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LTC David Brown
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I am not watching football this year. What a bunch of ungrateful jerks the players are. If they don't show respect to the symbol of the nation that has given them much F off. If they are concerned about police volunteer to help. I am tired of tearing down and not building up.
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SFC Senior Civil Engineer/Annuitant
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I stoped watching pro football some time back, they're just not worth the time in addition to the game getting too slow.
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LTC David Brown
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An opportunity.
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PO3 Business Advisement
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Ya, Good point LTC David Brown, only in America can this many athletes earn this much.
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
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They act like spoiled brats, they will get negative responses.
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GySgt Melissa Gravila
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Ive said it before and I will say it again, the National Anthem isn't played for these NFL POSes!!! It is played for veterans and first responders as a sign of respect and courtesy for what we have done to serve this country (and to protect their over-paid butts). Speaking for myself, I would raise my hand again in a heartbeat if asked to, which is far more life-altering than asking a man to run a ball 100 yards down a field IMO. They need to get off of their self- imposed pedestal and realize who really has put their lives on the line for this country. JS

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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
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Amen Gunny.
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The national anthem isn't played for you, or for any other person. It is played for the nation.
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GySgt Melissa Gravila
GySgt Melissa Gravila
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@SFC (Anonymous)-I have to disagree with you on that wholeheartedly. It is played as a sign of respect and gratitude to all those who have served and protected this Nation. It is also played to show respect to our Flag.
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