Curious. How exactly is he a hypocrite? Also, is he a piece of shit because he protested something he felt was wrong that directly affected people of his ethnicity, or is he a piece of shit because he's a rich black guy who should just be happy being rich & keep his mouth shut? Or, is he a POS because he kneeled for an anthem that I've seen large amounts of people ignore at games, while they stare at their phone, and that our revered president didn't even know the words to? Talk about hypocrites. Now go ahead and tell me all about how either A) you didn't support Trump & this has nothing to do with him, or B) how you do support Trump, but you're not racist. Feel free to bash me all you want because I won't be responding back to this thread. FYI, I served in the military & unlike a majority of the uneducated American public, I know what I was defending & why, when I joined. I also know what our Constitution stands for & can explain the merits of more amendments than just the second one. I'll give you this...he's not a very good QB.
Kap was quoted as saying, “I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses Black people and people of color."
ill let Armando explain it to you why he is a hypocrite:
Armando Salguero, a columnist for the Miami Herald who writes often about the Miami Dolphins, called Kaepernick a “fraud” and an “unrepentant hypocrite” Friday for wearing the T-shirt that cast Castro, a largely reviled figure in South Florida’s large Cuban population, as a hero. Kaepernick wore the T-shirt that also featured Malcolm X at a news conference in August when Kaepernick began making headlines for kneeling during the national anthem to protest what he identified as “systematic oppression” of minorities in the United States.
“So after his first notable protest against what last week he called the ‘systematic oppression’ of minorities in the United States, and saying he wants ‘freedom for all people,’ Colin Kaepernick put on a T-shirt that featured a supportive image of one of the 20th century’s most enduring oppressors,” Salguero wrote Friday.
