President Trump to NFL players: 'Find another way to protest'

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they know it's wrong they just don't know how to stop doing it the NFL gave them a out but they were to stupid to take it now Trump has given them a out but they won't take it either :ohno:
 

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[FONT=&quot]A Florida labor union representing police officers in Broward County is calling on its members to send the Miami Dolphins a powerful message.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]The Broward County Police Benevolent Association cancelled participation in a discount ticket program with the NFL franchise after some players refused to stand for the national anthem at a preseason game.[/FONT]
 
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Well "rednecks" are their fan base, genius.

People like you said the same thing about boxing in 1960.

I've been to MANY Miami Dolphins games in my life. Not really a large percentage of "rednecks" at their games. In fact, they have rarely ever played country music over the loud speakers.
 
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You are straight up retarded

Kenny Stills does a lot of good work in the community but he needs to cut the kneeling bullshit.



Kenny B. You’re not a bad guy by any means. We disagree on a lot of stuff but you know how to respect others. I respect that.

Cant say the same for HairyFairy who is just a disrespectful lame ass bitch
 
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Why does that even matter. If they have a beef with police, go kneel in front of the police station. Not on national tv, during the Anthem, while our flag is blowing in the wind , Americans ( most ) are singing along and heroes, who have volunteered to give their lives for this country are flying over the stadium in jets. Fuck those scum bags.



People do that lol. It is called cop watchers. They are technically members of the free press. It is what they do for a living, monitor the coproaches.



Honestly that’s little work. That’s beneath them. These are professional football players with a lot of clout and responsibility.

Most of them know it starts all the way at the top. You want to make real changes, it starts from the top. You have to raise awareness and you have to make sacrifices. Kaepernick, Reid did that. They made sacrifices on a real level where people have power.

These aren’t just nobodies. They have a lot of pull, athletes do. To act like their aren’t closed meetings/discussions being held....the conversation is being had. It’s not going to be a quick fix and everyone is happy. It’s a process over time. I guess get used to it, if 2 years isn’t enough, it probably will continue for years to come. Because the point of success is the point of understanding. Money to bad areas can only help so much. It’s about the understanding.
 
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I think the reason older blacks are on board is because back in the 70's and 80's when the mob/organized crime started letting drugs into big cities, a lot of cops found themselves in situations that no previous generations of cops had ever encountered. People on drugs that had unimaginable side effects and high stress situations that were completely foreign at the time. And since there was a huge white fight to the suburbs in the 70's and 80's, a lot of this population was minorities. So even though statistics on this stuff is hazy, I do think a lot of blacks probably got blasted prematurely back then given the situation/dynamic in those places at the time. Nobody had dealt with a guy spazzing out on crack before. Then this distrust just kinda carried over for generations, people made $ off of it and kept it in the news/conflated it with other issues.

Nowadays you gotta be pretty obnoxiously stupid/unlucky to get lit up though. Especially with body cameras.


That would be a stupid reason to be on board. But they have a reason to hold a grudge. Coke(a rich mans drug) had less ramifications than a crack smoker(typically a black man). Completely foreign at the time... You are aware that they are the same exact drug right? Only difference is one is smoked after being cooked. So as long as it was nose candy it was a lesser sentence. Great way to create modern day slaverly. Genius.

That time in the 70’s and 80’s wasn’t a war on drugs...it was a war on black people. NYC was the Mecca for dirty cops back in the 70’s-80’s. They could do whatever the fuck they wanted. If you haven’t seen “The Seven Five” then watch it. Best police documentary ever made. Great doc. The most corrupt time in American drug history probably.

So if you are implying that black people have a reason to be salty....you’re right.
 

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I wanted to see why Kenny Stills was the Dolphins man of the year. He does all of the right things off the field, meeting with the police, going to schools, charity. I would like to see more energy devoted by other players that protest towards helping the community. I think he does himself a disservice by continuing the protests but his heart is in the right place.
 
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Lmfaoooo. He said listen to the police is the solution bahahahahahha. So damn clueless

The only one around here who is clueless is you.

Off the top of my head within the past year or two:

Guy running from a cop in So Car gets shot. Dead.

Another guy recently in one of the southern states (likely involved in a drive by shooting) running from the cops. Shot dead.

Guy in Chicago high on drugs sauntering down the middle of the street. Cops tell him to stop. Keeps walking away. Shot dead.

And the famous Michael Brown. Charging a cop after trying to wrestle the cop's gun away. Shot dead.

You see anything common in all those cop shootings?

If they did as the cops asked they'd all be alive today.

The only clueless one is you, Mr Mob.
 

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That would be a stupid reason to be on board. But they have a reason to hold a grudge. Coke(a rich mans drug) had less ramifications than a crack smoker(typically a black man). Completely foreign at the time... You are aware that they are the same exact drug right? Only difference is one is smoked after being cooked. So as long as it was nose candy it was a lesser sentence. Great way to create modern day slaverly. Genius.

That time in the 70’s and 80’s wasn’t a war on drugs...it was a war on black people. NYC was the Mecca for dirty cops back in the 70’s-80’s. They could do whatever the fuck they wanted. If you haven’t seen “The Seven Five” then watch it. Best police documentary ever made. Great doc. The most corrupt time in American drug history probably.

So if you are implying that black people have a reason to be salty....you’re right.

Who commits the most drug offenses?
 

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