You're right... they should develop thicker skin... thick enough to where police can't penetrate it with bullets over indiscriminate unarmed petty crimes...hmy:
I doubt they care that you're offended because you've been brainwashed into thinking it's about something it isn't about
You're right... they should develop thicker skin... thick enough to where police can't penetrate it with bullets over indiscriminate unarmed petty crimes...
I doubt they care that you're offended because you've been brainwashed into thinking it's about something it isn't about
You're right... they should develop thicker skin... thick enough to where police can't penetrate it with bullets over indiscriminate unarmed petty crimes...
I doubt they care that you're offended because you've been brainwashed into thinking it's about something it isn't about
People that were offended by the protests are the same ignorant people that the protests were meant to enlighten...
If you love this country, then you understand it's built into it to have the right to free speech/protest... there's a legitimate reason behind them and it has nothing to do with all of them hating America and/or disrespecting our military. Just because one particular person/network slanted their cause into something it was never intended to be doesn't make that person/network in the right or truthful.
All that aside, the article is pretty transparent about the NFLPA being more concerned with the precedence set than with the actual rule... and it was dumb of the NFL to make any rule without running it through the NFLPA in the first place... this was obviously coming.
...... And the entire issue aside...
I'm going to watch the highest level of football if/when they have "Vote for [insert political figure/message here]" tattoos, stickers, and capes... because I love football, it's played best in the NFL, and I'm a huge fantasy football geek...
Grow some thick skin... some of you guys would scoff at how "stupid" people are at a PETA for taking offense at Chik-Fil-A, but a couple guys take a knee at the start of an NFL game and it's "OMG, I can't watch this anymore!"
Who cares man?
The players would be better served by reaching out to their local law enforcement agencies and minority community leaders and creating a forum for open dialogue between the parties. A big part of the problem is that everyone is pointing fingers at someone else. The communities are mad at the police for violence and harsh treatment. The police are mad at the communities for inciting violence against them. Yet nobody has thought to get the leaders of the groups together to discuss real ways to affect change. There are some crappy racist cops out there and there needs to be harsh penalties in place and an independent investigative body it an incident occurs. There are also some crappy racist minorities out that will take any opportunity to try to disparage or undermine our law enforcement officers, as seen recently when several officers were accused of racism but their body cams proved the exact opposite. This problem has reached a boiling point and needs to be addressed.... but kneeling during the National Anthem is getting zero accomplished.
Unless pissing off the consumer is something that they wanted to accomplish. If so...
The players would be better served by reaching out to their local law enforcement agencies and minority community leaders and creating a forum for open dialogue between the parties. A big part of the problem is that everyone is pointing fingers at someone else. The communities are mad at the police for violence and harsh treatment. The police are mad at the communities for inciting violence against them. Yet nobody has thought to get the leaders of the groups together to discuss real ways to affect change. There are some crappy racist cops out there and there needs to be harsh penalties in place and an independent investigative body it an incident occurs. There are also some crappy racist minorities out that will take any opportunity to try to disparage or undermine our law enforcement officers, as seen recently when several officers were accused of racism but their body cams proved the exact opposite. This problem has reached a boiling point and needs to be addressed.... but kneeling during the National Anthem is getting zero accomplished.
Unless pissing off the consumer is something that they wanted to accomplish. If so...
People that were offended by the protests are the same ignorant people that the protests were meant to enlighten...
If you love this country, then you understand it's built into it to have the right to free speech/protest... there's a legitimate reason behind them and it has nothing to do with all of them hating America and/or disrespecting our military. Just because one particular person/network slanted their cause into something it was never intended to be doesn't make that person/network in the right or truthful.
All that aside, the article is pretty transparent about the NFLPA being more concerned with the precedence set than with the actual rule... and it was dumb of the NFL to make any rule without running it through the NFLPA in the first place... this was obviously coming.
...... And the entire issue aside...
I'm going to watch the highest level of football if/when they have "Vote for [insert political figure/message here]" tattoos, stickers, and capes... because I love football, it's played best in the NFL, and I'm a huge fantasy football geek...
Grow some thick skin... some of you guys would scoff at how "stupid" people are at a PETA for taking offense at Chik-Fil-A, but a couple guys take a knee at the start of an NFL game and it's "OMG, I can't watch this anymore!"
Who cares man?
You're right... they should develop thicker skin... thick enough to where police can't penetrate it with bullets over indiscriminate unarmed petty crimes...
I doubt they care that you're offended because you've been brainwashed into thinking it's about something it isn't about
