Posted on Sep 1, 2018
Colin Kaepernick scores big victory in NFL legal battle
1.84K
55
20
9
9
0
You have to hand it to this Marxist, he may just win a legal battle for discrimination in spite of wearing a Che Guevara t-shirt to ESPN and other sports venues. He shouldn't have quit his contract. He doesn't get endorsements anymore except for maybe for commercials for visiting Cuba. Celebrities on steroids should not be able to do stuff in public that I can't do.
I can't wear a political button when I go to my job with exception maybe Remembrance Day, Veterans Day red poppy on my uniform. I can't do what he does being a celebrity on TV. The second and third order of effect is now ESPN does not show the national anthem so then the spotlighter athletes can't do their anti-police, anti America political message anymore. I don't watch sports. I maybe watch the Sunday night sports highlights. I have a 60 hour a week job and I have things to do on my weekends and rallypoint is one of them. This would be funny if a Marxist actually earned some money from the lawsuit only to send some of it to that cop killer that he this would be funny if a Marxist actually earns some money from the lawsuit only to send some of his nonprofit organization money to a black panther female cop killer who still isn't turned over back to us after President Obama opened diplomatic relations with Cuba again.
Colin Kaepernick donated $25,000 to group named after convicted cop killer and former Black Liberation Army member Assata Shakur who broke out of jail and fled to Cuba
Why isn't Assata Shakur back in custody in United States? Why has Cuba not turned over any hijackers that fled to Cuba in the 60s and 70s? Do you know why, former President Obama was so hard- up on opening relations with Cuba that he did not push the issue with the Cuban government to turn over people that we need to have back in our jails. Pathetic!
the NFL has a viewership that is down 10% thank you for those of you who listen to me and are looking into the Canadian football league as an alternative to the NFL. the Canadian football league has their Grey Cup which is their Super Bowl just before Thanksgiving in the United States. Their season starts earlier and they still may have Doug Flutie on the team. Check with your local cable provider to see if the Canadian Football League or CFL. CA is available in your area.
I can't wear a political button when I go to my job with exception maybe Remembrance Day, Veterans Day red poppy on my uniform. I can't do what he does being a celebrity on TV. The second and third order of effect is now ESPN does not show the national anthem so then the spotlighter athletes can't do their anti-police, anti America political message anymore. I don't watch sports. I maybe watch the Sunday night sports highlights. I have a 60 hour a week job and I have things to do on my weekends and rallypoint is one of them. This would be funny if a Marxist actually earned some money from the lawsuit only to send some of it to that cop killer that he this would be funny if a Marxist actually earns some money from the lawsuit only to send some of his nonprofit organization money to a black panther female cop killer who still isn't turned over back to us after President Obama opened diplomatic relations with Cuba again.
Colin Kaepernick donated $25,000 to group named after convicted cop killer and former Black Liberation Army member Assata Shakur who broke out of jail and fled to Cuba
Why isn't Assata Shakur back in custody in United States? Why has Cuba not turned over any hijackers that fled to Cuba in the 60s and 70s? Do you know why, former President Obama was so hard- up on opening relations with Cuba that he did not push the issue with the Cuban government to turn over people that we need to have back in our jails. Pathetic!
the NFL has a viewership that is down 10% thank you for those of you who listen to me and are looking into the Canadian football league as an alternative to the NFL. the Canadian football league has their Grey Cup which is their Super Bowl just before Thanksgiving in the United States. Their season starts earlier and they still may have Doug Flutie on the team. Check with your local cable provider to see if the Canadian Football League or CFL. CA is available in your area.
Colin Kaepernick scores big victory in NFL legal battle
Posted from 247sports.com
National Anthem
Lawsuit
Discrimination
NFL
Posted >1 y ago
Responses: 5
5
5
0
LTC (Join to see): I Hate to say this, but, I am glad that ESPN does not air the National Anthem. I, for one, salute during the National Anthem.
(5)
(0)
LTC (Join to see)
Yes, you are not a Marxist and a hypocrite like Kaepernick is. He may have his justification or police brutality but as a Marxist wearing chat Che Guevara t-shirt, he has the wrong way of showing it. Same thing with the West Point Cadet who was a communist they just kicked out recently. Actually, he was a first lieutenant but he was a communist and he just got separated and he wore his t- check about a t-shirt under his West Point dress uniform. No sympathy for either man
(1)
(0)
5
5
0
CWO3 (Join to see)
LTC (Join to see) - I'm not crazy about CK's past affiliations or ability as a QB, but many have forgotten the root cause of the protest being alleged police violence. He was advised by respected Vet Nate Boyer, that kneeling was a more respectful way to protest. It was never intended as disrespect to the Flag, even though it was later portrayed as such. https://ftw.usatoday.com/2018/05/colin-kaepernick-national-anthem-kneeling-protest-nate-boyer-memorial-day
Nate Boyer once again puts NFL protests into proper perspective
Important words on Memorial Day.
(2)
(0)
MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy
COL Mikel J. Burroughs CPT Jack Durish Capt Dwayne Conyers SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL SMSgt Minister Gerald A. "Doc" Thomas SGT Michael Thorin CW5 Jack Cardwell SSgt Marshall Franklin CPT Robert Hampton SSG (Join to see) SGT Pappa Russ Scarvelli CPT Scott Sharon Maj Bill Smith, Ph.D. SP5 Geoffrey Vannerson
CWO3 (Join to see), I commend your cause-and-effect reminder of why Mr. Colin Kaepernick took a knee, Sir. My commendation is duly justified by LTC (Join to see)'s "Poor Decisions" and LTC (Join to see)'s "Marxist" characterization of Colin Kaepernick, which to me evokes a "capitalistic insensitivity" toward the unresolved murders of African-American civil rights activists Harry and Harriett Moore, misogynistic and tacit foul play in the case of civil rights activist Assata Shakur, and a persistent undercurrent maltreatment of African Americans at large – https://www.pbs.org/video/the-legacy-of-harry-t-moore-d2mfjk/
Let me be clear about the passive duress situation that Mr. Colin Kaepernick elucidates. "Capitalistic Insensitivity" means that as long as Mr. Colin Kaepernick received an NFL paycheck, he's forbidden to use his platform to "sound the alarm" of African-American maltreatment. I get it. It's business as usual for some — but not all. My family and other concerned Alabamians waited decades to receive justice for Bapbomb (1963). That said, IMHO, Colin Kaepernick's decisions were great community decisions because he sent an endearing message to America that African-American men are concerned. As a last resort, he sounded the alarm in a manner that got the attention of a certain brand of American hubris in capitalism that wishes to usurp our U.S. Constitution. He shed light on a persistent challenge and complexity of race relations in American capitalism.
As a member of the Collins-Hardy family, who lost a family member and three (3) church members in the 1963 Sixteenth Baptist Church Bombing (Bapbomb) in Birmingham, Alabama, thank you for a very well said and a balanced reminder that we all must stay on watch to protect our U.S. Consitution against all enemies foreign and domestic, Sir. Defensor Fortis!
CWO3 (Join to see), I commend your cause-and-effect reminder of why Mr. Colin Kaepernick took a knee, Sir. My commendation is duly justified by LTC (Join to see)'s "Poor Decisions" and LTC (Join to see)'s "Marxist" characterization of Colin Kaepernick, which to me evokes a "capitalistic insensitivity" toward the unresolved murders of African-American civil rights activists Harry and Harriett Moore, misogynistic and tacit foul play in the case of civil rights activist Assata Shakur, and a persistent undercurrent maltreatment of African Americans at large – https://www.pbs.org/video/the-legacy-of-harry-t-moore-d2mfjk/
Let me be clear about the passive duress situation that Mr. Colin Kaepernick elucidates. "Capitalistic Insensitivity" means that as long as Mr. Colin Kaepernick received an NFL paycheck, he's forbidden to use his platform to "sound the alarm" of African-American maltreatment. I get it. It's business as usual for some — but not all. My family and other concerned Alabamians waited decades to receive justice for Bapbomb (1963). That said, IMHO, Colin Kaepernick's decisions were great community decisions because he sent an endearing message to America that African-American men are concerned. As a last resort, he sounded the alarm in a manner that got the attention of a certain brand of American hubris in capitalism that wishes to usurp our U.S. Constitution. He shed light on a persistent challenge and complexity of race relations in American capitalism.
As a member of the Collins-Hardy family, who lost a family member and three (3) church members in the 1963 Sixteenth Baptist Church Bombing (Bapbomb) in Birmingham, Alabama, thank you for a very well said and a balanced reminder that we all must stay on watch to protect our U.S. Consitution against all enemies foreign and domestic, Sir. Defensor Fortis!
The Legacy of Harry T. Moore | Florida Frontiers
The home of Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore was bombed on Christmas night, 1951.
(3)
(0)
SGT Michael Thorin
MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy and SSG (Join to see), I would also point out that the former protests which ended in riots or confrontations with other groups were all ignored by most because it was just “an excuse to become violent and destroy and steal from stores. It was quickly said that if they would protest peacefully they might be taken more seriously.
Kaepernick found a peaceful way to protest. The only reason the original intent of the protests was lost was because it soon became about “spoiled athletic professionals. It’s even more discouraging that Boyer’s request to Kaepernick, and Kaepernicks’ willingness to comply did not receive the same coverage as the reporting done to promote hate towards them.
I love our Nation, our Flag, and our anthem. I have, as many of you have, bled for this Country. However, my experience as an American differs from others experiences.
If anyone says there is no more racism in America, then explain the KKK and Neo-Nazi groups that still exist in our Nation.
It’s time we have that talk as a Nation.
What do I see wrong with all of this? We are so busy trying to “force” those affected by this to have pride in our Nation that we are failing to give them a reason to have pride in it.
All is IMHO, so I hope it makes sense.
Kaepernick found a peaceful way to protest. The only reason the original intent of the protests was lost was because it soon became about “spoiled athletic professionals. It’s even more discouraging that Boyer’s request to Kaepernick, and Kaepernicks’ willingness to comply did not receive the same coverage as the reporting done to promote hate towards them.
I love our Nation, our Flag, and our anthem. I have, as many of you have, bled for this Country. However, my experience as an American differs from others experiences.
If anyone says there is no more racism in America, then explain the KKK and Neo-Nazi groups that still exist in our Nation.
It’s time we have that talk as a Nation.
What do I see wrong with all of this? We are so busy trying to “force” those affected by this to have pride in our Nation that we are failing to give them a reason to have pride in it.
All is IMHO, so I hope it makes sense.
(2)
(0)
4
4
0
He decided to leave a team. Another team (Denver) offered him a contract. He declined. Two poor decisions. He may get some money from the NFL but his odds of ever taking a snap on a NFL field is about the same as the Browns winning the Super Bowl.
(4)
(0)
LTC (Join to see)
He blew his chances. The funny thing is he'll keep giving money to a cop killer in Cuba. he may have started a trend where we are now more aware of police brutality and those rare instances of police maltreatment. Still, he is a celebrity and his vanity was it cause of his failure. I just can't believe that President Obama didn't ask for that female killer back to stand trial before he opened up relations with Cuba. Pitiful!
(2)
(0)
LTC (Join to see)
Colin Kaepernick donated $25K to group honoring convicted cop killer
Kaepernick's foundation made the donation to Chicago-based Assata's Daughter's, named after former Black Liberation Army member Assata Shakur, in April as part of a $1million pledge.
(1)
(0)
Read This Next
Continue with Facebook 
Continue with Google