After 50 Years of Loyalty, Veteran Turns His Back on Steelers in Most Badass, American Way...

Thanks SFC Stephen King for letting us know that longtime Pittsburg Steelers fan and U.S. Army veteran Alvin Gibbs has had enough and he decided to burn his Steelers jacket and hat because players have shown such disrespect for the brave men and women who have sacrificed so much to defend America.
He took this action after being a fan since 1966 because the Steelers public disrespect for the nation he served in uniform was the last straw as he was concerned.
"Wearing a military jacket and holding an American flag as Lee Greenwood’s rendition of the national anthem blares in the background, Gibbs is seen setting fire to his Steelers merchandise in his own act of protest: I have been a Steelers fan since 1966, but no more."
Kudos to Alvin Gibbs for understanding the real issues in this year of 2017.
Too many NFL players are lemmings who follow their corrupt "leaders" to maintain a ludicrous protest against inequality and brutality. I am disgusted with those who disrespect our national symbols which represent what we hope to be as a nation.
Thanks for mentioning me SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL and Maj Marty Hogan.
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SFC Stephen King good share and a proud Veteran:
An elderly man who claims to have been a Pittsburgh Steelers fan since 1966 is abandoning his longtime team amid the national anthem protests spreading across the NFL.

On Sunday, the Steelers decided as a team to remain in the locker room during the national anthem as an act of protest following President Donald Trump’s fiery remarks urging players to stand out of respect for the country. One player, former Army Ranger Alejandro Villanueva, decided to stand alone outside of the tunnel for the anthem.

But that was seemingly the last straw for Arvin Gibbs.

Wearing a military jacket and holding an American flag as Lee Greenwood’s rendition of the national anthem blares in the background, Gibbs is seen setting fire to his Steelers merchandise in his own act of protest:

I have been a Steelers fan since 1966, but no more.

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I stand with this man!