I think half of the population is an exaggeration but I agree, this is kind of cheesy and pointless. Serena Williams would've been more impressive.
Free American publicity for NIKE, Kaepernick is unknown outside of the boundries of the U.S.A.
A patriot he's not, an Azzhole he is, love him, or hate him, it's your perogative to gobble up his Bull$hit,
or confirm his ignorance....
Personally, I can't for the life of me figure out "WHY SGT Pat Tillman was by-passed" in behalf of using one
Colin Kaepernick's....disgraceful to say the least. to express my opinion, I'm Going to stay farrrrr away from NIKE products in the immediate future
(they're surely not the bible of athletic shoes, and sportwear)
guess who made the final decision on behalf of Nike's executive body? see 'Her' today on ESPN's SC she'll tell you all about it
Complete disrespect for our military by bringing Kapperdick on board. I sat out the NFL last season and while I was never a big fan of Nike, I will not buy anything as long as he represents them. Time for the NFL to come forward and tell the people what they are going to do by Sunday or are they going to poo poo around for another year.
It's because Pat Tillman is an old story. Man, he would've been great for this though. Takes whatever message about sacrifice they think they're sending with Kaep and kicks it up by a multiple of 1000. And the money would've gone to his family, which would've been nice.
Awesome, thoughtful reply. 
That could be said about most products on every store shelf in America. Nike is just the one-we hear about. Buy American when you can and just realize that when you don't you're almost always contributing to cheap, and often forced, labor. And trust me, and this coming from someone whom always makes an attempt to buy American, some stuff you just can't find.
Did you read Pat Tillmans biographer's response ?????
He said Pat would have been proud to kneel with Kaep ..
Your ASSumptions are way off
Really ???
What did you fight for ??? Forced patriotism ???
He said Pat would have been proud to kneel with Kaep .. Your ASSumptions are way off
Being a Veteran, what I highlighted in bold is a stance MANY Veterans take and I'll explain why...while personally I don't agree with the stance he chose to take...It's his right to take it. Now do I think taking this stance in your "Employers Office" is the right decision? by all means NO...
What Military people do is PROTECT the rights of people like Kaep to be free to express their opinions...surely we all WON'T agree but what happened to respecting people's rights to be different? nowadays if someone don't think like we do, act like we do or even say or like the same thing we do then they are are RIPPED in the court of public opinion.
The BEST way this should be addressed is to form a coalition of AMERICAN black athletes and go to places where the injustices are occurring. The press will surely be there too, and televise the meetings with the local City Councils, Mayor's and Chiefs Of Police. That will bring more positive light to this
Did you read Pat Tillmans biographer's response ????? "He said" Pat would have been proud to kneel with Kaep .. Your ASSumptions are way off
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