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Shaman
2017 Oct 7, 5:22am
Shaman
2017 Oct 7, 5:22am
The FACT is that Mexico has always been a colony of Europe with a largely plantation-style economy. Wealthy land owners controlled that country before and after every so-called "revolution," and they still do. Why else would we see so goddam many Mexicans immigrating North for decades and decades? Use your minds!
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Y
2017 Oct 7, 5:44am
Y
2017 Oct 7, 5:44am
Free speech is earned. When kap completes 20% of his 5 yd passes then he will have earned free speech
joeyjojojunior says
joeyjojojunior says
Free speech is bad when Kaep kneels during a national anthem
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anonymous
2017 Oct 7, 8:36am
TwoScoopsMcGee says
But Kaepernick wears a Castro shirt in honor of him. How does Cuba treat black people?
This is Kaepernick's first Press interview.
www.youtube.com/embed/ka0446tibig
His first few remarks are anti-American, America is evil, injust, has been forever, needs to change, etc ramble..
When finally asked specifically what "Police Brutality" he refers to, he hesitates and after a few moments of stuttering comes up with something about cops getting paid leave (meaning, that in the period while the cop hasn't been charged with anything, while it's still be determined what actually happened and if any procedures/policies were violated, the government shouldn't be paying it's salaried employees - a ridiculous demand).
He mentions People of Color and Police Brutality against People of Color (that French term, as nobody says "Paints or Crayons of Color". The correct translation would be "Colored People", but th...
But Kaepernick wears a Castro shirt in honor of him. How does Cuba treat black people?
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He just picked a fight with the NFL and has them and the Democrats basically defending the 6-figure and millionaire players' right not to stand for the anthem.
"I'm so oppressed, I just signed a multimillion dollar contract. I just have to kneel during the National Anthem."
A private in the US Army makes $1600 a month. Is he allowed to kneel when the Anthem is played without jeopardizing his career?
The difference of course, is the private has an important job, whereas an NFL Player is just an entertainer.
"Leave the oppressed guys who make 6-7 Figures alone, Orange Douche! If the NFL wants to market itself as America's Pastime while kneeling in front of the flag (which started under a Black President, BTW), nobody should criticize it!"