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And he says white people have to take the knee because they are white and don’t want to be labelled racist. Rthat he is called a traitor, an Uncle Tom .... Fuckthat, iwont take the knee for a racist marxist group. I won’t take the knee for anyone? And wha5 has my speaking out gotten me? The racists calling me racist! Pretty funny. Because I object to their ideology of the marxist/communists and the brainwashing they have done on so many. Because I object to the racism they have shown towards anyone who is not black, even within their marches. White people in it atere belittled and told they are racist and they must prove their loyalty to black people by being willing to take a bullet for them. Be a human shield. Do as you are told or else. Sounds like hitler to me.Last edited by Beach Ball Bitch; 04-23-2021, 11:37 PM.
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Originally posted by everything bagel View PostPolitics like the national anthem?
Sporting events are a celebration different creeds, ethnicities, religions, social classes, friends, co-workers, classmates, and family members coming together for an arena event. And celebrate what it means to be American. It's a beautiful thing.
Sporting events are supposed to be free of political controversy. Anthem kneelers do nothing but divide the audience and stew hate for the country that gave them the opportunity to make a lucrative career playing ball. Fuck those anthem kneeling entitled pricks.
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6-eyed wants to avoid any controversy in international sport events because it might divide people. So cute, wether he means it or not :P
Yeah... international sport events always have a political connotation actually. Sometimes athletes and even whole teams do not participate out of protest
There have been some weak messages to protest how the WC stadions have been build in Quatar as well, imo other countries should have said fuck this shit. We're not going
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Originally posted by Din Djarin View Post6-eyed wants to avoid any controversy in international sport events because it might divide people. So cute, wether he means it or not :P
Yeah... international sport events always have a political connotation actually. Sometimes athletes and even whole teams do not participate out of protest
There have been some weak messages to protest how the WC stadions have been build in Quatar as well, imo other countries should have said fuck this shit. We're not going
If the political connotation of 2 different nations playing ball is an athletic competition. I’m all for it.
Protesting a country by not showing up is still better than showing up and doing some disrespectful grandstanding.
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It concerns me how so many Americans see other Americans practicing their 1st amendment rights as unAmerican
Kneeling during the national anthem is one of the most American things you can do. How do you "more American than anybody" people not get this?
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Beach Ball Bitch why do you continue to do this? I never said any of that. And you know that. And other users here are seeing through your bullshit.
Just stop embarrassing yourself.
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Bagel puts on the lying tarnished halo.
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Originally posted by 6-eyed View Post
Protesting a country by not showing up is still better than showing up and doing some disrespectful grandstanding.
In the case of highlighting institutional racism in a nation during national competition, an action like kneeling makes more sense. I would not do that at an international competition game to highlight a national issue of your own country, but if its an international issue or an issue that involves human rights and targets the competition, its organizers or another team I am not blatantly against that at all.
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Originally posted by 6-eyed View Post
The national anthem unifies us as a country.
Sporting events are a celebration different creeds, ethnicities, religions, social classes, friends, co-workers, classmates, and family members coming together for an arena event. And celebrate what it means to be American. It's a beautiful thing.
Sporting events are supposed to be free of political controversy. Anthem kneelers do nothing but divide the audience and stew hate for the country that gave them the opportunity to make a lucrative career playing ball. Fuck those anthem kneeling entitled pricks.
Maybe sports celebrate something positive about it means to be human?
When people gather at a sporting event, they are all individuals with their own opinions, so they are theoretically already divided. And what's more American than aggressive political division?
It's also interesting that all of your threads are politically devise and purposefully provocative. It's doesn't follow that you would want to limit free speech in any way.
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It would be odd to see a bunch of olympic athletes protesting the countries in which they have gone to represent.
Historically, there have been political undertones to certain olympics, however, as far I know, it's almost been exclusively towards other countries such as Jesse Owens winning Gold Medals in Hitler's Germany, the US Hockey team defeating the Russians amidst the Cold War, etc.
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