NFL Kneel, Raise Fists Pre-Season Since Their Ratings Aren’t Low Enough

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In numerous disrespectful displays [one quarter of the players], the NFL players once again demonstrated their hatred for America and our military by kneeling and throwing commie fists in the air while the Star Spangled Banner played during pre-season games.

Wide receivers Kenny Stills and Albert Wilson, both of the Miami Dolphins, kneeled during The Star-Spangled Banner, ahead of their game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Miami Herald reported, Fox News reported.

Robert Quinn, a defensive end for the Dolphins, raised his fist. Philadelphia Eagles Malcolm Jenkins, who plays safety, and De’Vante Bausby, a cornerback, also raised their fists, according to The Philadelphia Enquirer.

There’s more, go here.

No doubt some of these multi-million-dollar-a-year players think they are standing up for oppressed people. But they are not. They are doing the bidding of Marxist Colin Kaepernick, and other leftists like him who are promoted by America haters like George Soros and Van Jones.

Eliminating pride in country and getting rid of the anthem before games is part of the Marxist cultural revolution.

Why don’t they do something constructive and protest this guy?

How about listening to this man:

In conclusion…

THE PRESIDENT RESPONDED FRIDAY

The President noted that many of the players protesting can’t define why.


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Peter Pasternak
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Peter Pasternak
5 years ago

Be proud to be from a nation that has freedom, and has fought hard to get that honor. These players don’t even know what that are protesting against. If you are not proud to be an American, then leave the country and relocate to a different country.

Vincent Morrie
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Vincent Morrie
5 years ago

They do not have that right. They have that ability, as given to them by the leftist commissioner. Goodell has used his leverage with the union to take over the league. It was a power play that left the owners weakened. They also control a large fraction of the fan base, who will still watch.

Tim Hearden
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Tim Hearden
5 years ago

Stop. There’s never an excuse for the N-word.

Buzz
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Buzz
5 years ago

Millions of brave American Soldiers fought and died in wars to defend the freedoms, our flag, and our Constitution that gives the right for these overpaid NFL a-holes the right to disrespect everything they died for.