Your welcome... by fighting for and defending our countries freedoms and posting here - I have afforded you the opportunity to express yourself via your 'freedom of speech.' I actually respect your opinion and I can actually understand and appreciate your perspective.But anyway... protesting doesn't mean you don't love your country. Also I feel like if you're this upset over a song then you have turned it into an idol
Thirdly it's oxymoronic to write a song about Freedom while simultaneously owning slaves
Ya, I agree, I don't like the idea of 'forcing people to stand' either...I hate the narrative that exercising your first amendment rights to protest means you don't love your country. That's absolutely absurd.
Jehovah's Witnesses don't stand for the anthem either because they Call it idolatry. Actually I'm inclined to agree with them there.
Actually I was discussing this with a buddy of mine who served in Afghanistan and he said if you think people should be forced to stand for the anthem then you don't understand what Freedom means
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Colin K. is trash. Period.
When our NFL teams go across the pond and play in England they stand there for the anthem. The country our forefathers left so as to establish this country and rich spoiled ungrateful NFL players respect their anthem. But not their own.
I was a huge football fan before the cowardice displayed by players, owners, and coaches as they followed an anti-American Muslim in his disrespect for this country. Never again will I watch a game.
Feel what you want. It isn't an idol. And if you think that way then you should condemn the NFL players that worship the "idol" of other nations when they play football there.I love my country too but I feel like people have turned the national anthem into an idol.
He saluted as CiC and honored GHW Bush Sr.Meanwhile your orange mentor couldn't be bothered to place his hand over his heart to honor a fallen president
And then there's the truth.1.The national anthem was originally an Irish drinking song. Francis Scott Key just changed the lyrics
Promoting falsehoods about its anthem and president proves you don't love your country.2. just because I don't want to sing a song doesn't mean I don't love my country
If that falsehood makes you feel right, you're really pathetic.3. if you're that upset over a song then it's idolatry
Slaves were free from being executed in their homeland as POW's.4. it's oxymoronic to write a song about Freedom while being a slave owner
Very good.5. Veterans serve their country and the people in it, not a song