... Are you serious? Even right-wing sources covered this. https://www.foxbusiness.com/feature...-complete-1m-donation-pledge-to-social-causes
If that's not good enough for you, all you have to do is Google:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=kaepernick+donations
I'm pretty mystified why you'd think I would make something up like this. If it weren't true, it would be very easy to disprove.
They could, certainly. But if it got taken to court, can you say for certain who would win? The private employers right to at will employment or the employers first amendment right? I bet several years ago no one thought forcing someone to say the pledge would be ruled unconstitutional.
My point is, there is a reason why a NFL player has not been “fired” for doing this yet. There is enough gray area that I don’t think anyone wants to go there.
Just wondering if, anthem aside, any of the, im assuming all white, dudes in this thread have ever bothered to ask a black man or woman what its like being black in this country? I sure know I’m guilty of forming opinions based soley off of my world view and experience, without actually considering the other sides perspective. Its hard not to. Most of you guys live in the south, elbow to elbow with many black people. Id ask someone that youre friends with their opinion and get their perspective, before forming your own. The whole country could stand to do a lot more of that these days.
Yeah, ask Dr. Ben Carson, Obama, Oprah, or any of these millionaire drama queen athletes what it's like. Looks like they are living much better lives than the average white person is. Given all the minorities in positions of power TODAY (doctors, lawyers, police officers, military officers, athletes, rappers, politicians), one has to wonder if their "oppression" is self-inflicted and not systemic. I'm sure there are many white people, too, who will sit down and give you an earful on how they feel the government isn't doing enough to help them. See, that's what most people don't get: this is a two-way street. But to act like your race is THE REASON you aren't successful in the US RIGHT NOW is just damn crazy, and it should be insulting for both sides to use that excuse. As a white male, it's incredibly insulting to basically be reminded daily that you were practically born with wads of cash in your hand and that YOU are the reason some blacks can't get ahead in life, despite the millions of minorities living comfortable lives as we speak.
(Once again, yes, I know, I know...that makes me a racist Nazi white supremacist fascist.)
Just wondering if, anthem aside, any of the, im assuming all white, dudes in this thread have ever bothered to ask a black man or woman what its like being black in this country? I sure know I’m guilty of forming opinions based soley off of my world view and experience, without actually considering the other sides perspective. Its hard not to. Most of you guys live in the south, elbow to elbow with many black people. Id ask someone that youre friends with their opinion and get their perspective, before forming your own. The whole country could stand to do a lot more of that these days.
Yep, he won the electoral college. Done deal. Popular vote means nothing, thanks to our brilliant FF's."Legitimately elected President of Our United States Donald J. Trump"
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You'll take it as a "no" simply because I didn't fall in line with where you were wanting to go with that.
I took that as a “no” because rather than answering a honest question, one in which i admitted my own faults, in an adult manner, you opted to type out some incoherent rant like a total dipshit. You could have just said “no, I’ve not done that”
I have done exactly this, and found black friends to be mostly full of ****, just like white friends amazingly enough.
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