True.Of course he is. Ever since he became friends with the North Korean dictators and supports them he's been constantly ripped by the right, and rightly so. You really only hear what you want to, don't you?
Not really. I think Kaepernick has received a lot more criticism from the right for committing an act of civil disobedience which is as American as apple pie.
Consistent with the fact that conservatives are for the most part authoritarian, seek to compel conformity, and fear dissent and expressions of individual liberty.
For conservatives Kaepernick represents someone who refuses to conform, and that frightens them, resulting in hostility toward Kaepernick in an effort to compel him to conform.
It's telling when they criticize his form of protest based on what they feel his protest is about. If Tim Tebow sat out the national anthem in exhcange for praying in the parking lot they'd love it. And to be honest, there really nothing wrong with that either.
You two need to get a room
Still waiting for the right to denounce Trump for calling Rodman's trip to N. Korea 'smart'.
Trump praises 'smart' Rodman trip
You know, since you made the point that the right made a stink out of the Rodman trip you can tell me how Trump was put into his place after making those comments.
When did you start waiting since we hadn't discussed that article before?
Did you read the article, it says Trump thought it would be a good idea for Obama to call the North Korean despot. Agree or disagree, you're moving the goal posts.
And I wasn't defending Trump, you whack job. I oppose him, I'm voting for Johnson. We were talking about criticism of Rodman versus criticism of Kaepernick from the right. The right is a lot harsher to Rodman in what they say, though they criticize both.
How did that become about what Trump himself says outside your delusional mind?