Endorsement deals talked?
https://saintswire.usatoday.com/2020/06/05/nfl-saints-drew-brees-donald-trump-anthem-protests/
https://saintswire.usatoday.com/2020/06/05/nfl-saints-drew-brees-donald-trump-anthem-protests/
Bow to the moral majority. 17ers are doing the same **** they raised hell on the "moral majority" religious zealots did in the 80's.
Follow our commandments to whatever letter we deem socially appropriate today or be damned to be crucified on the Twitter cross of politica/lsocial shame.
Until your post I always read it as gilfer.
Bow to the moral majority. 17ers are doing the same **** they raised hell on the "moral majority" religious zealots did in the 80's.
Follow our commandments to whatever letter we deem socially appropriate today or be damned to be crucified on the Twitter cross of politica/lsocial shame.
Why not kneel for a minute or two after they've taken the field for the kickoff ? No distractions then and everyone knows exactly why you're knelling. No debate about country and flag....just doing it for your cause.
YES!!!! Please get here football...Hailing state, every day and all day!
I don't know all of the details of this story, but I have two questions:
1) when the NFL plays games this season, is it going to permit its players to kneel during the national anthem?
2) is Drew Brees going to kneel during the national anthem?
My opinion:
There's a "time" and a "place" for everything. Reasonable people know this.
Regarding any sort of protest for any reason, the appropriate/proper "time" and "place" does not include during the playing of the national anthem just before games at NFL stadiums.
Kneeling during the national anthem = showing disrespect for the flag, our national anthem, and our country as a whole.
Why not kneel for a minute or two after they've taken the field for the kickoff ? No distractions then and everyone knows exactly why you're knelling. No debate about country and flag....just doing it for your cause.
Why not kneel for a minute or two after they've taken the field for the kickoff ? No distractions then and everyone knows exactly why you're knelling. No debate about country and flag....just doing it for your cause.
In the same way, You don't have the right to tell THEM why they are kneeling or HOW they should protest. That's not how it works in the Constitution of the United States of America. Your perception is your "feelings". Protesting is a right.
You left out one word: Peaceably.
Since you mentioned the Constitution, the First Amendment states: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances."
Looting, rioting, and setting fire to buildings is not peaceable. Nor is defacing national monuments and other such things a right.
It doesn't mention it, but it likely means assemble without blocking public access, such as freeways and roadways.
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