Welp. Here we go...

For context, he was asked about the reaction to his decision to protest.

 

I'll go with, sad but very true...

There is a lot of patriotism accused of being racism in this country too.

 

I think the majority of people that have an issue with his actions would have the same reaction if it was Aaron Rodgers or Jason Whitten refusing to stand for the anthem.

 

Disagreeing with a person of color isn't racism, in and of it's self, no matter how many times we are told that it is.

It doesn't matter what race he is stand up and respect your country!

There is a lot of patriotism accused of being racism in this country too.

 

I think the majority of people that have an issue with his actions would have the same reaction if it was Aaron Rodgers or Jason Whitten refusing to stand for the anthem.

 

Disagreeing with a person of color isn't racism, in and of it's self, no matter how many times we are told that it is.

 

Good post ^^^^

 

If I disagree with a women I'm sexist

If I disagree with a Muslim I'm Islamophobic

If I disagree with a lbgt I'm homophobic

If I disagree with a black I'm racist

 

The list goes on and on.

 

If I fly the flag, and stand salute and claim to be a patriotic, I'm now a racist.

 

I'll agree gametime, this is indeed very sad.

Oh, that over played card again. Sorry Kap, sometimes it's just someone disagrees with the form of protest. Not respecting our fallen soldiers, active soldiers or past soldiers is a form I completely disagree with. I couldn't care less what his opinion of me is on this issue. I know it has zero to do with skin color in my case.

Just read the Washington Post this morning.easily a very left leaning paper. Stat that leapt of the page was so far this year 702 people have been fatally shot by police, of that 163 are black men. So where are the protests for the other 539 victims?

Just read the Washington Post this morning.easily a very left leaning paper. Stat that leapt of the page was so far this year 702 people have been fatally shot by police, of that 163 are black men. So where are the protests for the other 539 victims?

 

Ask #AllLivesMatter . That's their department.

There is a lot of patriotism accused of being racism in this country too.

 

I think the majority of people that have an issue with his actions would have the same reaction if it was Aaron Rodgers or Jason Whitten refusing to stand for the anthem.

 

Disagreeing with a person of color isn't racism, in and of it's self, no matter how many times we are told that it is.

 

I think there would be way less of a reaction if Rodgers or Witten did it. No way either of them gets talked about the way Kaepernick is talked about. Not a chance.

Oh, that over played card again. Sorry Kap, sometimes it's just someone disagrees with the form of protest. Not respecting our fallen soldiers, active soldiers or past soldiers is a form I completely disagree with. I couldn't care less what his opinion of me is on this issue. I know it has zero to do with skin color in my case.

 

Why would you think he is talking about you? Did you see the story about the kid from Belmont who was expelled for his Snapchat photo in which he made a strong racist statement about respecting the flag? Have you seen statements people have made about Kaepernick? Latent racism is everywhere. Why do you feel he is talking about you when there all kinds of examples proving his statement true?

The problem I see is that until people realize and acknowledge racism still exists, even if they aren't racist, are part of the problem. Why do so many white people take it personally, that I don't understand? Even if more than likely aren't.

 

CK (the kneeling part) does a peaceful legal protest, hurts no one, and just gets blasted and no Aaron Rodgers would not have caused this much of an uproar. The only way I see a person of color protesting and not getting blasted is if they don't. Most want persons of color to just shut up, be glad they are in this country and take the inequalities that are blatant at times.

 

If I am white and not racist, then there is no problem. If I wear a uniform and am a law enforcement officer, I am not racist. These are really big problems that still continue. I did NOT say all, most, or even some. It is a small percentage, it appears, but it is real.

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Did he get cut yet?

Ask #AllLivesMatter . That's their department.

 

That's pretty funny PP92.

The problem I see is that until people realize and acknowledge racism still exists, even if they aren't racist, are part of the problem. Why do so many white people take it personally, that I don't understand? Even if more than likely aren't.

 

CK (the kneeling part) does a peaceful legal protest, hurts no one, and just gets blasted and no Aaron Rodgers would not have caused this much of an uproar. The only way I see a person of color protesting and not getting blasted is if they don't. Most want persons of color to just shut up, be glad they are in this country and take the inequalities that are blatant at times.

 

If I am white and not racist, then there is no problem. If I where a uniform and am a law enforcement officer, I am not racist. These are really big problems that still continue. I din NOT say all, most, or even some. It is a small percentage, it appears, but it is real.

 

People act like Kap is talking about them and they get so defensive.

People act like Kap is talking about them and they get so defensive.

 

...."thou doth protest too much" .....