Colin Kaepernick refuses “to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses Black people”...

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Niggas are just like white folks, literally like white folks. Got dayuum. It don't make no damn sense that black people have literally sunk to the level of a demon. This is why a lot of black folks got to go, they are not needed on this planet.

 
1CK1S;9431316 said:
https://twitter.com/JosinaAnderson/status/787700878803369985

I'm at the point where both sides are starting to annoy me. What the fuck is wrong with America? All this squabbling back in forth, but nothing getting accomplished. The Powers that Be are some mutha fuckas, man.
 
blackamerica;9431115 said:
stringer bell;9430861 said:

Is that a black women tackling that thing? If so, coons gon crazy

Shocker.... not.

Since i join this site I been tellin ya . I dropped jewels after jewels. I might make a big ass thread with all the game dropped throughout my time here on this topic...

 
Asked following the game whether Kaepernick, who finished 13-of-29 for 187 yards and a touchdown with 66 yards on eight carries, would remain the 49ers' starting quarterback, coach Chip Kelly said "yeah, we'll see" and said Kaepernick played OK.
 
D0wn;9431579 said:
blackamerica;9431115 said:
stringer bell;9430861 said:

Is that a black women tackling that thing? If so, coons gon crazy

Shocker.... not.

Since i join this site I been tellin ya . I dropped jewels after jewels. I might make a big ass thread with all the game dropped throughout my time here on this topic...

Send me a link to the thread
 
Smh at people at the Ralph acting a fool like that.

I'm not surprised by this tho the further you get outta city limits the more fuck shit I see, like Trump signs and wahtnot.
 
Those racist Bills fans were really acting a fool today...

https://twitter.com/ericvdunn/status/787718703949475840
 
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https://twitter.com/BeforeFamePics2/status/787702079494250496
https://twitter.com/NickVeronica/status/787699971617423360

 
1CK1S;9431860 said:
https://twitter.com/SportsCenter/status/787825176171995136

Can't let jackasses like those fans posted above ITT decide what is or isn't 'American'.
 
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R0mp;9431887 said:
1CK1S;9431860 said:
https://twitter.com/SportsCenter/status/787825176171995136

Can't let jackasses like those fans posted above ITT decide what is or isn't 'American'.

They scared. It's amazing. The dude in Chicago beat the shit out of that cop and they didn't kill him out of fear of public scrutiny. So shits low-key turning around. So much information is being shared on social media. Bigots are losing their grip. Give it some time. Other countries will start calling America out on crimes against humanity within the state's and abroad. Niggas don't realize the 13th amendment is giving the green light to make people slaves over things as petty as interuptting the flight of a pigeon. Yes, that's a real law people have been locked up for in Vegas. If you get a Jay walking ticket, and it goes into warrant, you can be made a slave. That shits sick.
 
http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/...rotested-during-the-national-anthem-in-week-6

Several NFL players across the league have joined San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick since he began a pregame protest of racial oppression and inequality in the United States by sitting down during the national anthem before a preseason game, then kneeling during the anthem in Week 1. Here are the players who protested in Week 6:

San Francisco 49ers: Colin Kaepernick, who made his first start of the season, knelt during the national anthem before the 49ers' matchup with the Bills in Buffalo. Kaepernick was again joined by linebacker Eli Harold and safety Eric Reid in taking a knee. Safeties Jaquiski Tartt and Antoine Bethea, running back Mike Davis and cornerbacks Keith Reaser and Rashard Robinson once again raised their right fists as the anthem played. -- Nick Wagoner

Miami Dolphins: Running back Arian Foster, wide receiver Kenny Stills and safety Michael Thomas knelt for the anthem before the Dolphins' matchup against the Steelers. They've done so for every game this season. Foster said recently that the main purpose of their demonstration is to create a healthy dialogue on systemic racial issues, such as education, the prison system and police brutality toward minorities. In turn, Foster added, productive conversations could help lead to change. "It's just so easy to hate," he said. "If you're proclaiming to be a true American, freedom runs in our bloodlines, right? It's supposed to. If somebody is telling you they don't feel like they're free, why wouldn't you listen to them?" -- James Walker

Philadelphia Eagles: Safety Malcolm Jenkins and cornerback Ron Brooks each raised a fist over his head during the national anthem before their game against the Redskins. Both players have been doing so since Week 2 against the Bears. -- Tim McManus

Los Angeles Rams: Defensive end Robert Quinn raised his right fist during the national anthem before the Rams' game against the Lions. He has been doing that since Week 1. -- Alden Gonzalez

Tennessee Titans: After the national anthem before the Titans' game against the Browns, cornerback Jason McCourty, linebacker Wesley Woodyard and defensive linemen Jurrell Casey and DaQuan Jones all raised a fist, as they’ve done frequently this season. -- Paul Kuharsky

Seattle Seahawks: The Seahawks linked arms and stood as a demonstration of unity during the national anthem before their game against the Falcons. They have done so before every game this season. -- Sheil Kapadia

Oakland Raiders: Linebackers Bruce Irvin, who raised a fist during the national anthem in previous weeks, instead twirled a pink towel around his head before the Raiders' game against the Chiefs. -- Paul Gutierrez
 

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