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Why is Kneeling disrespectful?

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So if you're on trial. You're in court and the judge enters. The bailiff says, "All rise." You're going to take a knee?

 

In that case the State has detained you.

 

I think it is Apples and Oranges.

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In that case the State has detained you.

 

I think it is Apples and Oranges.

 

Fine, make it the prosecution. Doesn't matter. The point is that kneeling in some instances is disrespectful and there will be consequences. There are no laws against not standing in the courtroom but you'd be stupid to not do it.

Fine, make it the prosecution. Doesn't matter. The point is that kneeling in some instances is disrespectful and there will be consequences. There are no laws against not standing in the courtroom but you'd be stupid to not do it.

 

Do you think it is disrespectful to kneel for the National Anthem if you are a NFL Football Player?

Do you think it is disrespectful to kneel for the National Anthem if you are a NFL Football Player?

 

Yes, no matter who you are.

Yes, no matter who you are.

 

What if you are praying?

What if you are praying?

 

No. I stated that already. The act of kneeling itself is not disrespectful--as PP1 pointed out in the first post.

No. I stated that already. The act of kneeling itself is not disrespectful--as PP1 pointed out in the first post.

 

I want to be sure I understand.

 

Is it okay for anyone to kneel and pray during the National Anthem?

I want to be sure I understand.

 

Is it okay for anyone to kneel and pray during the National Anthem?

 

If someone knelt during the National Anthem and said that he was praying for the country, I think very few would have issue with that (although a few still might). Again, I don't think the act itself is disrespectful. Time and place.

If someone knelt during the National Anthem and said that he was praying for the country, I think very few would have issue with that (although a few still might). Again, I don't think the act itself is disrespectful. Time and place.

 

Sounds like you are on the fence.

Sounds like you are on the fence.

 

No. Think I've been pretty clear. Few things are 100%. Circumstances change things, don't you think?

No. Think I've been pretty clear. Few things are 100%. Circumstances change things, don't you think?

 

You probably have been clear, I just want to make sure I have a clear understanding.

 

Is it okay for anyone to kneel and pray to Allah during the National Anthem?

You probably have been clear, I just want to make sure I have a clear understanding.

 

Is it okay for anyone to kneel and pray to Allah during the National Anthem?

 

Again, if they come out and say that they are praying for the country, then I think that would be received differently than a protest.

Again, if they come out and say that they are praying for the country, then I think that would be received differently than a protest.

 

So praying to Allah would be a protest?

So praying to Allah would be a protest?

 

What? No. I have no idea where you're going.

What? No. I have no idea where you're going.

 

Yes or No, is it okay for anyone to kneel and pray to Allah during the National Anthem?

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