I was always moved by the NFL players kneeling, because men who had attained great success within the system were saying that had not been bought off, that they remembered those underserved & disserved. What’s happened to us that we’re so afraid of healthy disagreement & protest?

May 23, 2018 · 9:57 PM UTC

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Exactly -- the Trump attitude and point of view are NOT good for the country.
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So because I haven't attained greatness and am trying to get by to provide for my family, I've been bought off? Unlike those who make millions from regular people, I have to ensure I do what is expected of me to keep my job.
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Agreed. Maybe they should take a knee on their 1st offensive play and be man enough to accept the loss of down and yardage to honor the underserved and deserved. That would be a manly sacrifice without insulting the system that afforded them their opporunity for "great success"
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They give us enough rope to think we have "these freedoms rights & privileges" but we've tested how far "they" allow us to put our word in!
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We had our leaders.. those who who really spoke up and rose folks got assasinated🤔 Its now that folks are waking up in speaking up again....
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We need a new way to protest!! But we are weak in our unity and understanding how in mass numbers if done right can have everlasting change!
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We all come different walks of life.. we all have different realities! But the common man has one thing in COMMON... wanting a better life!
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America.. yes we can! Not how its being done now! America can't be great again.. when it was never great to begin with!! But it can be GREAT
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So much separation. I’m putting my focus elsewhere. Clearly not ACIM.
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The owners (mostly Trump supporters) agree that players should represent the owners' political expression. Eye roll.
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