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Santa Clara Police Union Threatens Boycott of 49ers Games Over Kaepernick Protest

When a cop kills a person they don't even go through drug testing and they often get several weeks paid time off.

Ain't Unions great!
 
time to sit the cops down and teach em the constitution....the one they swore to defend and uphold.

Kaepernick doesn't like the Constitution, remember? After all, it's the foundation upon which America runs, and America is an evil oppressive place, right?

:roll:
 
Colin Kaepernick's decision to speak out against racial injustice and police brutality, as well as direct critical words at officers across the nation, has the Santa Clara police union saying its officers might stop working San Francisco 49ers home games.
NBC Bay Area obtained a letter, penned by union members, to the San Francisco 49ers stating that if the organization does not take action against Kaepernick, "it could result in police officers choosing not to work at your facilities."


Santa Clara Police Union Threatens Boycott of 49ers Games Over Kaepernick Protest | NBC Bay Area

Cowards
 
Kaepernick doesn't like the Constitution, remember? After all, it's the foundation upon which America runs, and America is an evil oppressive place, right?

:roll:


nope, more right wing fake fantasy world on your part
 
nope, more right wing fake fantasy world on your part

It certainly is a fantasy world, but you can hardly call what Kaepernick is doing right wing.

But then again the man thinks he's "oppressed", so he probably doesn't care.

:roll:
 
It certainly is a fantasy world, but you can hardly call what Kaepernick is doing right wing.

But then again the man thinks he's "oppressed", so he probably doesn't care.

:roll:


the demonizing by right wingers is a fantasy world. he is exercising free speech no more and no less.
 
the demonizing by right wingers is a fantasy world. he is exercising free speech no more and no less.

He is disrespecting the memory of all those who have fought and died to give him the right to be a little whiny asshole.

You really need to work on your arguing, by the way. Just because you claim something doesn't make it so.
 
He is disrespecting the memory of all those who have fought and died to give him the right to be a little whiny asshole.

You really need to work on your arguing, by the way. Just because you claim something doesn't make it so.


more right wing anti free speech foolishness
 
more right wing anti free speech foolishness

Its foolishness, alright. It's foolishness that Kaepenick seems to be a fan of Fidel Castro, judging from his choice of t-shirt; its foolishness that he thinks he's "oppressed"; and it's foolish that people seem to think that he's supposed to be immune from criticism because he's "protesting".
 
He is disrespecting the memory of all those who have fought and died to give him the right to be a little whiny asshole.

You really need to work on your arguing, by the way. Just because you claim something doesn't make it so.

He's not. Those people fought and died specifically so he'd have the right to do exactly this.
 
Its foolishness, alright. It's foolishness that Kaepenick seems to be a fan of Fidel Castro, judging from his choice of t-shirt; its foolishness that he thinks he's "oppressed"; and it's foolish that people seem to think that he's supposed to be immune from criticism because he's "protesting".

The bottom line is he's exercising his right of free speech you are being anti-American
 
No one's said he was immune to criticism it would be nice if the criticism was close to rational though
 
He's not. Those people fought and died specifically so he'd have the right to do exactly this.

Exactly. They fought and died--- and he's ****ting on that. Not standing for the anthem isn't going for the anthem isn't going to suddenly create a paradise; it's just a asshole move.
 
The bottom line is he's exercising his right of free speech you are being anti-American

Nope. I'm exercising my own freedom of speech to point out how much of an immature asshole Kaepernick is.
 
Exactly. They fought and died--- and he's ****ting on that. Not standing for the anthem isn't going for the anthem isn't going to suddenly create a paradise; it's just a asshole move.

No, he's not ****ting on that at all. Absolutely no part of his protest is directed at fallen soldiers.
 
Notice how,

The veterans' stance is:

"We don't like what he says, but we fought to defend the Constitution, and we'll stand by his side and fight for his Constitutional right to say it"!

Whereas the police stance is:

"We don't care if he has a Constitutional right to say that - we don't like it, and we're not going to stand for it, so count us out"!

It kinda' feeds the narrative ...

Anecdotally, that's not the position of the significant majority of veterans. Yes, they all say that it is his right and do not want a law passed to stop it but they do not stand beside him.
 
The bottom line is he's exercising his right of free speech you are being anti-American

So say...someone is protesting private property rights, is that American, because he's protesting, even though those rights are one of the cores upon which our nation was founded? The act of protesting itself is not American, by any means.
 
So say...someone is protesting private property rights, is that American, because he's protesting, even though those rights are one of the cores upon which our nation was founded? The act of protesting itself is not American, by any means.

Our country was founded on protest and disobedience to oppression. Yes, it's American to protest oppression.
 
Our country was founded on protest and disobedience to oppression. Yes, it's American to protest oppression.

Tell us just how Colin has been oppressed


Tell us just how Michael Brown was oppressed
 
Tell us just how Colin has been oppressed


Tell us just how Michael Brown was oppressed

Are we not supposed to protest if someone else is oppressed?
 
Are we not supposed to protest if someone else is oppressed?

Tell us just how Colin has been oppressed


Tell us just how Michael Brown was oppressed
 
So say...someone is protesting private property rights, is that American, because he's protesting, even though those rights are one of the cores upon which our nation was founded? The act of protesting itself is not American, by any means.


absolutely the right to protest is american, you must be new here
 
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