No, Kneeling is a 1st amendment right that Kap has and as a matter of fact, the gentleman who Kap spoke with even said that it wasn't a sign of disrespect to kneel before the flag! You do that ******* ALL the time putting your two cents in again "dipping" like you ALWAYS do! Better yet, do you even know WHY Kap was kneeling, since you LOVE to dip in my conversations? You talk that weakness BULLSHIT, but time and time again you have IT WRONG! Not one time either, that's EVERY TIME! Nancy, why don't you do yourself a favor and STOP responding to my posts, period, because you ALWAYS come on the BACK END and don't know what the FUCK you're talking about! I mean NONE! You LACK that RIGHT anyway to respond to anything that relates to a Black matter, period! As I keep stating so many times, you are on "the OUTSIDE looking in"! Anyway, I thought you said that you were going to stop HARASSING me or was that a LIE? By the way, Kap stated why he did what he did and plenty of Black people understood where he is coming from, which I am sure he didn't care less what most WHITE folks thought about it though you had some who agreed with Kap 100%! One gentleman, who is in the Air *******, saw what Kap was doing and said, "I like that! That's what I call a "Call to Action"! Sure enough, it sparked a lot of conversation between a lot of Black folks voicing their SUPPORT of Kap as well as the NFL football players!Kneeling is a posture of weakness and submission (trust me, I'm an expert at kneeling).
So you're going to demonstrate submission until you get respect. Let's see how that works for you.Here's hint: no one cares about respecting you.
Specifically, kneeling during the anthem -- like Kap -- will turn public opinion against you, as they will rightly recognize that you live in the freest country on Earth, but are a slave in your own mind. No one can fix that but you. Unfortunately, you are heavily invested your emotional weakness and social impotence. Becoming mentally tough would require giving up your identity as a helpless victim.
The gentleman, in the article, explains what the kneeling to the flag means and what he said to Kaepernick! I appreciate the Retired Army Green Beret being interviewed and stating that kneeling IS NOT at all disrespectful in any way! Excellent article! By the way, according to the gentleman, Kneeling is a SIGN of RESPECT! I think I'll take a military veteran's version OVER yours!
The Veteran And NFL Player Who Advised Kaepernick To Take A Knee
Retired Army Green Beret Nate Boyer is the man who first convinced Colin Kaepernick to kneel during the national anthem. He speaks with NPR's Michel Martin.
www.npr.org
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