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Rigth wing boycott of NFL fails miserably, Sunday attendence increases!
Nov 12, 2017 21:01:17   #
Raylan Wolfe Loc: earth
 
Players refusing to stand for anthem increases attendance!

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/despite-threat-boycott-attendance-increases-sunday-nfl-games-234459264.html



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Nov 12, 2017 21:06:12   #
Wolf counselor Loc: Heart of Texas
 
Raylan Wolfe wrote:


You needed a victory bad didn't you Goober.



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Nov 12, 2017 22:49:02   #
JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida
 
Raylan Wolfe wrote:


Attendance is down year to year. Nice try

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Nov 12, 2017 23:55:43   #
Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone
 
NFL may be getting the message. This is a quote from NYT "The NFL Players Association had asked all players to observe a two-minute moment of silence before games to honor veterans.

Even players who have been protesting most of the season stood for the anthem this week, including the Seahawks’ Michael Bennett, who stood before Thursday night’s game. Titans receiver Rishard Matthews walked onto the field holding hands with soldiers and stood with teammates for the anthem for the first time since President Trump criticized players for protesting."

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Nov 13, 2017 00:21:55   #
JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida
 
Pennylynn wrote:
NFL may be getting the message. This is a quote from NYT "The NFL Players Association had asked all players to observe a two-minute moment of silence before games to honor veterans.

Even players who have been protesting most of the season stood for the anthem this week, including the Seahawks’ Michael Bennett, who stood before Thursday night’s game. Titans receiver Rishard Matthews walked onto the field holding hands with soldiers and stood with teammates for the anthem for the first time since President Trump criticized players for protesting."
NFL may be getting the message. This is a quote f... (show quote)


NFL is getting the message. They are noticing a dip in revenue. Personally all this sudden love for the military insulted my intelligence. It’s BS. just observe these clowns in everyday life. D********g. I recently had a discussion with an X-NFL safety. He informed me the protest wasn’t about the f**g or military. It’s about the police and supporting Kaperdick. I told him I know plenty of cops who put their lives on the line everyday and I would never support a group who would call the very people they protest when their life is in danger. Also I pointed out percentage wise the NFL has way more felons then the police departments. I know him to be a great guy and asked him if he deserved to be protested because there are NFL players who have been convicted of serious crimes? He got my point.

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Nov 13, 2017 00:47:14   #
Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone
 
Point very well made. I bet if we did some research, we would find about half the players are criminals.
Anyway, I support our police. They have a hard job and they do put themselves at risk for all of us,
even those who protest or even ambush them. Thank you for the reminder!

JFlorio wrote:
NFL is getting the message. They are noticing a dip in revenue. Personally all this sudden love for the military insulted my intelligence. It’s BS. just observe these clowns in everyday life. D********g. I recently had a discussion with an X-NFL safety. He informed me the protest wasn’t about the f**g or military. It’s about the police and supporting Kaperdick. I told him I know plenty of cops who put their lives on the line everyday and I would never support a group who would call the very people they protest when their life is in danger. Also I pointed out percentage wise the NFL has way more felons then the police departments. I know him to be a great guy and asked him if he deserved to be protested because there are NFL players who have been convicted of serious crimes? He got my point.
NFL is getting the message. They are noticing a di... (show quote)

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Nov 13, 2017 01:03:51   #
JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida
 
Pennylynn wrote:
Point very well made. I bet if we did some research, we would find about half the players are criminals.
Anyway, I support our police. They have a hard job and they do put themselves at risk for all of us,
even those who protest or even ambush them. Thank you for the reminder!


My biggest problem with the NFL protest of police is it started with kaperdick, a washed up QB who didn’t even v**e last e******n. He wore socks with pigs on them dressed as police. The basis for his outrage; hands up, don’t shoot. The made up Michael Brown story. So this i***t’s outrage is based on a lie. On the other hand he is building one hell of a Democrat politician resume

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Nov 13, 2017 02:16:29   #
oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)
 
Pennylynn wrote:
Point very well made. I bet if we did some research, we would find about half the players are criminals.
Anyway, I support our police. They have a hard job and they do put themselves at risk for all of us,
even those who protest or even ambush them. Thank you for the reminder!


I boycotted the NFL today but it was because KC had their bye day today. I will be back watching them next week, but only their game.

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Nov 13, 2017 02:50:29   #
Kevyn
 
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
here is a great commentary by a combat veteran regarding the pissing and moaning about the men who respectfully kneel during the anthem to bring the brutalizations of black men by some police agencies to light.

As a vet, I don’t feel “disrespected”.
I swore to defend all rights. Especially the unpopular ones that most people disagree with. Those ones need protected the most.
What does make me feel disrespected is when you d**g MY service into YOUR argument and get offended on MY behalf.
Veterans are tired of being brought out like dancing poodles for the GOP and conservatives of this nation to further their own selfish, backwards, and archaic ideas.
That’s disrespectful to us.
We are living, breathing people with our own thoughts and ideologies.
We don’t belong to your team. We don’t belong to any team.
We swore to uphold the Constitution. Part of that Constitution is these players doing exactly what they are allowed to do – peacefully protest.
Showing 100% reverence to a nation or symbol of the nation is NOT patriotism, it’s nationalism.
And history has shown that nationalism is a very dangerous idea.

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Nov 13, 2017 06:08:03   #
Loki Loc: Georgia
 
Kevyn wrote:
here is a great commentary by a combat veteran regarding the pissing and moaning about the men who respectfully kneel during the anthem to bring the brutalizations of black men by some police agencies to light.

As a vet, I don’t feel “disrespected”.
I swore to defend all rights. Especially the unpopular ones that most people disagree with. Those ones need protected the most.
What does make me feel disrespected is when you d**g MY service into YOUR argument and get offended on MY behalf.
Veterans are tired of being brought out like dancing poodles for the GOP and conservatives of this nation to further their own selfish, backwards, and archaic ideas.
That’s disrespectful to us.
We are living, breathing people with our own thoughts and ideologies.
We don’t belong to your team. We don’t belong to any team.
We swore to uphold the Constitution. Part of that Constitution is these players doing exactly what they are allowed to do – peacefully protest.
Showing 100% reverence to a nation or symbol of the nation is NOT patriotism, it’s nationalism.
And history has shown that nationalism is a very dangerous idea.
here is a great commentary by a combat veteran reg... (show quote)


Unlike you, I am a vet, and I feel disrespected. I would feel even more so if I were a cop. If another veteran or a cop wishes to kneel for the anthem, then have at it; you've earned the right whether I like it or not. The same does not apply to overpaid, brainless morons who would either be in prison or on welfare if it weren't for football.

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Nov 13, 2017 06:29:03   #
flagit001
 
I just shut off my NFL. Package on vets. Day so don't think it's not having a effect it is, attendance is down and I don't care to watch it anymore!

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Nov 13, 2017 06:33:19   #
Loki Loc: Georgia
 
Kevyn wrote:
here is a great commentary by a combat veteran regarding the pissing and moaning about the men who respectfully kneel during the anthem to bring the brutalizations of black men by some police agencies to light.

As a vet, I don’t feel “disrespected”.
I swore to defend all rights. Especially the unpopular ones that most people disagree with. Those ones need protected the most.
What does make me feel disrespected is when you d**g MY service into YOUR argument and get offended on MY behalf.
Veterans are tired of being brought out like dancing poodles for the GOP and conservatives of this nation to further their own selfish, backwards, and archaic ideas.
That’s disrespectful to us.
We are living, breathing people with our own thoughts and ideologies.
We don’t belong to your team. We don’t belong to any team.
We swore to uphold the Constitution. Part of that Constitution is these players doing exactly what they are allowed to do – peacefully protest.
Showing 100% reverence to a nation or symbol of the nation is NOT patriotism, it’s nationalism.
And history has shown that nationalism is a very dangerous idea.
here is a great commentary by a combat veteran reg... (show quote)


So is protesting the "Constitution of Independence." That's what one of these intellectual Lilliputians claimed he was doing.

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Nov 13, 2017 08:13:13   #
Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas
 
Wolf counselor wrote:
You needed a victory bad didn't you Goober.




Good one Wolf.

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Nov 13, 2017 13:08:38   #
Vegas Rob
 
Why do you say "right wing boycott"? A lot of veterans are democrats and they also feel slighted. Ever think of that?

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