lol...went to see kap's twitter and peeps posted below images
and he tweeted to the 2 mia playa's that took a knee....“Love is at the root of our resistance!”
my fkn god. comparing his bs to slavery, and civil rights..lol and him to rosa parks and mlk. that's a good one.
this guy is cut from the al sharpton cloth not those two
and this
first one of those i really chuckledQuote:
Originally Posted by Gookieheimowitz
Tucker is such a libtard. His fucking name is Tucker. LoL.Quote:
Originally Posted by mulva
Just keep all teams in locker room until national anthem is over. now to get around kneeling rule they are holding up a closed fist. Such an ezy fix. Or start docking pay or game suspension and in addition keep players in lockeroom that do the kneel or fist
school principal calls kap an anti american thug over his involvement with nike.
“My newest rag!” the J.H. McGaugh Elementary School principal wrote. “When Nike signs an anti-American thug to represent their brand, I will not support, wear, purchase, or endorse their product. Bye-bye Nike.”
waiting for her to get the axe. too bad whitlock didn't beat her to the same comments
stupid ass white peeps. you should know u can only question and comment on other whiteys
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/raci...185158149.html
changed my mind on him. hes a good guy
What he did is genius although he didn't plan any of this when he took a knee. He just did it because hes got a heart gold. In the end he probably ends up with at least close to as much money as if he was a normie nfl player. maybe more. he doesn't have to deal with training camp, and incredible brain damage. he also ends up with a great legacy as a social justice hero as opposed to being forgotten as a meh qb. i'm starting to think he'll get signed tho, the stories that he'll be a locker room cancer are obv bs, all his teammates loved him and the public opinion of him is really starting to shift.
also wasn't saying i agree with kaep's stance, but his heart is in the right place. hes not being mean like most sjws. hes simply taking a knee for his cause
It's not there right or free speech to kneel during a game or in uniform...
They are employee's at that time.. they should be fired but i guess your the same people who think that baaid Cortes is an economic genius and working class whites are the racist not antifa, they are all the new BROWN K.K.K..
democrat's haven't changed. They hav always been racist.
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and i can live with generalizations
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Originally Posted by devidee
:jawdrop
While there employee,s on the clock. Anyone kneeling should be IMMIDIATLLY terminated.
#brownkkk
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Originally Posted by thesparten
Have to agree here. If any of the stadium employees took a knee I'm fairly certain they may not have a job .
Also on another note Everytime I hear Kapernick I instantly think of this
https://youtu.be/5NeS4ueaU6w
+10000 if there ever is a remake of this movieQuote:
Originally Posted by GookieheimowitzQuote:
Originally Posted by thesparten
Have to agree here. If any of the stadium employees took a knee I'm fairly certain they may not have a job .
Also on another note Everytime I hear Kapernick I instantly think of this
https://youtu.be/5NeS4ueaU6w
take kap in all future death pools.
some mentally unstable person or a redneck will be pushed to the edge and do it.
i'm sure kap's packing though, but you can't look over your shoulder all the time.
can u imagine if somebody does that? more peeps will be talking about him in the same light as rosa and mlk
there will be a mthrfkn bronze statue of him
Hey, folks! Meet the 60-80 Million Dollar Man!
what a piece of shit he is. shitty football player, shitty human being.Quote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadlyHey, folks! Meet the 60-80 Million Dollar Man!
the NFL really sucks ass and has for many years. to give this garbage any money is a travesty
The NFL announced Friday that Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid's collusion grievances against the league have been resolved.
Details are scarce as both sides are bound to a confidentiality agreement, though it's likely that Kaepernick and Reid received significant financial compensation. "We continuously supported Colin and Eric from the start of their protests, participated with their lawyers throughout their legal proceedings and were prepared to participate in the upcoming trial in pursuit of both truth and justice for what we believe the NFL and its clubs did to them," the NFL Players Association said in a statement Friday. "We are glad that Eric has earned a job and a new contract, and we continue to hope that Colin gets his opportunity as well." Reid has found a new home in Carolina while Kaepernick has yet to resurface in the wake of his widely-publicized anthem protests.
Mike Freeman of Bleacher Report has heard "speculation" Kaepernick will net between $60-80 million from the settlement.
What if their employer doesn't mind?Quote:
Originally Posted by thesparten
this cookie looked like shit throwing the ball once again....
lol @ his open camp dictating his own terms to the nfl. there's nothing the nfl could ever do to help this guy.
why even bother trying, he has no talent and is a cancer
nobody is gonna sign this jackass unless they want to lose fans and alienate their franchise.
this fucker is all about racism, and the nfl is is virtually all pro ghetto
I took two things away from watching that circus...clown and oddly looking fat/bloated unlike what youd expect from a guy who gets up at 5 everyday to train, def not in his former playing shape.
i lol'ed at those roll outs and his awful release. the dude is ready for softball season, not the nflQuote:
Originally Posted by DonaldTrumpsHairPiece
This has to be a Nike marketing gimmick(publicity, needs to keep him relevant to make the dollahs), in fact they asked the NFL to film early on if the NFL ran the workout, the NFL agreed!Quote:
Originally Posted by mulvai lol'ed at those roll outs and his awful release. the dude is ready for softball season, not the nflQuote:
Originally Posted by DonaldTrumpsHairPiece
I stated to believe he started taking a knee knowing he was finished any ways and decided being political would make him more. Bet Nike pays better than 2nd-3rd string QB after the NFL figured your game out.
i believe that. i'm sure they filmed bits for a commercial as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonaldTrumpsHairPieceThis has to be a Nike marketing gimmick(publicity, needs to keep him relevant to make the dollahs), in fact they asked the NFL to film early on if the NFL ran the workout, the NFL agreed!Quote:
Originally Posted by mulva
I stated to believe he started taking a knee knowing he was finished any ways and decided being political would make him more. Bet Nike pays better than 2nd-3rd string QB after the NFL figured your game out.
lol at the dude flashing gang signs as colin's crew posed for pics after he wrapped up throwing
He played himself xney on the comeack
did i mention his foot work. christ almighty.Quote:
Originally Posted by mulva
Stephen A actually had a good take on this.
The venue change was clearly planned by Kaep’s team way ahead of time, and they didn’t tell the NFL till 30 minutes before hand. Also, he wore a Kunta Kinte shirt. Clearly the way it was handled this was all planned to guarantee no one would offer him a job. Like he couldn’t have made himself less appealing to the NFL or an owner from a PR perspective.
I wonder if he is actually worried a team might offer him a job, which he doesn’t even want, and he is trying to get ahead of it by sabotaging himself, but doing it in such a way the media will give him a complete pass for ideological reasons.
I always talk shit to white people if I see them wearing Nike. Unless I cant tell if they are pure white or I'm wearing Nike that day.
POC doesn’t actually want to work but instead wants to play the victim?
:shocker
where does the black mans wife hide the welfare check ?
under his work boots
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Good joke but then I picture only a white woman being smart enough to do that and I get pissed off again.
that's an interesting take. sadly you can't find many notable people slamming colin and his diminished skill set as a football player. all they say is good things and how strong his arm is.Quote:
Originally Posted by verminaard
kap is a very dangerous person on many levels.
LOL, at Trump, or any of his GOP puppets, saying they are for peaceful protests, how much more peaceful could Kaepernick have been?
And they had him blackballed from one of the highest paid professions in the world.
Before we turn this back into a football only thread, and me shut down Mulva, like I have since this thread started,
.................FTR anyone who hates my avatar, blame Mulva..........................................
Its time to acknowledge who was on the right side of history (Kaepernick, Nike, me, and anyone who hates Trump)
and who wasn't. (Trump, and anyone associated w/him down to his minion trolls like tgunn.)
I dare Trump to triangulate the military and the flag, again. It was never about that.
I dare owners like Jerry Jones to lay down the law EVER again.
Like I said, all sports, all nations, both sidelines, all levels, even down to your kid's little league games.
Get used to it mother fuckers, and please please please red dot the F out of me.
It will make you feel better about the fact that I was right & you were wrong.
Since Fox is reporting that anyone who wears black is ANTIFA, this last one is a real 'come to Jesus' moment.