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In reply to the discussion: Police union boycotts Browns flag ceremony after players' anthem protest [View all]bitterross
(4,066 posts)83. A bit of a false equivalency there
Those two situations are completely different and to attempt to even compare them with one another makes no sense.
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Police union boycotts Browns flag ceremony after players' anthem protest [View all]
Judi Lynn
Sep 2017
OP
Protest is not something respected by the right in this country, unless they are the ones
Eliot Rosewater
Sep 2017
#1
All others are hated by the imbeciles, amazing how stupid they all are.
Eliot Rosewater
Sep 2017
#26
I agree with you. This has become hugely out of proportion. The amount of media
chelsea0011
Sep 2017
#76
Such idolatry over a flag and a song. What about the *rights* they stand for--like the right to
tblue37
Sep 2017
#27
I would argue the fabric is made of better material than superficial expressions. nt
Gore1FL
Sep 2017
#55
Not taking part in the National Anthem, Pledge of Allegiance, or burning a flag is
Dustlawyer
Sep 2017
#77
I have never understood what the f'ing FLAG and Jeebus prayers have to do with sports.
CurtEastPoint
Sep 2017
#5
His actions are an attempt to get the NFL to take action against players. Not a protest.
bitterross
Sep 2017
#81
Shame on the players for boycotting the anthem for their protest. Disgusting.
Dr. Strange
Sep 2017
#17
Yes they should. It's shameful to use the anthem as part of their protest. So un-American!
Dr. Strange
Sep 2017
#60
"I am not going to participate or work with management that allows their players
pangaia
Sep 2017
#33
Police and paramedics have every right to enjoy the freedoms that the players enjoy.
Trust Buster
Sep 2017
#53
It seems like it would simply be easier to not kill African Americans with reckless abandon.
Gore1FL
Sep 2017
#56
The national anthem and the flag does not belong to the fucking police or military.
LiberalFighter
Sep 2017
#61
What I would like to know is why does the national anthem need to be played
LiberalFighter
Sep 2017
#62
Good for the players. What the players are doing is what it means to be a American
rockfordfile
Sep 2017
#67
if they had bragged about Grabbing Women that would be just fine with these officers
JI7
Sep 2017
#68