Colin Kaepernick agrees to stand for national anthem next season

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My buddy who served in Afghanistan actually had a valid point. Hypothetically if we forced people to stand for the anthem then what exactly were they fighting for?
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Nobody can force anybody to do the right thing and no one is saying that people should be forced. And when morons choose to do the wrong thing there are consequences.....like in this case.....the prospect of a career that is over.
 
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My buddy who served in Afghanistan actually had a valid point. Hypothetically if we forced people to stand for the anthem then what exactly were they fighting for?
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Thank your buddy for his service for me. The next time I stand for the anthem, he will be one of many in my thoughts.
 
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My buddy who served in Afghanistan actually had a valid point. Hypothetically if we forced people to stand for the anthem then what exactly were they fighting for?
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And it doesn't bother you that Colin thinks your buddies sacrifice is worthless? Your buddy doesn't mean anything to you?
 
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My buddy who served in Afghanistan actually had a valid point. Hypothetically if we forced people to stand for the anthem then what exactly were they fighting for?
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Can you give us his name? The least we could do is give him some respect rather than the disdain and disrespect Colin showed for him.
 
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And it doesn't bother you that Colin thinks your buddies sacrifice is worthless? Your buddy doesn't mean anything to you?
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I think this "buddy" is a made up appeal to authority. And for the record....just because someone served in the military doesn't automatically make them some kind of hero or authority on heroism. Bo Bergdahl...... John McCain.
 
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Nobody can force anybody to do the right thing and no one is saying that people should be forced. And when morons choose to do the wrong thing there are consequences.....like in this case.....the prospect of a career that is over.
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I sure hope that he fades away to obscurity. He pretty much has already.

The slime ball will probably fake patriotism to get his pacifier again though.
 
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I think this "buddy" is a made up appeal to authority. And for the record....just because someone served in the military doesn't automatically make them some kind of hero or authority on heroism. Bo Bergdahl...... John McCain.
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Yep............
 
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I sure hope that he fades away to obscurity. He pretty much has already.

The slime ball will probably fake patriotism to get his pacifier again though.
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LOL! Probably! Or he'll have to buck up and spend some of that "hard earned money" on a homeless shelter or something. Which wouldn't be all bad I guess. Maybe like Michael Vick he will see the error in massaging his giant ego.
 
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I think this "buddy" is a made up appeal to authority. And for the record....just because someone served in the military doesn't automatically make them some kind of hero or authority on heroism. Bo Bergdahl...... John McCain.
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I'll give you a chance to apologize for calling me liar before I put you on ignore..anyway I've known this guy for years. He annoying sometimes because he's a devout atheist but I respect him for serving.
 
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don't cosign to lies or can go on ignore too.
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I have immediate family that have sacrificed a LOT for this country. So I can lose my cool and am passionate when it comes to someone disrespecting them.

Your buddy, doesn't fit the mold of service men's mentality. Your buddy would get the sock and bar of soap treatment.

Your buddy SEEMS fabricated,based upon the fact that he is WAY out of the norm when compared to other service men.

But anyway, you can put me on ignore. I could get in trouble if you and I keep it up on this subject.
 
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I have immediate family that have sacrificed a LOT for this country. So I can lose my cool and am passionate when it comes to someone disrespecting them.

Your buddy, doesn't fit the mold of service men's mentality. Your buddy would get the sock and bar of soap treatment.

Your buddy SEEMS fabricated,based upon the fact that he is WAY out of the norm when compared to other service men.

But anyway, you can put me on ignore. I could get in trouble if you and I keep it up on this subject.
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why.... it seems you're the one who has a problem because I have not said anything inappropriate or disrespectful.
 
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I can summon my friend to explain his views but I doubt he would be interested in joining being that he's an atheist
 
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I can summon my friend to explain his views but I doubt he would be interested in joining being that he's an atheist
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An atheist ex military who is now a state trooper. What else haven't you told us about him? Is he also a gay transgender womens bathroom dweller that likes black licorice?
 
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An atheist ex military who is now a state trooper. What else haven't you told us about him? Is he also a gay transgender womens bathroom dweller that likes black licorice?
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Scroll up and read again.... I referenced two separate friends
One served Iraq and the other served in Afghanistan.
The one who served in Afghanistan is a devout atheist
The one who served in Iraq follow some type of Native American religion
 
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I'll give you a chance to apologize for calling me liar before I put you on ignore..anyway I've known this guy for years. He annoying sometimes because he's a devout atheist but I respect him for serving.
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you can put me on ignore. I think you made all that up because of what wasblind said.... your "buddy" is way outside the norm for service men. And besides you already said you live in an apt building with a gay couple as neighbors in a rural area. I already thought you were talking out your hind end anyway. Lol
 
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you can put me on ignore. I think you made all that up because of what wasblind said.... your "buddy" is way outside the norm for service men. And besides you already said you live in an apt building with a gay couple as neighbors in a rural area. I already thought you were talking out your hind end anyway. Lol
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I can provide a link if you're interested but there are videos on YouTube in which African American veterans Express sentiment set they did not serve their country in order for law enforcement to continue to brutalize their fellow African-Americans, also the second verse of the national anthem talks about murdering slaves. Also I believe somega religious objections because they feel like it's idolatry.
 
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Did it ever occur to you that not everyone is typical.... get back at me when you have interviewed every American who has ever served in the military
 
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I can provide a link if you're interested but there are videos on YouTube in which African American veterans Express sentiment set they did not serve their country in order for law enforcement to continue to brutalize their fellow African-Americans, also the second verse of the national anthem talks about murdering slaves. Also I believe somega religious objections because they feel like it's idolatry.
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Go ahead lets see your link to your ex serviceman/trooper/atheist friend who lives in an apt building in a rural area next to a gay vegetarian couple who doesn't like the star spangled banner. And I'm gonna go ask the local zoo's monkeys uncle about the second verse of the national anthem real quick. Hold on.
 
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