Absolute Zero
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And he’s a POS as well whom thinks he’s bigger than the game. No way he’s coming to the Cardinals anyway
POS, seriously?
Keep it classy dude.
And he’s a POS as well whom thinks he’s bigger than the game. No way he’s coming to the Cardinals anyway
Yes seriouslyPOS, seriously?
Keep it classy dude.
Yeah that’s what he isPOS, seriously?
Keep it classy dude.
POS? Maybe not. Misdirected ass clown... hell yeah.POS, seriously?
Keep it classy dude.
POS? Maybe not. Misdirected ass clown... hell yeah.
Yes seriously
P.O.S.!!!
No need to sugarcoat it. This dude is pure scum.
Yeah that’s what he is
He's both.
I wouldn't mind signing him. Could be a good mentor to Kyler.
much betterPOS? Maybe not. Misdirected ass clown... hell yeah.
Say what you will about his football skills, but I actually admire Colin Kaepernick for raising national awareness on social injustice in the U.S.
We have a great Nation, in part due to the constitutional rights such as free speech which Kaepernick has exercised to his own peril, and our vets who have fought to protect those rights.
But it is shameful how unarmed black people continue to get gunned downed by their own government. These sad incidents are a continuation of a horrible chapter in American life that includes the Tulsa race riot,the Rosewood Massacre, the Ocoee massacre, the Tuskegee experiment, etc. where black people were treated as less than human, or to use your term "POS"'s.
Bringing attention to social injustice does not make Kaepernick a POS. It took a lot of courage for him to risk his livelihood and face the resulting hatred.
Say what you will about his football skills, but I actually admire Colin Kaepernick for raising national awareness on social injustice in the U.S.
We have a great Nation, in part due to the constitutional rights such as free speech which Kaepernick has exercised to his own peril, and our vets who have fought to protect those rights.
But it is shameful how unarmed black people continue to get gunned downed by their own government. These sad incidents are a continuation of a horrible chapter in American life that includes the Tulsa race riot,the Rosewood Massacre, the Ocoee massacre, the Tuskegee experiment, etc. where black people were treated as less than human, or to use your term "POS"'s.
Bringing attention to social injustice does not make Kaepernick a POS. It took a lot of courage for him to risk his livelihood and face the resulting hatred.
Exactly AZ. I That's just extra. Disagree all you want with his politics but POS?POS, seriously?
Keep it classy dude.
His beliefs are to be admired but he hardly accomplished bringing national attention to those beliefs because it was a failed visual expression. If you have to continue to explain or have others explain what your act is about, you need to try another form of expression to make your point. His main accomplishment is making a majority of people think he hates his country and the armed forces which was not his objective
That's fine....but do it on your own time/dime. I don't pay to watch politics,...when he plays football, he is playing for me. Go get a permit and have a parade or something to promote your cause.
So what about.......... never mind........Everyone and I mean everyone has had their battles in life
No one and I mean NO ONE gets an easy path
Don't define yourself or others by race
Work hard - do your best - try your hardest - help others - be kind -
There is no magic race card that gets you a car, house , beautiful wife, kids and the life of your dreams.
This thread should probably be shifted to PR by now,
That's fine....but do it on your own time/dime. I don't pay to watch politics,...when he plays football, he is playing for me. Go get a permit and have a parade or something to promote your cause.
Say what you will about his football skills, but I actually admire Colin Kaepernick for raising national awareness on social injustice in the U.S.
We have a great Nation, in part due to the constitutional rights such as free speech which Kaepernick has exercised to his own peril, and our vets who have fought to protect those rights.
But it is shameful how unarmed black people continue to get gunned downed by their own government. These sad incidents are a continuation of a horrible chapter in American life that includes the Tulsa race riot,the Rosewood Massacre, the Ocoee massacre, the Tuskegee experiment, etc. where black people were treated as less than human, or to use your term "POS"'s.
Bringing attention to social injustice does not make Kaepernick a POS. It took a lot of courage for him to risk his livelihood and face the resulting hatred.