RRS wrote:
There are always two sides to everything. I do agree, what have they done for this country, ever served in the military, probably not. I did and maybe because of this I get a feeling every time I hear the National Anthem that's hard to explain. When they take a knee I feel that they are spitting in the face of every man and women that has served our great country. On the other hand before cell phones with video recording and body cameras it was always the word of the police and we all know that the police wouldn't lie, don't we. Well guess what, we all know that there are bad police, wish there weren't, as my grandmother said, "wish in one hand and sh!# in the other and see which one fills up first". The NFL does have a right to a policy as they are the employers and set the rules. If you are working for a company and you don't like their rules you are free to leave but where could they go, it's the only game in town. We all know that there is Canadian Football but it's not in this town. Face it we do have a problem in this country with equal justice for all, you can plainly see this on the 5:30 news too many times a week. I would like to see a better approach to solving this issue. If we the people would stop watching football and the company's would drop their financial backing to the NFL through paid advertisements these guys wouldn't be making so much money. Then they could go out and get a real job in what they majored in at college, good luck with that. There are exceptions there too like Richard Sherman, ex-Seahawk and others that did excel in academia. It's way past time to solve this problem on both sides. As has been said before, "Houston, we have a problem"!
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What great response. Thank you.