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Originally posted by Bulldog7972:
Chicago, here I come. Love, Colin.

No way. He's going to put the 'leve' in 'Cleveland.'

I smell CFL....

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Originally posted by Yellow Jacket:
Well, if he thinks he is so oppressed by the United States of America, he is welcome to renounce his citizenship and move his sorry self to some other country.

Like Afghanistan. However, he would likely fit in too well over there.

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Originally posted by jljones:
Like Afghanistan. However, he would likely fit in too well over there.

Oh that ASSHAT would be heralded a hero..... And the horse he rode in on.....

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Originally posted by parabellum:
What Happened II

The story of how an oppressed black man screwed up a job that payed millions.

That one will be on the list of those never to be read by me.

No, no, 95flhr...you've got it all wrong!

He's a martyr, a hero to the SJW crowd.
He gave up a lucrative nfl career in order to bring this oppression to light.

Because of his sacrifice, there is now a national discussion about the systematic oppression of the black race, with law enforcement as the tool.

BTW, all the above was sarcasm, but that's how I see the book (if it's ever published) will be marketed.

I hope publishers laugh him out of their offices!

I am thinking he is courting coloring book publishers.

Another new career path possibility

A new poll finds that many African Americans think former San Francisco 49ers quarterback and original NFL national anthem protester Colin Kaepernick, should become the full-time leader of the Black Lives Matter movement.
The new poll conducted by Northwestern University’s Center for the Study of Diversity and Democracy, found that a majority of blacks agreed with the statement that the Black Lives Matter movement is too splintered, and would have more impact if organized under a single leader such as Kaepernick, according to the Washington Examiner.

Respondents were offered a field of eight candidates to be an appointed BLM leader. They chose Kaepernick overwhelmingly, with 27 percent picking the former NFL player. “Other” came in with 20 percent of the vote, the only other choice anywhere near as close. However, of the other seven names on the list, few have anything like the high profile notoriety of Kaepernick.

“Kaepernick’s popularity is not surprising in light of the fact that President Trump’s criticism of the ‘Take A Knee’ protests that he started in the NFL has thrown him into the national spotlight in recent weeks,” said Alvin Tillery, associate professor of political science and the center’s director.

Tillery also pointed out that few blacks are bothering to become personally involved in the BLM movement and speculated that perhaps a national spokesperson such as Kaepernick, would help legitimize and grow the movement.

“The most important finding in the survey is that African-Americans are not taking part in protests, organizing meetings and fundraising activities related to BLM in their local environments in anywhere near the rate that most had assumed,” Tillery exclaimed. “These numbers provide an impetus and an opportunity for BLM activists and the nonprofits and politicians that support their work to take stock of what is happening and course correct.”

http://www.breitbart.com/sport...-black-lives-matter/

^^^^^ that will piss off his handler/girlfriend

Krapyourneck would probably turn it down seeing how it might be the closest thing to a real job he's ever had. Just sayin'...

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Originally posted by olfuzzy:
“The most important finding in the survey is that African-Americans are not taking part in protests, organizing meetings and fundraising activities related to BLM in their local environments in anywhere near the rate that most had assumed,” Tillery exclaimed. “These numbers provide an impetus and an opportunity for BLM activists and the nonprofits and politicians that support their work to take stock of what is happening and course correct.”

...what a surprise.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
What Happened II

Anything to keep from actually working for a living. Your train done gone, deal with it

The Miami Dolphins have signed free agent quarterback David Fales to the roster.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported the news Tuesday morning in a series of tweets.

Things are about to get lit on the internet. A white, free agent quarterback who has no career accomplishments, just got signed before Colin Kaepernick. People are going to flip, and it’s going to be so much fun to watch.

They’ll ignore the fact that Fales is familiar with the offense, that he cares such little about name recognition that nobody will care much and that he isn’t expected to even play. Most importantly, they’ll ignore the fact Miami has a strong Cuban population, and Kaepernick has praised deceased Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. Bringing him in would be a horrible business decision.

Idiots will just point at Kaepernick and ask how he didn’t get signed over Fales. We’re in a post-facts era when it comes to the NFL, and I couldn’t be enjoying it more.

http://smokeroom.com/2017/10/2...re-colin-kaepernick/

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Tillery also pointed out that few blacks are bothering to become personally involved in the BLM movement and speculated that perhaps a national spokesperson such as Kaepernick, would help legitimize and grow the movement.

According to the two black gentlemen I attend church with on Sunday (one of which is a veteran), they actively loathe BLM and Crapernick, so I think the prof doesn't have a clue. And they also loathe use of the term 'African American' to describe them. According to each of these gentlemen, people can refer to them as black Americans. Personally, though we may not agree on every issue, I just look upon them as good Americans I'm proud to know.