Anthem Protest Policy: NFL
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I think there has been a lot of Body Cam footage in recent months that disputes a lot of this perceived injustices to criminals. Not saying every case is like that, but I'd venture to say there are many, many more like the Mayor's son a couple weeks ago, on to the lady this week who said the cop tried to rape her. And this is what they are kneeling for? Follow authority and in most cases there won't be problems.
As for NFL initiating this rule, they are a business. Much like when you liberals don't like something a conservative says and get he/she fired, this is the same rule. Its about money. Don't whine when the almighty dollar speaks, and it is not to your political agenda.
As for NFL initiating this rule, they are a business. Much like when you liberals don't like something a conservative says and get he/she fired, this is the same rule. Its about money. Don't whine when the almighty dollar speaks, and it is not to your political agenda.
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Save that nonsense. You realize for someone crying about racial divide, you have just added to it with this assinine sentence. Everyone is getting real tired of the racial card for every issue. It is old. Follow authority and there are usually not issues.knowitall wrote:oh to grow up white in a white world
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Manfred posed the question about Tillman WHEN HE WAS LIVING, not someone speaking up for him after he was gone, putting words in his mouth.
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Manfred asked a hypothetical question and implied a response. I would trust the words of his family who knew him very well over the the hypothesis of his feelings from random people who never met him from central PA.
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Blah, blah, blah. Says the white guy who just threw the liberal card!everett wrote:Save that nonsense. You realize for someone crying about racial divide, you have just added to it with this assinine sentence. Everyone is getting real tired of the racial card for every issue. It is old. Follow authority and there are usually not issues.knowitall wrote:oh to grow up white in a white world
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Trust the words of a family? That's why when someone dies, his family members fight over what they were supposedly told they were going to get.
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My dad was manfred
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Facts matter. Villanova was not on the field or the sideline. He was at the edge of the tunnel with the rest of the team a couple of feet away. They were not in the locker room.Manfred wrote:The WHOLE example was based upon the first or second week of the season when Villanueva was the ONLY one who did what was in his heart, his mind, his personal integrity, and he did it. The rest should have had the backbone to back him up from 3 feet away, not back in the locker room. That was a little more than 5 or 10 feet. I was disappointed when he caved in later to his "buddies". I forgive him that. Tell me, what do you think Pat Tillman would have done when all this BS started? FWIW, at FH games, the team is out on the floor when the Anthem is played. Don't know where you got your info from on that one. Maybe the rest of the league has gone rogue.
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Villanueva. Autocorrect got me.
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Your perspective. Mine was he was outside the tunnel, where he could look directly -AT- the flag and show PROPER respect. You can rationalize or attempt to justify 'a couple of feet' all you want, but he was doing the right thing. I'd like to meet your Dad. We could have a brew and discuss where he ....failed you.
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