Trump-BOYCOTT NFL teams whose players refuse to stand for the National Anthem

originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: Grambler

It's offtopic but if you wish to try and defend the argument you may want to do so in another forum. I would gladly follow.

We can start with Nixon, Roger Stone's idol, and discuss China and the cpi.

Perhaps later this week I will make a thread.

Again, I don't like that trump said this, but I don't think it's that big of a deal.

Which is exactly how I feel about the protesters.

originally posted by: Xenogears

originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: RomeByFire

Not to mention the HORRORS of some Nazi losing their job because they got outed.

Problem is not just nazis but even free speech rallies.


Youtubers who have nothing to do with nazis have been doxxed and harassed in real life and made up lies of them being nazis fed to their employers.

Theyve even tried deplatforming youtubers like armored skeptic from events with blatant lies.

Basically anyone they disagree with is called a nazi and worthy of physical assault without provocation

You mean like the dude who bought a knife at WalMart, cut himself trying to open it, and made up a lie that he was attacked for his haircut?

Fabricated an entire altercation regarding someone attacking him because his haircut resembled a Nazi's?

Yeah. He cut himself with a knife he just bought, lol.

Lol. Nazism crying out and playing the victim card is amusing.

a reply to: Grambler

I guess that depends if you weigh celebrities and the president as the same power.

Which I guess in this case are one in the same anyway.

originally posted by: Grambler

originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
a reply to: Grambler

Yes I remember all of your outrage when Obama was suggesting firing Imus.

Let me just dig up your posts on that....

Where was your outrage? Your threads? Citation, please?

Also - if you were outraged when Obama did it, why are you not outraged yet?

These "tactics," employed are getting old.

originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
a reply to: Grambler

I can see what you're saying, I may have read it wrong. Question is though why do his supporters make it into a partisan issue? I see "the left" and "liberals" being thrown around like kneeling for the national anthem automatically means you're a liberal or part of the left.

Hey no problem. I am glad you cited the law, it's important to discuss all angles of things.

As far as labeling left, yeah that is a problem, but almost any label leads to a problem.

Unfortunately labels are inevitable.

The funny thing about all this is the two-pronged boycott. One side wiil be ppl boycotting because they feel Kaepernick is being blackballed and the other side will be boycotting due to players protesting during the anthem.

And both sides will spin any forthcoming low ratings.

LOL

originally posted by: olaru12
More blow back....

www.rawstory.com...

looks like the twitter in chief went up against the wrong outfit this time....

Ridiculous. Just showing how brainwashed by the msm they are.

Theres no talk of physically assaulting, throwing feces or urine nor making illegal. All those options are on the table for anyone called a nazi and that includes anyone who supports free speech and has nothing to do with nazis.

originally posted by: RomeByFire

originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: RomeByFire

Not to mention the HORRORS of some Nazi losing their job because they got outed.

It's discrimination for sure, mainly because they're white males.

It's really unfair how Nazi's get fired for holding views akin to genocide of entire demographics of complete strangers!

Who is this straw man you all are fighting?

originally posted by: olaru12
More blow back....

www.rawstory.com...

looks like the twitter in chief went up against the wrong outfit this time....

Pretty sure he's doing it purpose.

It's literally the only logical explanation, and it doesn't seem very logical.

originally posted by: Assessor

originally posted by: seagull
Mr. Trump?

Bite me. As an original Seahawk fan(atic), I will follow them through thick, and thin (lot of thin, over the years...), we have at least one player who kneels during the anthem.

It is his right to express his feelings in this way. It's peaceful, non-disruptive, and makes his point. More power to him. It matters not in the slightest whether I agree or disagree, it's his right to do this.

So, to reiterate...

Mr. Trump? Bite me.

And it is also everybody's right to shut the TV off, stop buying NFL merchandise, and stop going to their games. Lol...aint America great?

The irony is when one of the kneeling players said "Trump needs to stay out of football." Lol. Yet here they are using the NFL to get at Trump.

Let me know when NFL players have nuclear keys/codes and are Commanders in Chief.

originally posted by: tate566
The funny thing about all this is the two-pronged boycott. One side wiil be ppl boycotting because they feel Kaepernick is being blackballed and the other side will be boycotting due to players protesting during the anthem.

And both sides will spin any forthcoming low ratings.

LOL

Marvel tried catering to sjws their sales cratered.


Take cali out Trump won popular by over 1 million take NY out and it is by millions across the rest of the states

originally posted by: Grambler

originally posted by: RomeByFire

originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: RomeByFire

Not to mention the HORRORS of some Nazi losing their job because they got outed.

It's discrimination for sure, mainly because they're white males.

It's really unfair how Nazi's get fired for holding views akin to genocide of entire demographics of complete strangers!

Who is this straw man you all are fighting?

You must've missed all the Charlottesville threads.

Play naive all you'd like lol

PS - this thread has had multiple posters bring up off-topic discussion like Hillary so I thought I'd employ the same tactics. Funny, it's only called out when I'm using straw man tactics to make fun of Nazi's lol....

Oh.... poor Nazi's in the year 2017


ETA: theee posts down, more "but Hillary," comments

I wonder if these people will ever get over the fact that Hillary lost. I can see it now, the year will be 2035 and people will still say "BUT WHAT ABOUT HILLARY," lol

a reply to: RomeByFire

It wouldn't surprise me at all. It seems like he's got to insert his name and face into anything and everything to feed is ego.

originally posted by: amazing

originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: amazing

I have been told on ATS by a great number of members that while at work you have no freedom of speech.

I guess it is up the brass at the NFL. Once they loose billions they may have to put the hammer down on these millionaires.

That's different. That's business. But the President trying to tell a corporation what to do because he doesn't agree with workers there protesting the government is a little shady.

A 509(c) non-profit organization that receives government subsidies.

This isn't like Burger King.

originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
a reply to: RomeByFire

It wouldn't surprise me at all. It seems like he's got to insert his name and face into anything and everything to feed is ego.

Nahhh that's Clinton.

Following the lead of sports people.

People whose best attributes are running with or throwing a ball and knocking people down.

originally posted by: Xenogears

originally posted by: tate566
The funny thing about all this is the two-pronged boycott. One side wiil be ppl boycotting because they feel Kaepernick is being blackballed and the other side will be boycotting due to players protesting during the anthem.

And both sides will spin any forthcoming low ratings.

LOL

Marvel tried catering to sjws their sales cratered.


Take cali out Trump won popular by over 1 million take NY out and it is by millions across the rest of the states

Uh, that's not how this works. That's not how any of it works...

You don't just "remove," States from voting and then say "see! He would've won bigly then!"

This thread is retarded lol

a reply to: Wardaddy454

Why not both?

"A great way to show respect for the flag is to refuse offers of clandestine election assistance from hostile foreign espionage agencies."

quote: David Frum - Sept. 23 - Twitter - Paul Krugman

www.twitter.com...

I wonder how many former (lol) trump supporters work or have direct relatives for the NFL?

So much for helping the economy.

Lol. How can anybody condone or support such comment from potus?