And now the stupidity of labeling. You look absolutely foolish with your backpedaling. You should have stopped once you got exposed.
Any updates on the kneeling protests trying to bring attention to systematic racism and oppression? Misguided as they may be?
Why should we continue to protest? WE WON
I probably understand media coverage better then you do. If the media coverage isn't showing the kneeling , whose winning then ? It is part of the equation....or do you not understand it..
Who gives a shit whether their kneeling or not if most of the viewers aren't seeing their idiotic protest ?
BFL, why so serious my friend? WTF?
I'm mostly just playing around, and making my points with levity. Anthem protests are essentially nonexistent with maybe like 6 people kneeling last year. So why should people who were boycotting games because of kneeling continue to boycott games? I'm not trying to define the state of the union, I'm making a very simple and undeniable observation
BFL, why so serious my friend? WTF?
I'm mostly just playing around, and making my points with levity. Anthem protests are essentially nonexistent with maybe like 6 people kneeling last year. So why should people who were boycotting games because of kneeling continue to boycott games? I'm not trying to define the state of the union, I'm making a very simple and undeniable observation
His butt got hurt with some other argument he lost in here , and trying to make up for it in some strange way.. I've lost count on these fueds.. I'm sure I've wronged him back in the day with something
BFL, why so serious my friend? WTF?
I'm mostly just playing around, and making my points with levity. Anthem protests are essentially nonexistent with maybe like 6 people kneeling last year. So why should people who were boycotting games because of kneeling continue to boycott games? I'm not trying to define the state of the union, I'm making a very simple and undeniable observation
Out of sight, out of mind. It isn't on TV anymore and even the media has moved on to issues of mass migration rather than inequities in the justice system. They got bored with it.
It was an exciting time for many on both sides but when it basically ended with Kaep doing a Nike commercial that wasn't remotely socially progressive, I think people realized the issue was dead for now and to go back to their corners. Cultural/identity issues will likely define politics for the foreseeable future though, so if your into that then I wouldn't feel too distraught.
That topic is far far far far far far from over pal. Nobody is getting bored with that lol, you never wanted to hear it. The American public tunes out when black people start complaining and asking for shit. That’s just the reality of life. Not only did they have no clue, but they didn’t care to have a clue. That’s real shit. Which is why you guys kept talking about the FLAG
The NFL has largely appeased the boycotters though. The most vocal and demonstrative of the kneelers hasn't been on a team in 3 years. It is barely talked about anymore besides vague statements like "equality" rather than what he was actually protesting (cops prematurely smoking black people in high pressure situations as well as other perceived slights by the justice system towards blacks)
Jay-Z is gonna help produce the halftime show now so everyone should be happy (this has what to do with what?), some owners are friends with rappers and agree with them as well.
Basically everyone involved made sure they kept getting paid and the NFL really isn't fertile ground anymore for whatever revolutionary change it was that was the basis of the kneeling. Kaep even did a Nike commercial which had absolutely zero reference to any of the issues he supposedly holds near and dear to his heart.
So whether you agree w/ "boycotters" or not about the actual issues, what more should they be boycotting? The whole thing became a commercialized, co-opted joke for the in crowd to virtue signal to some of the masses they care about their plight while making sure the other side knows they don't want to offend them.
I agree with you that the issue is far from over in the grand scheme of things, I said cultural/identity issues will define politics for the foreseeable future, but the NFL gatekeepers and their media allies have largely shielded themselves from the financial pitfalls of having to alienate a huge base of their audience. They're going to make sure a football field isn't fertile ground for this battle.
The NFL has largely appeased the boycotters though. The most vocal and demonstrative of the kneelers hasn't been on a team in 3 years. It is barely talked about anymore besides vague statements like "equality" rather than what he was actually protesting (cops prematurely smoking black people in high pressure situations as well as other perceived slights by the justice system towards blacks)
Jay-Z is gonna help produce the halftime show now so everyone should be happy (this has what to do with what?), some owners are friends with rappers and agree with them as well.
Basically everyone involved made sure they kept getting paid and the NFL really isn't fertile ground anymore for whatever revolutionary change it was that was the basis of the kneeling. Kaep even did a Nike commercial which had absolutely zero reference to any of the issues he supposedly holds near and dear to his heart.
So whether you agree w/ "boycotters" or not about the actual issues, what more should they be boycotting? The whole thing became a commercialized, co-opted joke for the in crowd to virtue signal to some of the masses they care about their plight while making sure the other side knows they don't want to offend them.
I agree with you that the issue is far from over in the grand scheme of things, I said cultural/identity issues will define politics for the foreseeable future, but the NFL gatekeepers and their media allies have largely shielded themselves from the financial pitfalls of having to alienate a huge base of their audience. They're going to make sure a football field isn't fertile ground for this battle.