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No one says don't get a black QB, just don't get one that sucks, is over paid, and a huge, blight/distraction BTW the noted racist Jim Brown agrees with me... oh wait, he's black... |
There is a time and a place for everything. You don't stand in your employers building and protest anything.
Fine, do it in public...call a press conference, or whatever. Just dont jeopardize your employer by making his customers (the fans) disgruntled. |
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Kapernick (perhaps unknowingly) was jeopardizing the product that was producing his salary. The national anthem is not the time or place to protest against any injustice that is being committed to any person, race, gender or any political views. |
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His presence is not worth the negative publicity that it would bring because he's just not very good. End of story. What's hilarious is people crying about racism when the league is 80 percent black. Hell, if anyone had a gripe about racism, it would be Tim Tebow. He said prayers on the field, people went apeshit, and he's been out of the league ever since. THAT dude has more of a gripe than Castro shirt wearing, pig socks sporting Kapernick. To say otherwise is hypocritical. |
Best part about the whole Kaepernick thing is having people telling you with a straight face that he's not employed cause he's not good enough. Especially when Osweiler, Bortles, Gabbert and the likes of them get a job year in year out despite being shit.
He's better than them. |
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not sure how you still don't understand this but maybe i can spell it out for you or maybe have my daughter get her crayons and draw you a fucking picture. kaepernick isn't a great qb. but he is good enough to be a backup. his play on the field isn't what is making him unemployed. the owners arent the racist ones. they are the scared ones. they won't sign kap because all of the racist assholes that hate him now because he stood up for something they don't like. a bunch of outrage by morons that are completely clueless as to what he is actually protesting. guys like you that for some reason think racism doesn't exist or isn't prevalent anymore. it is the backlash the owners are afraid of. the backlash from racist fucks |
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He's a marginal player who shined a very bright controversial light directly on himself. He wore a Castro shirt to a press conference, and cops as pigs socks to practice. No Florida team is ever gonna touch him after that, because of the huge Cuban population there. Plenty of people have ample reason to say fuck him without race being a factor at all. I guarantee you he'd be in the same predicament he's in right now if he were white, only he wouldn't have all the support. |
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If indeed that is what he's asking for, then that is the biggest reason that he's out of a job. |
I honestly don't care what these people do during the national anthem. Nor have I ever paid attention to what a position a single one of them is ever in during the anthem. They could have been kneeling or lying down or crouching or doing headstands for all I know. Or care.
I just get sick of hearing about it and all the talk about it. Its become more important to the sports media than the actual games. Are you political reporters or sports reporters? Make a decision. If you want to enter a 3 hour political discussion during your show, which is what some fo them have become, change networks. |
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Who owns these stadiums? CITIZENS.... |
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