Please explain to me the qualification for being called a "thug," when one kneels in peaceful protest? I, of course, have my suspicions.
Please explain to me the qualification for being called a "thug," when one kneels in peaceful protest? I, of course, have my suspicions.
Because the sport sucksNASCAR is seriously down on attendance.
Like: North Korea, ACA, the investigation, Puerto Rico...
...and I agree.
I imagine you probably blame Trump for the ACA, the investigation(guess you're talking about the russia collaboration that no one can seem to prove), North Korea, and a hurricane in Puerto Rico(which Trump declared a disaster area ahead of time to make money available to them for disaster relief)?
Guess he cause all the earthquakes in Mexico too!
Probably caused the failing dam in Puerto Rico
Because the sport sucks
Yes since the intense manipulation of the team owners and NASCAR officials. It is a mere shadow of its former self.
Ok, how do you manipulate NASCAR? Aren't all the cars essentially the same, spec-wise?
I heard Junior got on the Kap bandwagon.I wonder if Childress will spank him?
I think your imagination should stick to the basics, rainbows and unicorns, if that's what you think. To any other critical thinker, I think it's obvious the president should address the issues, whether he created them or not, while sitting in the big chair.
My issue with all of these "protests" against the country or the flag is their focus on the bad of this country. We aren't pure, angelic figures of history. Our history is tarnished with treatment of Native Americans, slavery, Tuskegee experiments, lobotomizations and so forth.
But we have also done great things. Of course any slave wants to be free, but it was nonslaves that fought against slavery in a civil war that ripped our country apart. Our soldiers have taken up arms and fought for noble and just ideals such as freedom, liberty, and the struggle against oppression. Forget that politicians may have had other agendas, our soldiers have signed up by the millions in the Civil War, WWI, WWII and other conflicts for just and noble causes. Our people at their core are good and strive for justice.
We have passed laws to protect the minorities and embraced a Constitution that pushes equal justice and equal treatment for all. Of course it isn't perfect and may always have room for improvement, but it strives for the noblest and highest ideals of mankind.
We also don't turn away from facing our tarnished history. Slavery, separate but equal, maltreatment of Native Americans, womens suffrage, etc are all taught in schools. We aren't like Turkey that continually balks at facing their actions in the Armenian genocide, we know what we have done wrong and strive to correct it so that never again will it be a blemish on our history.
These nincompoops only want to point at our blemishes and not embrace our nobility. While I fully support their right to free expression I also see the time, place, and manner to be wrongly chosen. They are on the payroll of their employer, not on their own free time. Why hasn't a single one of them gone to another game where they weren't playing and raised a banner? My thought is that they're just not really protesting, but only looking for attention. Perhaps it would be best if their employer(s) terminated their contracts and gave them time to reflect and ponder the appropriateness of the time, place and manner of their most inappropriate actions.
Regards,
Doug
I just saw on the news that a cup cake shop put a sign in the window that said, "Flag loving Americans welcome."
Posts on their facebook page accused them of being racist.
How long until all who stand for the national anthem are labeled racist?
Every Steeler but one. Alejandro Villanueva.
And Kaepernick? Where does he rank in his original lone display, and the backlash that created, breaking a 98 year old tradition for a belief?
And Kaepernick? Where does he rank in his original lone display, and the backlash that created, breaking a 98 year old tradition for a belief?