Harbaugh continues to do the stupid

Voltaire said:
(1) Police brutality doesn't fall in the top 1,000 as a problem in the United States. For every act of police brutality there are hundreds (maybe thousands) of actions of Police Compassion, Police Saving Life and Police being assaulted.

(2) A great majority of veterans see someone kneeling during the National Anthem as unpatriotic and an emotional attack on them.

Kaepernick is an embarrassment to all biracial people.
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Protest are supposed to make people feel uncomfortable...

and remember... Kaep wasn't the one who thought of the kneeling. He ASKED a decorated Green Beret the best way to protest...

that whole @2 is complete bullshit.
 
ellupo said:
This is the wrong take. Kaep was on the clock and anyone watching the TV was paying his for a service which was entertainment. I would not support a plumber who was on my dime and decide to take a knee and make a political statement. He needs to do that on his own time.
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should we tell people not to point at God or mention God after they score too?
 
huskers1217 said:
Protest are supposed to make people feel uncomfortable...

and remember... Kaep wasn't the one who thought of the kneeling. He ASKED a decorated Green Beret the best way to protest...

that whole @2 is complete bullshit.
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Except if you don't agree with the protest. To me it is a big difference of a millionaire (Colin Kaepernick) protesting the people who protect his rich ass, compared to a few regular people protesting an election where the results seem fuzzy and a laptop which could have affected the elected was dismissed as Russian Misinformation. For the record, I have no problem with protesting.
 
Voltaire said:
Except if you don't agree with the protest. To me it is a big difference of a millionaire (Colin Kaepernick) protesting the people who protect his rich ass, compared to a few regular people protesting an election where the results seem fuzzy and a laptop which could have affected the elected was dismissed as Russian Misinformation. For the record, I have no problem with protesting.
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There was absolutely no issue with protesting in front of the Capitol. No one gave a shit.

its not until the riot happened and the Capitol was breached. They did it in Michigan a few months before as well.
 
huskers1217 said:
There was absolutely no issue with protesting in front of the Capitol. No one gave a shit.

its not until the riot happened and the Capitol was breached. They did it in Michigan a few months before as well.
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How many people we killed or assaulted by the rioters? How many building were burned by the rioters? Why wasn't there enough security at Congress when Trump requested it, but Nancy Pelosi ignored the request? What happened in Michigan?
 
ellupo said:
This is the wrong take. Kaep was on the clock and anyone watching the TV was paying his for a service which was entertainment. I would not support a plumber who was on my dime and decide to take a knee and make a political statement. He needs to do that on his own time.
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Sports has a long history with crossing paths politically.
 
huskers1217 said:
you don't say


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MAIZEandBLUE09 said:
Sports has a long history with crossing paths politically.
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So. I dont pay anyone that is providing a service to me to have a political protest. Its that simple. Others are ok with it, I am not.
 
Imagine how embarrassing it would be to lose to such a massive beta as Harbaugh. :dhd:
 
Believe it or not Tom Osborne failed in a Governor bid for Nebraska.

Voters (me) were too afraid he'd try to make it a 'dry' state.

"2006 governor's race
Main article: 2006 Nebraska gubernatorial election
In 2006, Osborne ran for Governor of Nebraska, challenging incumbent Dave Heineman and Omaha businessman Dave Nabity in the Republican primary.

Osborne was initially thought to be the favorite in the race, given his tremendous popularity in the state. However, Heineman took 49 percent of the more than 197,000 votes cast to Osborne's 45 percent."
 
Apparently Harbaugh had told the Vikings that he was interested in bringing in Kaepernick as a QB coach. Could this have been why he didn’t get the job? Was he trying to tank the interview?
 
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