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<blockquote data-quote="xWVU2010x" data-source="post: 130471055" data-attributes="member: 1467482">Its not anti American sentiment to really anyone other than the American right. Right wrong or indifferent the protest is about blue on black perceived brutality, I know &quot;more whites die at hands of police officers&quot; and all of the other stats you will throw to dispute the notion, but unless you are black and from a bad neighborhood then you trying to grandstand how Kaepernick or anyone else should feel about a racially charged topic is just typical white ignorance.&nbsp; It was never about the military and the flag, but people need to justify their outrage so they are under the guise of being a flag waving American while they try to tear down the black man's protest.&nbsp; Outside of the US, the American right is despised so not surprised outside of the US they would side with Kaepernick when the American right is clearly trying to spin it into something its not.As for the shoe stats, again shoes are the bread and butter (61%), of that 61% I would guess basketball shoes are top widget in that category.&nbsp; As for Nike, they are doing what they think is best for the company, the side of the argument they are on is the one that helps the bottom line, if their target audience were primarily Trump supporters I would think a different ad would have run, so not sure why everyone is pissing on Nike, there is a decent chance the leadership at Nike voted Trump.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xWVU2010x, post: 130471055, member: 1467482"] Its not anti American sentiment to really anyone other than the American right. Right wrong or indifferent the protest is about blue on black perceived brutality, I know "more whites die at hands of police officers" and all of the other stats you will throw to dispute the notion, but unless you are black and from a bad neighborhood then you trying to grandstand how Kaepernick or anyone else should feel about a racially charged topic is just typical white ignorance. It was never about the military and the flag, but people need to justify their outrage so they are under the guise of being a flag waving American while they try to tear down the black man's protest. Outside of the US, the American right is despised so not surprised outside of the US they would side with Kaepernick when the American right is clearly trying to spin it into something its not. As for the shoe stats, again shoes are the bread and butter (61%), of that 61% I would guess basketball shoes are top widget in that category. As for Nike, they are doing what they think is best for the company, the side of the argument they are on is the one that helps the bottom line, if their target audience were primarily Trump supporters I would think a different ad would have run, so not sure why everyone is pissing on Nike, there is a decent chance the leadership at Nike voted Trump. [/QUOTE]

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