Colin Kaepernick should be forced to live in south Chicago

Quote Originally Posted by Blackshirt51:

Tell that tatooed ball baby he's the source of all his own problems just like everybody else.Throw a suitcase at him and give him 10 mins to leave the country.Dont intentionally disrespect our national symbol.Dont ever disrespect our brave country men and woman and our forefathers who sacrifice their lives for our country!Very poor decision on his part!!!!!

Quote Originally Posted by HeadOverHeart:

This pr!ck signed a $114,000,000, that's ONE-HUNDRED & FOURTEEN MILLION dollar piece of paper and he says that Black people in the United States are "oppressed."

An absolute INSULT to Black people who suffered REAL oppression in the 1950's, '60s', and '70's during the heart of the Civil Rights movement, many of whom lived in fear and poverty.

Black people weren't even allowed to play in major league sports, let alone have $114,000,000 million dollars handed to them!!!!!

This mentally unstable crackpot has all the right and freedom to express himself, but others also have the right to call him out for his STUNNING IGNORANCE, INSENSITIVITY to the last three generations of Black-Americans who fought through real oppression, and lack of appreciation for his own upbringing by caring WHITE people after being abandoned, like 73% of all Black children, by his BLACK father.

Kaepernick

Quote Originally Posted by mjm1012:

So true..........I hated his guts when he was the QB at Nevada and I'm a 49ers fan

Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:

Why don't you tell us his story, seeing as how you know him so well.

Quote Originally Posted by Demitrius:

Assassinating the man's character just misses the point.  I've never liked Kapernick and, yea, I doubt this helps him secure a roster spot (if he was a solid starter this wouldn't matter in the least).  Still, it takes guts to be a public figure and take an unpopular position.  That, I respect.  I think he's on informed on his position, but that's irrelevant to his action.  Most of you clowns would have attacked Muhammad Ali for his draft stance during the Vietnam War. 

At least he's not a sheeple when it comes to social politics.

Quote Originally Posted by Demitrius:

Assassinating the man's character just misses the point.  I've never liked Kapernick and, yea, I doubt this helps him secure a roster spot (if he was a solid starter this wouldn't matter in the least).  Still, it takes guts to be a public figure and take an unpopular position.  That, I respect.  I think he's on informed on his position, but that's irrelevant to his action.  Most of you clowns would have attacked Muhammad Ali for his draft stance during the Vietnam War. 

At least he's not a sheeple when it comes to social politics.

Quote Originally Posted by earth1:

It takes BALLS to stand for something, I don't care the name on his back its a free country if he isn't happy with the direction of the country then that's his right to not stand! Bam!

Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:

 That's all the 9er's need......more accelerants poured on their dumpster fire. I wonder if he feels oppressed because he was beat out by Gabbert?

Quote Originally Posted by buffer:

This guy is unreal and he will be blacklisted from the NFL soon. He is not bigger than the game and certainly not bigger the country. What a piece of shit! He's done!

Quote Originally Posted by mafioso:

From WikipediaEarly life and high schoolKaepernick was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Heidi Russo, a 19-year-old woman who was single and destitute at the time. His birth father, an African American, was out of the picture before he was born.[1][2][3] Russo placed her son for adoption with Rick and Teresa Kaepernick, a white couple who had two children—son Kyle and daughter Devon—and were looking for a boy after having lost two other sons to heart defects.[1][4]Kaepernick became the youngest of their three children. He lived in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, until age four, and attended grade school in Turlock, California.[5][6]

Quote Originally Posted by ivywalkon:

I can remember when some black people in the form of a black political party attempted to practice their "American Constitutional" right to bear arms. They and their leaders were seemingly systematically profiled, targeted, pursued, and killed and run out of the country by federal, state, county and local police authorities.
Most often without ever having fired "the first shot"
And yet when the NRA advocates protest attempts at gun control, they brandish "their" 2nd amendment right. "white privilege".
And yet when "your man" Trump makes inflammatory statements such as "black people are making war on cops", I hear no righteous protest or indignation from these quarters. "white privilege".
Ah yes, the "code of silence". If we don't talk about it, it isn't really present. And so we can't or don't have to do anything about it.
What price freedom, or liberty, or justice? or is it "just us"?
Wiser men than I have stated to the effect that "Injustice to one will eventually result in injustice to all".
And I will not reply to any subsequent posts. So say what you will.