(06-04-2020 12:51 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(06-04-2020 12:39 PM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  

(06-04-2020 12:32 PM)SoMs Eagle Wrote:  The income gap among black people is much larger than the rest of the population. It’s getting better but poor neighborhoods are overwhelmingly populated by blacks. That’s where the attention should be placed. Not the enabling of the democrats but a real push to demand all children are educated and disciplined in school since most of them in these situations are not getting disciplined at home. Without education to find a place in the workplace and through work a rightful place in society these children will be failed and relegated to the trash heap that is systemic welfare.

You are absolutely right about all this, but you leave out the saddest part. The places you describe are run mostly by black politicians and officials who are making bank off their own people.

....and why would that be such?!!!

who has the balls to answer?@@!!!

hint: ain't gonna be a fk'n dippo...

#welcomeToRealized

the wealth gap via capitalism 'came' a decade early....

ya fks have been played.. .

Because blacks choose to pursue political power over economic freedom.

I had a lot more respect for him before he kissed ass. If it had been me I would have called everyone together and when the liberal media got together to accept an apology, I would say I’m done. I’m going home. I don’t need this and I sure ain’t apologizing.

Let his whining ass black team mates find some other white boy to throw them the damn ball.

(06-04-2020 03:11 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  I had a lot more respect for him before he kissed ass. If it had been me I would have called everyone together and when the liberal media got together to accept an apology, I would say I’m done. I’m going home. I don’t need this and I sure ain’t apologizing.

Let his whining ass black team mates find some other white boy to throw them the damn ball.

I have a feeling several of his current and former black teammates side with him and don't like the forced apology.

No one is willing to publicly admit those things right now though.

Again, its very much like 1930's Germany and many other fascist/communist revolutions.

We are being silenced through fear.

Frighteningly like 1930's Germany

(06-04-2020 03:17 PM)ericsrevenge76 Wrote:  

(06-04-2020 03:11 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  I had a lot more respect for him before he kissed ass. If it had been me I would have called everyone together and when the liberal media got together to accept an apology, I would say I’m done. I’m going home. I don’t need this and I sure ain’t apologizing.

Let his whining ass black team mates find some other white boy to throw them the damn ball.

I have a feeling several of his current and former black teammates side with him and don't like the forced apology.

No one is willing to publicly admit those things right now though.

Again, its very much like 1930's Germany and many other fascist/communist revolutions.

We are being silenced through fear.

And they have the nerve to call Conservatives fascists. It makes me mad when Liberals post pictures of the Normandy landing and equate them to Antifa.

(06-04-2020 03:29 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  

(06-04-2020 03:17 PM)ericsrevenge76 Wrote:  

(06-04-2020 03:11 PM)CardinalJim Wrote:  I had a lot more respect for him before he kissed ass. If it had been me I would have called everyone together and when the liberal media got together to accept an apology, I would say I’m done. I’m going home. I don’t need this and I sure ain’t apologizing.

Let his whining ass black team mates find some other white boy to throw them the damn ball.

I have a feeling several of his current and former black teammates side with him and don't like the forced apology.

No one is willing to publicly admit those things right now though.

Again, its very much like 1930's Germany and many other fascist/communist revolutions.

We are being silenced through fear.

And they have the nerve to call Conservatives fascists. It makes me mad when Liberals post pictures of the Normandy landing and equate them to Antifa.

Who dresses in all black?

The Nazi SS

ISIS

Antifa

Nuff said.

(06-04-2020 09:40 AM)solohawks Wrote:  Their was a wwe wrestler attacked by many of his peers because he publically supported Trump on his Twitter

So, now rasslin' is a woke sport? Good grief.

My question on this is, did Brees simply apologize and say, I was short in my answer and didn't fully realize how deeply this has hit others". Or, did he say I'm onboard, I'll be on bended knee for the National Anthem come gameday".

Big difference there

I thought this was very interesting. Tony Dungy defended Brees' right to his own thoughts and expressions.

He had a good follow up as well. Tony Dungy is a very wise man, I've had the pleasure to hear him speak in front of about 100 people, the guy is good stuff.

I'd heard good things about Tony Dungy amongst conservative circles in the past. Good to hear he stood up :)

Quote:Wednesday was not a great day at all for Drew Brees, as the Saints QB showed his you-know-what to the world when he was asked about what he thought of players kneeling during the playing of the anthem.

What was his takeaway? That he “will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America or our country.”

Brees upset his favorite wide receiver with his comments and had another great teammate tell him that “sometimes you need to shut the (expletive) up.” Numerous NFL players crushed him for it on Twitter and Lakers star LeBron James also tweeted his disgust in Brees’ stance on the anthem.

A few hours later another future hall of fame QB came in and delivered a message that hopefully Brees heard and will take to heart and will help him change the way he looks at things, because what Aaron Rodgers said was absolutely correct.

The Packers QB posted a photo from a peaceful sideline protest that he took part in with teammates back in 2017 and shared this message:

“A few years ago we were criticized for locking arms in solidarity before the game. It has NEVER been about an anthem or a flag. Not then. Not now. Listen with an open heart, let’s educate ourselves, and then turn word and thought into action.”

Rodgers has been supportive of the peaceful sideline protests since they first started with Colin Kaepernick in 2016 and we learned Wednesday that his stance has not changed at all.

With everything going on in our country in the past week and the hope for the positive change that can come from the protests of yet another horrific moment with the death of George Floyd, we need more people like Rodgers and his way of thinking and less people like Brees and his incredibly ignorant way of thinking.

Rodgers is right – the peaceful national anthem protests have nothing to do with the flag or the song or disrespecting any member of the military and the sacrifices that have been made by those heroes. We all love and respect our men and women of the military.

The peaceful protests are about drawing attention to police brutality and racial injustice and trying to bring an end to things that continue to cost people their lives.

The peaceful anthem protests are what make America great – we are able to protest against serious social injustices that happen far too often and in doing so we’re able to push for the change that needs to come.

Taking a knee during the anthem wasn’t disrespectful when it began and it sure as hell isn’t disrespectful now. That may be scary for the NFL to hear, though, because the league buckled to some ridiculous pressures from president Trump and banned kneeling during the anthem because the NFL loves money and hates the thought of losing money.

Brees apparently has a lot to learn… and also a lot of friendships to try to repair (good luck with that). He should hit up Rodgers for some advice and wisdom, because the Packers QB has been right about this the whole damn time.

https://ftw.usatoday.com/2020/06/aaron-r...ce=twitter

(06-04-2020 09:21 AM)JDTulane Wrote:  

(06-04-2020 09:16 AM)450bench Wrote:  

(06-04-2020 09:14 AM)JDTulane Wrote:  

(06-04-2020 09:07 AM)fsquid Wrote:  I'm thinking this is more of a locker room preservation than it is satisfy a public.

Yah. He was having teammates call him out on twitter, video postings, etc.

A lot of ways to repair that stuff without caving...

Maybe in the open dialogue he had with friends, teammates, POC, he changed his thoughts and feelings. At the very least, these protests have led to a lot of meaningful conversations between people that may not have occurred otherwise. I can't speak for Drew though.

NO! It has to be social media bullying! That is the only way to fix these backwards people.

(06-04-2020 04:27 PM)Bronco14 Wrote:  I'd heard good things about Tony Dungy amongst conservative circles in the past. Good to hear he stood up :)

I've always liked Dungy. He's if nothing else a straight shooter, no BS, he calls it like he sees it and seemingly without any licking his finger and sticking it in the wind.

No idea what his overall politics might be.

I've never understood how one gets social media bullied.

(06-04-2020 04:30 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  

Quote:Wednesday was not a great day at all for Drew Brees, as the Saints QB showed his you-know-what to the world when he was asked about what he thought of players kneeling during the playing of the anthem.

What was his takeaway? That he “will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America or our country.”

Brees upset his favorite wide receiver with his comments and had another great teammate tell him that “sometimes you need to shut the (expletive) up.” Numerous NFL players crushed him for it on Twitter and Lakers star LeBron James also tweeted his disgust in Brees’ stance on the anthem.

A few hours later another future hall of fame QB came in and delivered a message that hopefully Brees heard and will take to heart and will help him change the way he looks at things, because what Aaron Rodgers said was absolutely correct.

The Packers QB posted a photo from a peaceful sideline protest that he took part in with teammates back in 2017 and shared this message:

“A few years ago we were criticized for locking arms in solidarity before the game. It has NEVER been about an anthem or a flag. Not then. Not now. Listen with an open heart, let’s educate ourselves, and then turn word and thought into action.”

Rodgers has been supportive of the peaceful sideline protests since they first started with Colin Kaepernick in 2016 and we learned Wednesday that his stance has not changed at all.

With everything going on in our country in the past week and the hope for the positive change that can come from the protests of yet another horrific moment with the death of George Floyd, we need more people like Rodgers and his way of thinking and less people like Brees and his incredibly ignorant way of thinking.

Rodgers is right – the peaceful national anthem protests have nothing to do with the flag or the song or disrespecting any member of the military and the sacrifices that have been made by those heroes. We all love and respect our men and women of the military.

The peaceful protests are about drawing attention to police brutality and racial injustice and trying to bring an end to things that continue to cost people their lives.

The peaceful anthem protests are what make America great – we are able to protest against serious social injustices that happen far too often and in doing so we’re able to push for the change that needs to come.

Taking a knee during the anthem wasn’t disrespectful when it began and it sure as hell isn’t disrespectful now. That may be scary for the NFL to hear, though, because the league buckled to some ridiculous pressures from president Trump and banned kneeling during the anthem because the NFL loves money and hates the thought of losing money.

Brees apparently has a lot to learn… and also a lot of friendships to try to repair (good luck with that). He should hit up Rodgers for some advice and wisdom, because the Packers QB has been right about this the whole damn time.

https://ftw.usatoday.com/2020/06/aaron-r...ce=twitter

Don't really care what Aaron Rodgers has to say. He is a dick. His parents and brother don't even like him.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20...ist-texts/

Latest target-Jake Fromm

"In the texts, which were dated March 16, 2019<when he was a college junior>, Fromm said he thinks “guns are good” but then added, “Just make them very expensive so only elite white people can get them haha.”

Shortly after images of the texts were posted online, Fromm released an apology and said he had also apologized in a team meeting...."

Latest target. One of his former teammates (Terry Godwin) says he lost all respect for Jake Fromm. Says a lot more about Terry Godwin.


Like the one comment from a person. "I guess Jake Fromm and I are the only ones who have ever said something stupid."

Never ever apologize to the prog filth bastards. Haven't we learned this by now.

(06-04-2020 04:45 PM)shere khan Wrote:  Never ever apologize to the prog filth bastards. Haven't we learned this by now.

most of the time, the apology doesn't even matter to them. It's just a means to an end for them to continue ramming their ideals through.

Brees apologized for nothing anyway. They don't forgive him.

(06-04-2020 04:42 PM)bullet Wrote:  https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20...ist-texts/

Latest target-Jake Fromm

"In the texts, which were dated March 16, 2019<when he was a college junior>, Fromm said he thinks “guns are good” but then added, “Just make them very expensive so only elite white people can get them haha.”

Shortly after images of the texts were posted online, Fromm released an apology and said he had also apologized in a team meeting...."

Latest target. One of his former teammates (Terry Godwin) says he lost all respect for Jake Fromm. Says a lot more about Terry Godwin.


Like the one comment from a person. "I guess Jake Fromm and I are the only ones who have ever said something stupid."

Frick all these prog filth white guilt aholes. Frick em. I ain't apologizing for jack shite.

Oh and here is Jake Fromm's mom in the middle with Jake on the right.



Now thats some "heat" privilege right there.

Frick all you knee benders.