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stringer bell;9313330 said:
http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/jefferson-county-sheriff-condemns-nfl-star-kaepernick-says-he-s/article_54369099-dc73-5319-8254-0b500e405994.html
Jefferson County sheriff condemns NFL star Kaepernick, says he's now on 'no watch' list
The Jefferson County sheriff has said San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick is on his "no watch" list after the football star decided not to stand for the national anthem.
After a week of heated debates surrounding the player's act of protest, Sheriff Oliver "Glenn" Boyer said in a statement on sheriff's department letterhead that he doesn't support the player's "disgusting display."
"To voice his opinion off the field, I have no problem with and it would have been a lot more appropriate and something I could have supported, but to dishonor our National Anthem and those that put their lives on the line to give him the opportunity to play football was out of line," Boyer wrote in the statement, dated Tuesday.
Boyer went on to say that he thinks Kaepernick should trade in his football gear for military armor in order to understand the importance of the nation's song. His letter mentions other players, such as the late Pat Tillman, a football player who left his sports career to join the armed forces after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. He died in Afghanistan in a friendly fire incident.
The Jefferson County sheriff is among others who seek an apology from the player. But Kaepernick asserts that his expression was an act of freedom of speech, one meant to show solidarity with movements condemning police brutality and supporting civil rights.
Kaepernick is one of a number of professional athletes, including professional basketball players Dwyane Wade and LeBron James, who have used their celebrity to make a statement about contested social issues.
The football star was the target of more criticism on Thursday over a photo showing him wearing socks depicting pigs in police hats. He took to Instagram Thursday in an attempt to explain himself and saying he didn't want the socks to "distract from the real issues."
Kaepernick said he plans to sit during the national anthem again during his team's game against the San Diego Chargers Thursday night, according to a CNN report.
why is in not illegal for a cop to openly state they will not protect and serve every citizen? this proves colin's point and no one says a thing when the cops say stuff like stuff. wtf do u mean he is on a no watch list? nigga ur job is to protect everyone...those that say blue lives matter and those that say fuck the police. the cops shouldn't even be allowed to voice their opinion on this shit.
Uh, because if you click on the link and get the context. He says he added the 49ers to his no watch list. lol
U do see the ? In my post right? It doesn't matter if he said 49ers Colin or anyone else. Wtf is a no watch list and why cops responding on official letterhead demanding apologies from folks? That is not their job. Their job is to protect and serve their community regardless of how they feel. The nigga not even in Cali so doubt San Francisco is his game of the week. Again I ask wtf do u mean a no watch list?
Wow.
So it doesnt matter the context, just how you want to re-imagine his words to be? I mean, that something special there.
This is why nothing can get done in America. Everyones too fucking stupid, and then the dummies use the same tactics of the other dummies to attack each other. Im sure if someone took your words out of context to paint you as participating in something youre not, youd be livid, but since it fits your agenda to do it to someone else, its cool.
But its cool, youre right. He doesnt just mean hes not going to watch the 49ers anymore, as if its abnormal for football fans to watch all the games they can during the season. This is some deeper shit than that. LOL
You the type of dude to argue the sky aint blue, even though you can look up and see it.