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So what does one's salary have to do with anything?
No - but that doesn't forfeit our right to call him, Nike (and their SJW fanboys) big fat hypocrites.
Nike is saying that he "Sacrificed Everything".
Pretty sure Kap is still a millionaire and has virtually every elite media and Corporate head sucking his dick.
It's funny that the NFL's prime audience is Middle Aged and especially Boomer Seniors.
The morons don't understand 18-35 Soyboys aren't going to start watching NFL unless they switch to tag foosball and have Furries get their nuts stamped on by Rosie O'Donnell at halftime.
"oooh yeah, punish my cruel White Privilege!"
What's funny is you think that middle aged people believe what you believe.
Most middle aged people in this country don't believe a well-paid Entertainer is a hero for disrespecting the national anthem.
Again--what does someone's occupation have to do with anything? You can only protest if you work blue collar?
LeonDurham saysAgain--what does someone's occupation have to do with anything? You can only protest if you work blue collar?
Kapernick is an employee on the company dime during prime work hours.
His situation is no different than a Rockette suddenly jumping in front of the stage and lecturing the audience about supporting Genderqueer Furries or they're Nazis, just before the curtain is raised.
Or a Google employee lecturing his co-workers about their culture and hiring practices, right?
That's not what I asked. I'm wondering why you and Mell keep stressing that he's an entertainer who makes a lot of money? How is that relevant to whether or not an employer can ban his employee from free speech?
Maybe Politics needs to be added to non-discrimination laws. Tolerance!
That's what he was, that was his job. There's no doubt his actions cost the NFL at least some paying customers and created problems for the enterprise.
Uh, isn't Kapernick protesting politics?
You missed the bit where the Google Employee was discussing corporate culture on an internal forum about... Corporate Culture.
Obviously--I'm wondering why you keep mentioning his job? Why not mention his hometown? Or favorite food?
Right--so that should be grounds for being fired, right?
Why not mention his job? How is his being the primary face of the organization as an athlete NOT relevant?
How IS it revelant?
Is it? How about the long screeds about White Male "entitlement" (aka actually knowing their job) we know was posted to that same forum?
Or do you want the nanny state to decide who an employer can fire too.
Kapernick, as an athlete, is THE focus of the organization's primary revenue generation stream, Football Games.
Tell you what, let's allow firing for any reason. You agree?
I'm OK with the current laws regarding hiring and firing. How about we just abide by those?
TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce saysMaybe Politics needs to be added to non-discrimination laws. Tolerance!
Uh, isn't Kapernick protesting politics?
Nah, because too many SJWs are getting into Big Tech, like they run Academia, and using it as a bully pulpit.
He’s free to protest when not on employer clock.
Exactly. Kapernick has the entire off-season to complain about "Whiteness"
At least you're honest. People you don't like are doing things you don't like so therefore you are against it. It has nothing to do with right/wrong or logic. It's just you don't want people you don't agree with having more power.
Nope, it's because I believe that institutions can be too powerful and need to balanced out/regulated. That's actually a core liberal principle.
Yep--funny you don't seem to protest when powerful institutions advocate for your beliefs....
Whereas those who pushed to ban Jones didn't watch him - but more importantly, didn't want anybody else watching him. They seek censorship and domination by default.
Alex Jones ran a hugely subscribed political channel one would only view if you were looking for politics. Those opposed to his view wanted him completely censored so others couldn't encounter the ideas on his program.
Damn, 325 million people in the US and not a singe one can type in infowars.com instead of youtube.com. That' is really an amazing statistic. Thanks for sharing that with us.
Alex Jones ran a hugely subscribed political channel one would only view if you were looking for politics.
Listen, granddad, folks my age and definitely far younger than I go to youtube and stream from one kind of shit to another
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A Goddamn Canadian is saying the years of spending the equivalent of hundreds of billions of American (not Canadian, not Jamaican, not European) Tax Dollars was a "Global Achievement".
No it was the fuck not a Global Achievement. It was an American Achievement.