• All the NFL niggers who continue disrespecting the USA.

    From No Such Thing As African American@21:1/5 to All on Mon Nov 20 02:21:33 2017
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    XPost: alt.politics.obama

    Oakland Raiders: Marshawn Lynch, who has remained seated during
    the national anthem all season, was standing at the beginning of
    the Star Spangled Banner in Mexico City before taking a seat a
    few bars in. Lynch did, though, stand for the duration of the
    Mexican national anthem. Lynch has not said why he has remained
    seated during the national anthem. He wore a T-shirt before the
    team's Week 4 game that read, "EVERYBODY -VS- TRUMP." -- Paul
    Gutierrez

    New York Giants: Olivier Vernon continued to be the only Giants
    player to protest. He knelt during the anthem before Sunday's
    game against the Chiefs, his second game back after missing four
    games with an ankle injury. He has done so at every game since
    Week 3 in Philadelphia. -- Jordan Raanan

    Kansas City Chiefs: Cornerback Marcus Peters came out of the
    tunnel after the national anthem was over before the Chiefs'
    game against the Giants. This was the third game in a row he has
    done this. Peters had previously sat on a bench on the sideline
    for the anthem this season. -- Adam Teicher

    Miami Dolphins: Wide receiver Kenny Stills, safety Michael
    Thomas and tight end Julius Thomas took a knee on the field
    during the national anthem before the Dolphins' game against the
    Bucs. The trio previously stayed in the locker room for the
    anthem against the Jets in Week 8, but they knelt in Week 9 as
    well. Dolphins coach Adam Gase had established a team rule
    requiring players to either stand for the anthem or stay in the
    tunnel, but Gase recently told players that if they wanted to
    come out and kneel, they could do it, and they won't be punished
    for it. -- James Walker

    Los Angeles Rams: Outside linebacker Robert Quinn put his right
    fist in the air during the national anthem before the Rams' game
    at Minnesota. Punter Johnny Hekker put his arm around Quinn as a
    show of support. Running back Todd Gurley and wide receiver
    Tavon Austin linked arms. No Rams players knelt. -- Alden
    Gonzalez

    New Orleans Saints: Most of the Saints' players briefly knelt in
    unity before the national anthem against the Redskins, as they
    have done in their past six games. They then all stood during
    the anthem, with some players and coaches locking arms. -- Mike
    Triplett

    Tennessee Titans: Wide receiver Rishard Matthews remained inside
    the locker room alone during the national anthem on Thursday for
    the sixth time this season. Matthews participated in the anthem
    before the Titans' game in Week 10, as the league celebrated
    Veterans Day weekend by honoring the military. The rest of the
    Titans stood on the field. -- Cameron Wolfe

    http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/257989/nfl-players- who-protested-during-national-anthem-in-week-11

    Honorable mention to the San Fransicko 49ers, who first planted
    this seed of sedition by hiring black Berkeley blatant racist
    Harry Edwards, then allowing this un-American cancer to begin
    growing while doing nothing about it.

    America keep doing your part and putting the NFL out of business.

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  • From No Such Thing As African American@21:1/5 to All on Mon Nov 20 14:08:25 2017
    XPost: alt.sports.football.pro.kc-chiefs, alt.sports.football.pro.miami-dolphins, alt.sports.football.pro.la-rams
    XPost: alt.politics.obama

    Oakland Raiders: Marshawn Lynch, who has remained seated during
    the national anthem all season, was standing at the beginning of
    the Star Spangled Banner in Mexico City before taking a seat a
    few bars in. Lynch did, though, stand for the duration of the
    Mexican national anthem. Lynch has not said why he has remained
    seated during the national anthem. He wore a T-shirt before the
    team's Week 4 game that read, "EVERYBODY -VS- TRUMP." -- Paul
    Gutierrez

    New York Giants: Olivier Vernon continued to be the only Giants
    player to protest. He knelt during the anthem before Sunday's
    game against the Chiefs, his second game back after missing four
    games with an ankle injury. He has done so at every game since
    Week 3 in Philadelphia. -- Jordan Raanan

    Kansas City Chiefs: Cornerback Marcus Peters came out of the
    tunnel after the national anthem was over before the Chiefs'
    game against the Giants. This was the third game in a row he has
    done this. Peters had previously sat on a bench on the sideline
    for the anthem this season. -- Adam Teicher

    Miami Dolphins: Wide receiver Kenny Stills, safety Michael
    Thomas and tight end Julius Thomas took a knee on the field
    during the national anthem before the Dolphins' game against the
    Bucs. The trio previously stayed in the locker room for the
    anthem against the Jets in Week 8, but they knelt in Week 9 as
    well. Dolphins coach Adam Gase had established a team rule
    requiring players to either stand for the anthem or stay in the
    tunnel, but Gase recently told players that if they wanted to
    come out and kneel, they could do it, and they won't be punished
    for it. -- James Walker

    Los Angeles Rams: Outside linebacker Robert Quinn put his right
    fist in the air during the national anthem before the Rams' game
    at Minnesota. Punter Johnny Hekker put his arm around Quinn as a
    show of support. Running back Todd Gurley and wide receiver
    Tavon Austin linked arms. No Rams players knelt. -- Alden
    Gonzalez

    New Orleans Saints: Most of the Saints' players briefly knelt in
    unity before the national anthem against the Redskins, as they
    have done in their past six games. They then all stood during
    the anthem, with some players and coaches locking arms. -- Mike
    Triplett

    Tennessee Titans: Wide receiver Rishard Matthews remained inside
    the locker room alone during the national anthem on Thursday for
    the sixth time this season. Matthews participated in the anthem
    before the Titans' game in Week 10, as the league celebrated
    Veterans Day weekend by honoring the military. The rest of the
    Titans stood on the field. -- Cameron Wolfe

    http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/257989/nfl-players- who-protested-during-national-anthem-in-week-11

    Honorable mention to the San Fransicko 49ers, who first planted
    this seed of sedition by hiring black Berkeley blatant racist
    Harry Edwards, then allowing this un-American cancer to begin
    growing while doing nothing about it.

    America keep doing your part and putting the NFL out of business.
     

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
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  • From No Such Thing As African American@21:1/5 to All on Mon Nov 20 23:33:25 2017
    XPost: alt.sports.football.pro.no-saints, alt.sports.football.pro.tennessee, alt.society.liberalism
    XPost: alt.politics.obama

    Oakland Raiders: Marshawn Lynch, who has remained seated during
    the national anthem all season, was standing at the beginning of
    the Star Spangled Banner in Mexico City before taking a seat a
    few bars in. Lynch did, though, stand for the duration of the
    Mexican national anthem. Lynch has not said why he has remained
    seated during the national anthem. He wore a T-shirt before the
    team's Week 4 game that read, "EVERYBODY -VS- TRUMP." -- Paul
    Gutierrez

    New York Giants: Olivier Vernon continued to be the only Giants
    player to protest. He knelt during the anthem before Sunday's
    game against the Chiefs, his second game back after missing four
    games with an ankle injury. He has done so at every game since
    Week 3 in Philadelphia. -- Jordan Raanan

    Kansas City Chiefs: Cornerback Marcus Peters came out of the
    tunnel after the national anthem was over before the Chiefs'
    game against the Giants. This was the third game in a row he has
    done this. Peters had previously sat on a bench on the sideline
    for the anthem this season. -- Adam Teicher

    Miami Dolphins: Wide receiver Kenny Stills, safety Michael
    Thomas and tight end Julius Thomas took a knee on the field
    during the national anthem before the Dolphins' game against the
    Bucs. The trio previously stayed in the locker room for the
    anthem against the Jets in Week 8, but they knelt in Week 9 as
    well. Dolphins coach Adam Gase had established a team rule
    requiring players to either stand for the anthem or stay in the
    tunnel, but Gase recently told players that if they wanted to
    come out and kneel, they could do it, and they won't be punished
    for it. -- James Walker

    Los Angeles Rams: Outside linebacker Robert Quinn put his right
    fist in the air during the national anthem before the Rams' game
    at Minnesota. Punter Johnny Hekker put his arm around Quinn as a
    show of support. Running back Todd Gurley and wide receiver
    Tavon Austin linked arms. No Rams players knelt. -- Alden
    Gonzalez

    New Orleans Saints: Most of the Saints' players briefly knelt in
    unity before the national anthem against the Redskins, as they
    have done in their past six games. They then all stood during
    the anthem, with some players and coaches locking arms. -- Mike
    Triplett

    Tennessee Titans: Wide receiver Rishard Matthews remained inside
    the locker room alone during the national anthem on Thursday for
    the sixth time this season. Matthews participated in the anthem
    before the Titans' game in Week 10, as the league celebrated
    Veterans Day weekend by honoring the military. The rest of the
    Titans stood on the field. -- Cameron Wolfe

    http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/257989/nfl-players- who-protested-during-national-anthem-in-week-11

    Honorable mention to the San Fransicko 49ers, who first planted
    this seed of sedition by hiring black Berkeley blatant racist
    Harry Edwards, then allowing this un-American cancer to begin
    growing while doing nothing about it.

    America keep doing your part and putting the NFL out of business.
     

    --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
    * Origin: fsxNet Usenet Gateway (21:1/5)