liberal. Then I'd really impact your miserable life.
My "miserable" life will be played out on the warm sunny beaches of Australia.
You get to finish up here dealing with and watching the country slowly disintegrate further into the divisive abyss. Cheers honey!
So that's 'what it comes down to'? I used to like American football. But then the straight-arm was banned, the lateral pass was outlawed, spikes were gone, grass was replaced by plastic, and they decided they didn't want their quarterback to hurt himself on the gridiron so they invented a professional 'kicker' who saunters in to do nothing but kick the ball and then leaves the playing field lest she might hurt herself. I didn't turn my interest away in vain though because I avoided gnashing my teeth now that 'what it all comes down to' is how many whites aren't good enough to play the game. Get more whites! That's what we want! Whites's haven't got any issues with racism and after all, that's what it comes down to!What it comes down to, is the NFL is simply WAY over-represented by black players.
While I'm sad to see that our most patriotic USMB members still haven't figured out what it means to be American,
Like it or not asshole, there are millions of Americans who are offended by a public display of disrespect for our Anthem, our flag, and our country.
Especially when that display is on 9/11.
I realize you being a liberal it's very difficult for you to understand that.
Awwwww. Are you offended? Call the PC police!
On 9/11 I am offended indeed. As far as you go, you're a liberal. You offend me every single day.
I do?! Cool. If only I were a black liberal. Then I'd really impact your miserable life.
My "miserable" life will be played out on the warm sunny beaches of Australia.
You get to finish up here dealing with and watching the country slowly disintegrate further into the divisive abyss. Cheers honey!
Australia? They don't have 2nd amendment rights there. Also...they have aboriginals and lots of black athletes. Shoot, they don't even recite the pledge of allegiance in schools there!
Like a true patriot....you are going to run away from your nation. Perfect!
Have you considerd becoming a hockey fan?It's not making headlines the way Kaepernick did, though.Disgusting pricks.
What it comes down to, is the NFL is simply WAY over-represented by black players.
Had there been a much better better representation of America, you would have more Hispanic, White, and Asian players that would then show that America is much more united than when black players are over-represented.
For the survival of sports leagues, franchises like the NFL are likely to need an Afirmative Action for drafting players.
Arian Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest of national anthem, Chiefs’ Marcus Peters raises right fist
On the 15th anniversary of 9/11, most of the NFL chose not to emulate Colin Kaepernick during the playing of the national anthem before games.
But not all of them did. At CenturyLink Field in Seattle, a quartet of Miami Dolphins - vocal running back Arian Foster, receiver Kenny Stills, lineman Michael Thomas and linebacker Jelani Jenkins - followed the example the Niners QB has been setting for several weeks, choosing to kneel during the playing of the national anthem.
Foster leads 4 Dolphins in protest, Chiefs' Peters raises fist
As usual, it was a big deal for a couple of weeks, and now it's going to become diluted and trivialized as people do it here and there.
And none of it will matter, one damn bit. We can all calm down and get on with our lives now.
.
It's likely to play out if the media stops focusing on it, however it's now bled over to high schools, and I look for the NBA players to also start protesting when play resumes.
In time it may be like everything else and it will play itself out, but then again, there are a lot of black athletes, so this could continue on for quite some time.
Awwwww. Are you offended? Call the PC police!
On 9/11 I am offended indeed. As far as you go, you're a liberal. You offend me every single day.
I do?! Cool. If only I were a black liberal. Then I'd really impact your miserable life.
My "miserable" life will be played out on the warm sunny beaches of Australia.
You get to finish up here dealing with and watching the country slowly disintegrate further into the divisive abyss. Cheers honey!
Australia? They don't have 2nd amendment rights there. Also...they have aboriginals and lots of black athletes. Shoot, they don't even recite the pledge of allegiance in schools there!
Like a true patriot....you are going to run away from your nation. Perfect!
Don't worry sonny, I know exactly what is in store for me there.
It's you people who spend your money going to the games, buying the merchandise, and watching on TV.
So you don't have a right to complain. Only those of us who don't watch this crap can say, we told you so.
Do not let the door hit you on the ass on your way out.It's looking more and more like I'll just be a casual observer of the NFL this year. If this crap gets worse, then I'm done altogether.
