I said trying to force it onto me, as in their beliefs and politics. That's not why I watch football, and unless I choose to boycott, then I'm forced to watch it.
No one. Where did I ever say anyone asked me to kneel? What's up with the random, made up, rhetorical questions?
No one did, but I'm a paying customer. I tune in for football, not to see a bunch of entitled millionaires virtue signal.
Yeah, I know, I could turn it off, and I have, but that's beside the point and isn't a decision I should even have to make. I shouldn't have to worry about subjecting myself to idiotic protests when trying to watch a damn football game. It's ridiculous and stupid.
Not really. Still ignoring it because it's not an issue, it's not an epidemic. It's fake outrage. There's plenty of data and facts to prove otherwise. Their preconceived hurt feelings are irrelevant.
That wasn't courage. That was group think and mob mentality.The courage came from the dudes who still chose to stand, going against the social justice mob.
Btw, equating sitting for the anthem and disrespecting the flag to courage is a joke. Bet you were one of the idiots agreeing with those equating Antifa to D-day soldiers.
That platform isn't theirs. They are employees trying hijacking the platform at t expense of everyone else. Also, yesterday changed absolutely nothing. It was more divisive than anything. Boston and DC, two of the most liberal enclaves on the planet, booed their own teams for kneeling. Most people, including liberals, don't want politics interfering in sports. Only a moron would think change cane from yesterday.