There was a time when the white man was happy to see the black man kneeling.
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Black men kneeling
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 RE: Black men kneeling
May 25, 2018 at 9:54 pm
(This post was last modified: May 25, 2018 at 10:15 pm by ignoramus.)
We know Kit! We're not stupid.
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I don't follow sports at all, so only have seen the kneeling on the news. They have every right to protest, and presnit cheeto von tweeto can just go do deep knee bends on a fire hydrant (without lube), as far as I am concerned.
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When I saw this wasn't on A69 I figured it would probably be safe.
But the arguments that these athletes are unpatriotic is beyond stupid. Calling for your country to get better is the height of patriotism. 
It is strange that exercising your first amendment rights can be considered unpatriotic. What's the benefit to patriotism, then?
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I can't believe people are actually in favor of forcing other people to stand for the anthem, forced patriotism seems like an oxymoron.
(May 25, 2018 at 11:45 pm)Mr.wizard Wrote: I can't believe people are actually in favor of forcing other people to stand for the anthem, forced patriotism seems like an oxymoron. Well, look at who voted for cheeto von tweeto. BTW, just an acknowledgement to Divinity, who came up with that moniker in a thread I started.  I'll even use that sobriquet in the op-ed pages in the local paper. Harr!
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(May 25, 2018 at 9:40 pm)Kit Wrote: There was a time when the white man was happy to see the black man kneeling. I member.........lol.........
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RE: Black men kneeling
May 26, 2018 at 12:31 am
(This post was last modified: May 26, 2018 at 12:40 am by ignoramus.)
Definitely an oxymoron. (but let me stir the pot a little)
Is this sort of the same as not rising to a judge in court? Because it's a fact here that whether you do or don't will impact your sentence. And half of these dimwits are pleading innocent! You either respect the laws of the country you're in or you don't? Don't send the judge mixed messages! Why draw the line there? Must we remain silent for a minute on Anzac day if we're against war? Must we stand for the national anthem if we don't like some of the nations policies? I feel some things need to be respected in good spirit. If the spirit isn't felt, why try to turn it into a legal matter? Do free democratic governments think they can force us to think a certain way? When has that ever worked? 
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