San Francisco 49er backup quarterback Colin Kaepernick became a household name last week, but not because of his game. Kaepernick is far from the best QB in the NFL — he’s not even the best on his team — so he made headlines the only way he could, by refusing to stand for the national anthem. That, and caving to the demand of his commie Muslim girlfriend.
It didn’t go over well. Players in the NFL have committed actual crimes and have received less public backlash. Above all else, viewers thought that Kaepernick’s boycott was an affront to veterans and active military personnel.
He’s standing behind his decision, but his next audience may be even less kind than his first. That’s because the San Diego Chargers are planning more than just a national anthem before their game.
See the extravagant celebration of America Kaepernick is going to be faced with on the next page:
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No more football for our family until the NFL gets politics out of Football !!!
Relatively speaking they let him off the hook. He didn’t get booed as much as I thought he would. C’mon San Diego he deserved a Raiders greeting!
Do yourself a favor stop trying to get pity from me. Your anthem and flag are there for you to stand at attention to. Colin K isn’t asking you to do what you don’t want to do. You have your rights. He has his and I have mine and I will applaud him non-stop. Stop crying on my shoulders about your warring disability. You could have objected to do so. Muhammad Ali did and he weathered the storm until illness took his life. But he was still one of the ‘greatest Americans ever. Can you say the same for you?
God bless always
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