It’s shameful that Netflix and Nike, among others, have spent millions and millions of dollars in support of Colin Kaepernick because what he is doing is destroying things that unite us: white, black, asian, and hispanic.
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I saw some clips on a Youtube video with Colin trying to equate coaches with slave owners as the players are being weighed. Then they walk away, pass by CK, disappearing from view, then reappear in chains. Anyone who doesn’t boycott Nike and Netflix is part of the problem because it is from the people they get the money to fund this moron.
Why does America give credence to wingnuts? This guy played a children’s game. He isn’t elected nor appointed to any official position. He has the authority of your plumber.
quit with talking about this irrelevant SOB
I saw Jason Whitlock’s response to it on the Blaze TV and he said that not only did CK equate the pro football combine with slavery, but he threw his two white adoptive parents under the bus. He pretty much made them out to be ignorant, subconsciously racist morons. The two people who cared enough to take him in and love him and provide a living for him, he turns around and stabs them in the back. Just a bit more insight into the insanity of CK. Why anybody would listen to, much less believe, anything he says is incomprehensible.