Link: 'Oppressed' Kaepernick acting like a punk

PitMaster · Aug 30, 2016

Tweet from Jerry Rice...

All lives matter. So much going on in this world today.Can we all just get along! Colin,I respect your stance but don't disrespect the Flag.

selmaborntidefan · Aug 31, 2016

day-day said:
What does someone look like when "they're looking at you like you about to steal something"? Harrison may be seeing what he wants to (or thinks he should) see. Plus, somebody watching doesn't necessarily have anything to do with race.

Kaepernick doesn't have to be any particular race to believe the United States of America is oppressing black people and others (people of color?).

One of my favorite tweets about Harrison yesterday basically said that if he had paid that much attention to detail involving David Tyree in the Super Bowl, the Patriots would have finished unbeaten.

Couldn't stop laughing at that one.

HartselleTider · Aug 31, 2016

day-day said:
What does someone look like when "they're looking at you like you about to steal something"? Harrison may be seeing what he wants to (or thinks he should) see. Plus, somebody watching doesn't necessarily have anything to do with race.

Kaepernick doesn't have to be any particular race to believe the United States of America is oppressing black people and others (people of color?).

Agreed. I mean I'm sure store employees figured former Dallas Cowboys running back Joseph Randle had a few thousand dollars in his pocket when he got caught stealing underwear and cologne from the mall.

Tide1986 · Sep 1, 2016

A very blunt column, which may be distressing for some (trigger warning):

http://spectator.org/the-social-justice-bench-warmer/

The Kaepernick story isn’t on the surface a political one, but underneath it’s a classic case of the Left’s weaponized failure. It’s a smoke screen for incompetence, laziness, and mendacity, which are the hallmarks of everything they do.
One silver lining out of this mess — at least from now on people will stop blaming Jessica Simpson for ruining Tony Romo. She’s been exposed as small potatoes.

81usaf92 · Sep 1, 2016

http://m.bleacherreport.com/article..._medium=share&utm_campaign=web-mob-art-mid-16

Now I hope he never starts again. This is just getting ridiculous.

mikes12 · Sep 1, 2016

The bar for "oppression" sure is getting low.

I'm not suggesting we have a perfect society, or that we have all the freedoms we should, but claiming Americans are oppressed is laughable.

64met · Sep 1, 2016

81usaf92 said:
http://m.bleacherreport.com/article..._medium=share&utm_campaign=web-mob-art-mid-16

Now I hope he never starts again. This is just getting ridiculous.

Saw this earlier. CK is a PUNK. Just cash your millions and SHUT UP

BamaFanInTally · Sep 1, 2016

It's almost like he wants to get released. If I were the GM I would do him one better and trade this prima donna fool to the Cleveland Browns.

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MobileCrimson · Sep 1, 2016

Haha. How can you trade someone that no one wants?

BamaFanInTally said:
It's almost like he wants to get released. If I were the GM I would do him one better and trade this prima donna fool to the Cleveland Browns.

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rolltide_21 · Sep 1, 2016

MobileCrimson said:
Haha. How can you trade someone that no one wants?

Well to be fair he said Cleveland. It seems they want every lost cause QB in the history of mankind [emoji23]

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CrimsonForce · Sep 1, 2016

BamaFanInTally said:
It's almost like he wants to get released. If I were the GM I would do him one better and trade this prima donna fool to the Cleveland Browns.

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MobileCrimson said:
Haha. How can you trade someone that no one wants?

They can't trade him because of his cap number. There's not another team dumb enough to pay him for what the deal the 49ers signed him to..

CajunCrimson · Sep 2, 2016

Bazza · Sep 4, 2016

Interesting.....

crimson fan man · Sep 5, 2016

Bazza said:
Interesting.....

Good video but her question does the truth matter, I would say no.

selmaborntidefan · Sep 5, 2016

mikes12 said:
The bar for "oppression" sure is getting low.

I'm not suggesting we have a perfect society, or that we have all the freedoms we should, but claiming Americans are oppressed is laughable.

It's sorta like people who do believe in justice but would never hashtag BLM in a million years. Of course, these folks obviously DON'T think BLM, right? Of course not. But it shows how much we've changed since the 90s. Back then, "Seinfeld" would make an episode of Kramer doing an AIDS walk but refusing to wear a ribbon and the clowns would try to force him to wear the ribbon.

Back then we laughed at this stuff - now we subsidize and cultivate it.

Bamaro · Sep 6, 2016

Colin Kaepernick’s jersey sales have surged in the past three weeks, moving from 20th to first place on the San Francisco 49ers team online shop. Kaepernick’s jersey has also jumped to the third highest-selling jersey on the NFL Shop site, as well, ahead of all pros like New England’s Tom Brady and Pittsburgh’s Antonio Brown. Only New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. and Dallas Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott have sold more over the same time span.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/simonog...sulted-in-surge-of-jersey-sales/#5da9d1bf6fd0

BamaJama17 · Sep 9, 2016

These days nobody oppresses blacks people more than other black people. AKA Black on Black crime.

Tidewater · Sep 26, 2016

Now a Navy petty officer is getting in on the act.

"I feel like a hypocrite singing about the 'land of the free' when I know that only applies to some Americans," she wrote. "I will gladly stand again, when ALL AMERICANS are afforded the same freedom."

I do not think this will end well for her. Of course, there are thoughtless people who will say it is her right as an African-American not to stand during the national anthem, and when she gets separated from the Navy, that decision will be decried as "racist."
Then again, there may be some who will say the Navy is "acting stupidly" in this case and let his disobedience stand.

selmaborntidefan · Sep 27, 2016

Tidewater said:
Now a Navy petty officer is getting in on the act.
I do not think this will end well for her. Of course, there are thoughtless people who will say it is her right as an African-American not to stand during the national anthem, and when she gets separated from the Navy, that decision will be decried as "racist."
Then again, there may be some who will say the Navy is "acting stupidly" in this case and let his disobedience stand.

Now let me ask the obvious question - what FREEDOM does SHE not have?

MattinBama · Sep 27, 2016

If I'm not mistaken we all have the freedom to act aggressive with the police: run, resist arrest, cuss them, and pull a weapon that gets us shot most of us just choose not to take that path.

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