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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...aepernick-explains-protest-of-national-anthem
This should be fun ....
This should be fun ....
Kaep refuses to stand for the Anthem
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STOP THE OPPRESSION
Colin Kaepernick signed a 6 year, $114,000,000 contract with the San Francisco 49ers, including a$12,328,766 signing bonus,$61,000,000 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of$19,000,000.
Colin Kaepernick signed a 6 year, $114,000,000 contract with the San Francisco 49ers, including a$12,328,766 signing bonus,$61,000,000 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of$19,000,000.
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This dude can go fuck himself. You have an opportunity to make millions of dollars in this country and you have the fucking balls to say you're oppressed? If you don't like it here, leave. Forever. Nobody wants you here and nobody would lose sleep if you left.
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Yeah man. Life is so horrible for black people. They get to work and go to school and basically do whatever they want. I mean WOW I can't believe how oppressed they are.
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I'm done with this topic but like i said I agree 100% GOOD day now back to football
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I believe he's protesting the police shootings.
I'm not siding with him, but that is what this was about.
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Might as well lock it now tbh this won't end well. Personally I always love it when guys who have a free ride in life because of athletic abilities tell everybody how they should feel. I mean twice as many white people are killed by police so far this year. Where's the outrage at that Kaep?
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I am so glad this fool :alien:is a 9er.
As a Ram fan you could not wish for a better example of a true 9er material:fuelfire:.
As always in the past & before this epic event took place & looking forward to seeing Quinn, Donald, Brockers & Hayes oppress him often on Sunday with their excessive exercise of defensive line power.
I Wonder how Mia Isabella feels about this?
As a Ram fan you could not wish for a better example of a true 9er material:fuelfire:.
As always in the past & before this epic event took place & looking forward to seeing Quinn, Donald, Brockers & Hayes oppress him often on Sunday with their excessive exercise of defensive line power.
I Wonder how Mia Isabella feels about this?
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Kaep doesn't know the visor rule either, Dude is a mess
Colin at the very least you need to be smarter than the media who facilitates such hatred, living and playing in San Francisco should be exposure enough to diversity, equality and acceptance of a number of very diverse cultures.
PUHLEASE!
We still have much room for more compassion and improved racial relations but please don't feed the beast.
By: Chris Biderman | August 25, 2016 2:53 pm ET
It turns out Colin Kaepernick won’t be able to wear his new tinted visor in games until he gets NFL approval.
Kaepernick, who’s been sporting the visor in practice, said this week he plans on wearing it during his expected 2016 debut in San Francisco’s third preseason game Friday against the Packers. Kaepernick missed the first two exhibition games against the Texans and Broncos nursing a sore throwing shoulder.
According to CSN Bay Area, Kaepernick won’t be allowed to wear the visor in Friday’s game without the league’s permission.
“A player needs approval to wear it in any game, including the preseason,” an NFL spokesman told CSNBayArea.com on Thursday. “He can wear it in practice without approval. But in a game, it needs to be approved.”
It is not known if a ruling will occur before Friday’s game.
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The NFL’s process for approval is as follows: “A player needs to supply appropriate medical documentation which is then reviewed by an independent ophthalmologist for approval.”
Kaepernick has declined to reveal details behind the reasoning for the new visor, other than to say he’s been working on improving his vision. The visor could be considered an unfair competitive advantage that prevents defenders from being able to see his eyes.
Colin at the very least you need to be smarter than the media who facilitates such hatred, living and playing in San Francisco should be exposure enough to diversity, equality and acceptance of a number of very diverse cultures.
PUHLEASE!
We still have much room for more compassion and improved racial relations but please don't feed the beast.
By: Chris Biderman | August 25, 2016 2:53 pm ET
It turns out Colin Kaepernick won’t be able to wear his new tinted visor in games until he gets NFL approval.
Kaepernick, who’s been sporting the visor in practice, said this week he plans on wearing it during his expected 2016 debut in San Francisco’s third preseason game Friday against the Packers. Kaepernick missed the first two exhibition games against the Texans and Broncos nursing a sore throwing shoulder.
According to CSN Bay Area, Kaepernick won’t be allowed to wear the visor in Friday’s game without the league’s permission.
“A player needs approval to wear it in any game, including the preseason,” an NFL spokesman told CSNBayArea.com on Thursday. “He can wear it in practice without approval. But in a game, it needs to be approved.”
It is not known if a ruling will occur before Friday’s game.
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The NFL’s process for approval is as follows: “A player needs to supply appropriate medical documentation which is then reviewed by an independent ophthalmologist for approval.”
Kaepernick has declined to reveal details behind the reasoning for the new visor, other than to say he’s been working on improving his vision. The visor could be considered an unfair competitive advantage that prevents defenders from being able to see his eyes.
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