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What the law states? You still haven't answered that one. What law? Where is this written? Who is required to observe this law? Athletes? Kids in school? Everyone? Is there a clause protecting people in wheel chairs from prosecution? What about amputees? Are they required to wear prosthetics if the national anthem is playing? You are blowing smoke. Just admit it to youself and stop.What you believe and what law states are 2 different things. Yes NFL stadiums go out of there way to promote famous people coming to sing the national anthem. Yes the NFL adds go out of there way to link National Pride to NFL games.
Googled NFL adds claiming patriotism this is the first
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell: “We’re all about patriotism” | Atlanta Buzz with Jennifer Brett
and another good one
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...onsored-patriotism_us_573dffd5e4b0aee7b8e9542
The NFL encourages its players and fans to respect our nation’s flag while respecting the First Amendment rights of people wishing to express themselves politically, Commissioner Roger Goodell said in response to a question from a fan.
What the law states? You still haven't answered that one. What law? Where is this written? Who is required to observe this law? Athletes? Kids in school? Everyone? Is there a clause protecting people in wheel chairs from prosecution? What about amputees? Are they required to wear prosthetics if the national anthem is playing? You are blowing smoke. Just admit it to youself and stop.
Yeah, I got the meaning. I just wondered about the context, if there were an import or allusion I was missing."Everyone has an axe to grind", something I always say, meaning everyone has a complaint about something.
"Looked after" meaning surveilled,watched, blackmailed, controlled?Something I welcome with open arms. It gives me warm fuzzies to know I'm being looked after.
Give a man cool, macho toys and there's sometimes an irresistible urge to play-act the part -- and to use them inappropriately.Can you blame them, when every Tom, Dick and Harry wants to put a bullet in them? How many police officers have been executed just sitting in their patrol cars?
Just look at the history of what happens to Liberals, intellectuals, artists, political dissidents and the 'social enemy du jour' when authoritarians are in power and begin flexing their muscle. Look at Argentina, Spain, East Germany, Chile and dozens more.You don't see any of this as protection for you? I do. Not so sure about the CIA though; they've always been questionable.
I'm of the opinion that if I haven't done anything wrong, I don't have anything to fear.
Team sports are, after all, vicarious tribal skirmishes, little different from tribal raids and skirmishes in the Amazon basin or the New Guinea highlands.@Augustus - when you said "North America" reminded me of something. People who think sports are apolitical should hear the crowd sing "Flower of Scotland" before a Scotland/England rugby match.
Motive?A question I just asked on another "kneeling" thread that I want to ask here because it's not getting covered is why did Trump decide to get into this now, especially with so many other much more serious problems? What's his motive?
"Looked after" meaning surveilled,watched, blackmailed, controlled
No, it really wouldn't. Your assumptions bear no resemblance whatsoever to the law.It may be a ridiculous position but it would stand up in court.
Dale Jr. said:All Americans R granted rights 2 peaceful protests
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable-JFK
I don't know why anyone cares passionately about some entertainers kneeling down for a minute while someone sings a song.
Interesting... this is the first time I have found myself yawning when someone else was stretching...
I agree with you to a point, but I think it goes well beyond that because of his patterns throughout his life. He has a long history of racist tendencies and one of also creating conflicts amongst his employees to see who'll "rise to the top". The only ethics he seems to have is that of having power and fame, and he feels that apologizing is a weakness. Belittling others seems to make him feel strong and dominant.Motive?
I get the impression Trump's more impulsive than strategic.