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You sound like the oppressors
I'm asking a question and I'm just reading deflectionsDamb Awyea, back at it again with the bull ****
Don't be condescending and people might take you seriously one day.
But you already set yourself up to never be taken seriously at least in this thread so eh.
What's interesting is kneeling for something is usually a show of reverenceThey're just picking and choosing. They just want people to shut up and play ball unless they're rallying for a cause they're behind.
The whole being offended about them kneeling and it disrespecting the flag/anthem is trivial to me.
Disrespecting the anthem would be to interrupt the person singing it, talking over them, or doing something to the flag.
Getting mad over someone kneeling is just making something out of nothing because they choose to be offended easily. Kneeling isn't hurting or disrespecting anyone.
Hyde: Four protesting Dolphins joined by a big fifth — owner Steve Ross
After they stood by kneeling, after they spoke loudly saying nothing, long after four Miami Dolphins players became a national story by their protest during the national anthem, they were joined by a fifth Dolphin.
Steve Ross, the team owner, went up to safety Michael Thomas in the locker room and shook his hand.
"Let's get ready to do something about this," he said, even in the emotionally crushing aftermath of the Dolphins' season-opening loss to Seattle, 12-10.
"We're ready," Thomas said.