Poll: Like or Dislike Players Protesting During the National Anthem?

Originally posted by TheGore49er:
Kap knelt because he hates soldiers and America, and he's with Nike because he's pro child labor, what i've learned in this thread.

He knelt because his girlfriend told him to do it. He is nothing but her ventriloquist dummy. His behavior became bizarre after he hooked up with Nessa. Before that he wore headphones 24-7, was pretty quiet and hid in the corner. That is pretty obvious.

Originally posted by NinerGM:

Originally posted by KP82:

Originally posted by Strwy2Hevn:

Originally posted by bigwads:

I sold my $18,000 dollars of Nike stock and will be purchasing Under Armor and other brands until Nike's relationship with that America hater ends.

For every one of me you can count on 100 other people doing the same thing without voicing it.

This is why math and science.....

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-09-05/trump-tweets-nike-getting-killed-but-so-far-stock-is-up-today

Nike has one of the most legendary marketing operations ever... they knew what they were doing based on, well math.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-09-10/nike-s-controversial-kaepernick-ad-wins-kanye-west-s-approval

Which resulted in this.....

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2018/09/08/study-nike-online-sales-up-after-colin-kaepernick-ad/1240378002/

Haha oops


People actually thought Nike was gonna plummet smh.

That Nike boycott is sooooo successful

Unlike Kaepernick, some of these guys actually sacrificed everything... their lives. These are real heroes. Not the douche in the Nike ad. Never forget 9/11.

#dontgettriggered

Originally posted by blizzuntz:

That Nike boycott is sooooo successful

Reminds me of when liberals tried to boycott Chick-fil-A and recently, In and Out and it backfired horribly. Almost to amusing levels. Boycotting big, popular companies never works. Both parties learn the hard way.

Originally posted by Stud:

Welcome to 1993, Stud.

Originally posted by Stud:

Unlike Kaepernick, some of these guys actually sacrificed everything... their lives. These are real heroes. Not the douche in the Nike ad. Never forget 9/11.

#dontgettriggered

I'll never forget 9/11. I'm going to remember that building number 7 went down five hours after the second trade tower fell ...

https://youtu.be/j2q2mD2HaKA

It was prewired to fall just as were the others that fell prior to. No fire department could work that fast to wire and drop that building BUT flight 93 was supposed to be the cover for that building dropping. When it crashed they "had to pull it"

I'm going to never forget 9/11 and I'll never forget 1619 because it was the same folk behind both those events. Yes those first responders were heroes. Joe Montana was a hero to us and to me Kap has also done something courageous in his own right. He took the stand that LeBron CP3 Wade and Melo asked other athletes to take. He peacefully protested injustice and systemic racism and oppression. I won't forget that he did

Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:

Originally posted by Stud:

Welcome to 1993, Stud.

Looks like Communist China did well ending the exploitation of the proletariat

I will by Under Armour now because they exploit a different group of Chinese

Originally posted by BobS:

Originally posted by TheGore49er:
Kap knelt because he hates soldiers and America, and he's with Nike because he's pro child labor, what i've learned in this thread.

He knelt because his girlfriend told him to do it. He is nothing but her ventriloquist dummy. His behavior became bizarre after he hooked up with Nessa. Before that he wore headphones 24-7, was pretty quiet and hid in the corner. That is pretty obvious.

either you know Kap very well and spent a lot of time with him, or are just making up s**t and passing it off as fact. truth is, nobody knew who he really was besides people close to him.

on top of that, nfl players or other athletes don't start making these type of statements when they are young and unproven. also, Kap started doing these demonstrations when it was at its peak. Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Walter Scott, these were happening around 2014. in 2011 you didn't have all these high profile cases, and Kap was just a rookie.

even if you choose to ignore all that, people can still change. what a crazy concept...

Originally posted by Stud:

Unlike Kaepernick, some of these guys actually sacrificed everything... their lives. These are real heroes. Not the douche in the Nike ad. Never forget 9/11.

#dontgettriggered

I get upset when people use first responders and military members/veterans as memes, yet support a political party that threw them under the bus when it came to funding their health care.

These people did sacrifice everything, and then got largely ignored by the government that claimed to support them.

It took 10 years to get this bill past and the bulk of the no votes are Republican.

Originally posted by Stud:

Originally posted by blizzuntz:

That Nike boycott is sooooo successful

Reminds me of when liberals tried to boycott Chick-fil-A and recently, In and Out and it backfired horribly. Almost to amusing levels. Boycotting big, popular companies never works. Both parties learn the hard way.

I like when they destroy things they already bought .

Very amusing

Originally posted by linkboy:

Originally posted by Stud:

Unlike Kaepernick, some of these guys actually sacrificed everything... their lives. These are real heroes. Not the douche in the Nike ad. Never forget 9/11.

#dontgettriggered

I get upset when people use first responders and military members/veterans as memes, yet support a political party that threw them under the bus when it came to funding their health care.

These people did sacrifice everything, and then got largely ignored by the government that claimed to support them.

It took 10 years to get this bill past and the bulk of the no votes are Republican.

195 Republican no votes
4 Democrat no votes

Originally posted by bigwads:
I sold my $18,000 dollars of Nike stock and will be purchasing Under Armor and other brands until Nike's relationship with that America hater ends.

For every one of me you can count on 100 other people doing the same thing without voicing it.

You know what may have a bigger impact? Go to Wall Street and take a knee.

Don't stop making your money.

Originally posted by Joecool:

Originally posted by bigwads:
I sold my $18,000 dollars of Nike stock and will be purchasing Under Armor and other brands until Nike's relationship with that America hater ends.

For every one of me you can count on 100 other people doing the same thing without voicing it.

You know what may have a bigger impact? Go to Wall Street and take a knee.

Don't stop making your money.

Prime example of allowing the audience decide your position... You see people doing stuff like this... you may not want to support their position in argument. And you never need hear the argument to make an informed choice.