US Soccer Team

Zen said:
A prerequisite to a prosecution is knowing who did it. Again diverted to black on black crime, often folks from repressed areas, with no power and in poverty. Brutality from those who are supposed to protect and in power are a different issue.
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Now power in poverty? You mean no willingness to snitch. When you come from single parent homes, don't respect education or work ethic and your primary source of music glorifies guns, drugs and gangs, what do you expect the outcome to be?

If police brutality is your problem, spread the word it's fucking stupid to punch cops and shoot them with tasers.
 
Buddhabman said:
Are any of you people soccer parents, or is this just an easy forum to display your racist apologist sentiments?. If the US men or women decide they want to kneel in solidarity of Black Lives Matter, police injustice or unicorns, that's their right and Freedom. The Carnival Barking Clown can rise from his bunker and pitch a fit, but the team will go on. He can threaten all he wants to defend team, but he won't. The Repugnantkkkans are losing the culture war, they will lose this little fake ass skirmish as well.
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Is it black privilege to just refuse to look in the mirror? Is it black privilege to always play victim and never take responsibility? Is it black privilege to use the past as an excuse for the behavior today? Must be nice. Everyone else gets held accountable. You get parades and riots.
 
MacDre said:
Black folks have marched, fought in the courts, served in the military etc. and yet as much as things change they remain the same. You seem like a very smart dude yet you can’t provide me with one viable solution. White folks don’t need black folks to tell them stories because it’s been 400 years. If white folks aren’t aware of the plight of blacks in America it’s because they don’t want to know.
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Have blacks ever considered the fact that maybe they're their own plight?
 
MacDre said:
What are you talking about? When did I imply that a black man arresting a black man was an uncle tom? I’m a black man that has a top secret security clearance and has worked for law enforcement. My brother currently works for LAPD, and my Aunt was one of the first black female police chiefs in the US. There are good cops. However, I’m also saying many traded in their white sheets for a badge, uniform, and gun. I’m also saying racial profiling and over policing of black neighborhoods is real. I’m also saying that due to systemic racism everywhere from school textbooks, to white images of beauty, access to wealth, education, and power many black people hate themselves. For example, have you seen before and after pictures of Michael Jackson or Sammy Sosa? Both of those guys hated being black so much that they tried to turn themselves white surgically! Most people don’t have the type of bread laying around like Mike and Sammy. So, joining a police force is a low budget way to assimilate and gain acceptance into a culture that hates black people. It’s a win-win situation because the racist cop gets to say he knows a black guy, it’s also a win for the uncle tom because it makes him feel good when he is accepted by the racist and they tell him he’s different from the lazy ghetto blacks that just want a handout.
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Urineidiot
Word to you’re mother.
 
tjinaz said:
I had been a member of American Outlaws since 2012. I just cancelled my membership. I am a veteran and cannot support the decision to allow kneeling during the national anthem. If you want to protest fine.. wear an armband, fly a flag, wear a shirt, talk to the press, I don't care, but to seek a spotlight during the time reserved for honoring those who died while so you can protest I cannot abide. NFL, MLS, NWSL, MLB... do whatever your employer allows but while you are representing your country and wearing that flag on your uniform you respect the anthem and the flag.

Fun Fact - Did you know the very first medal of honor won by an African American was given to Army Sgt. William H. Carney during assault on Ft Wagner as shown in the movie Glory.

On July 18, 1863, the soldiers of Carney's regiment led the charge on Fort Wagner. During the battle, the unit's color guard was shot. Carney, who was just a few feet away, saw the dying man stumble, and he scrambled to catch the falling flag.

Despite suffering several serious gunshot wounds himself, Carney kept the symbol of the Union held high as he crawled up the hill to the walls of Fort Wagner, urging his fellow troops to follow him. He planted the flag in the sand at the base of the fort and held it upright until his near-lifeless body was rescued.

Even then, though, he didn't give it up. Many witnesses said Carney refused to give the flag to his rescuers, holding onto it tighter until, with assistance, he made it to the Union's temporary barracks.

I wonder how he would view this form of protest.
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So who decides what is a proper display of Constitutionally protected 1st amendment rights, you?
 
Buddhabman said:
For the 18000th time his protest isn't about the flag. Look up the story of why Colin Kaepernick decided to kneel. Nate Boyer, Army Ranger suggested he do so. 4 years ago, if people had paid attention, intead of mocking him and making this an unnecessary Culture War, we would not be here with more dead African Americans at the hands of police.
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Then dont do it while the rest of us honor those who actually sacrificed.
kaperneck is a tool.He became an "activist" when he got benched, and his girlfriend told him he was black.
 
tjinaz said:
I had been a member of American Outlaws since 2012. I just cancelled my membership. I am a veteran and cannot support the decision to allow kneeling during the national anthem. If you want to protest fine.. wear an armband, fly a flag, wear a shirt, talk to the press, I don't care, but to seek a spotlight during the time reserved for honoring those who died while so you can protest I cannot abide. NFL, MLS, NWSL, MLB... do whatever your employer allows but while you are representing your country and wearing that flag on your uniform you respect the anthem and the flag.

Fun Fact - Did you know the very first medal of honor won by an African American was given to Army Sgt. William H. Carney during assault on Ft Wagner as shown in the movie Glory.

On July 18, 1863, the soldiers of Carney's regiment led the charge on Fort Wagner. During the battle, the unit's color guard was shot. Carney, who was just a few feet away, saw the dying man stumble, and he scrambled to catch the falling flag.

Despite suffering several serious gunshot wounds himself, Carney kept the symbol of the Union held high as he crawled up the hill to the walls of Fort Wagner, urging his fellow troops to follow him. He planted the flag in the sand at the base of the fort and held it upright until his near-lifeless body was rescued.

Even then, though, he didn't give it up. Many witnesses said Carney refused to give the flag to his rescuers, holding onto it tighter until, with assistance, he made it to the Union's temporary barracks.

I wonder how he would view this form of protest.
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What a fat pitch.
You mentioned he was African American? So you pretty much know how would view this protest. Sounds like he'd be on the front lines, fighting for the USA and freedom against the weirdos (in the substantial minority) who would try to prevent it.
You forget that the people on your side fought against the USA.
LOLOL!!!
 
Dof3 said:
I didn't say I don't have ideas about a viable solution. I said I didn't have an idea about an alternative form of protest that would have drawn more immediate attention to police brutality. So on that basis I acknowledge that Kaepernick's idea was better than my no idea, but it still didn't work. Do you think the events of the last two weeks would have been different without Kaepernick? I don't.
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Sure they would have been different. The NFL admitting it was wrong is important. US Soccer admitting it was wrong is important. Drew Brees admitting he was wrong and disappointing racist douches who thought he was on their side is a big deal. There are many people who did not take him seriously at the time who do now. He caused many people to consider brutality for the first time and even if they didn’t believe it was a real problem at the time, they at least started paying attention.

But for Kaepernick, there would be many people who are just starting the process of thinking about police brutality today. And many of them who are seeing the recent events would not be moved today had they not had that history if thinking about systemic discrimination and police brutality to look beyond the looting.

Kaepernick was also important to show people racist douches in their full splendor. The mere mention of Kaepernick causes people to draw genitals on Michelle Obama and post them in the Internet. Although there’s no helping them, it does impact people who see racists for who they are. When those racists whine about violence and demand protests should be peaceful, but then turn around and mock those who do exactly that, even better to help point out why smart people don’t want to align with their way of thinking.

Kaepernick has not impacted you, but that hardly means he has had no impact. Many people have come around to his way of thinking since he first drew attention to the issue. Clearly he didn’t act or make change to your satisfaction, but you haven’t done or proposed s**t. The fact that you can’t stop whining about something that imposes nothing on you, and which was done for a purpose that means little or nothing to you, means that your opinion on how nest to draw attention to police brutality also means nothing. Shoot, the mere fact that people still can’t stop talking about Kaepernick years later by itself proves he has made an impact.

People who care are going to keep doing things you don’t like. You’ll get kneelers, burned down Wendy’s, broken windows and probably the occasional assassinated cop. It doesn’t matter how much you whine. It doesn’t matter how much people ruin your life by kneeling during the anthem. People who think they’re the victim because someone is ruining SportsCenter for them by generating publicity by peacefully protesting the actual murders of people during the anthem can really go f**k themselves. Their whining is obviously even less effective than they Kaepernick’s kneeling.
 
Here's why BLM can shove it straight up their asses. Look at the first paragraph. "they racially profiled a man." No, you fucking imbecile, a man on half a dozen drugs tried to pass counterfeit money and was caught. Un-fucking-believable. The lack of accountability is stunning.

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Cup Foods, a Minneapolis Corner Store Forever Tied to the Death of George Floyd

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EOTL said:
Sure they would have been different. The NFL admitting it was wrong is important. US Soccer admitting it was wrong is important. Drew Brees admitting he was wrong and disappointing racist douches who thought he was on their side is a big deal. There are many people who did not take him seriously at the time who do now. He caused many people to consider brutality for the first time and even if they didn’t believe it was a real problem at the time, they at least started paying attention.

But for Kaepernick, there would be many people who are just starting the process of thinking about police brutality today. And many of them who are seeing the recent events would not be moved today had they not had that history if thinking about systemic discrimination and police brutality to look beyond the looting.

Kaepernick was also important to show people racist douches in their full splendor. The mere mention of Kaepernick causes people to draw genitals on Michelle Obama and post them in the Internet. Although there’s no helping them, it does impact people who see racists for who they are. When those racists whine about violence and demand protests should be peaceful, but then turn around and mock those who do exactly that, even better to help point out why smart people don’t want to align with their way of thinking.

Kaepernick has not impacted you, but that hardly means he has had no impact. Many people have come around to his way of thinking since he first drew attention to the issue. Clearly he didn’t act or make change to your satisfaction, but you haven’t done or proposed s**t. The fact that you can’t stop whining about something that imposes nothing on you, and which was done for a purpose that means little or nothing to you, means that your opinion on how nest to draw attention to police brutality also means nothing. Shoot, the mere fact that people still can’t stop talking about Kaepernick years later by itself proves he has made an impact.

People who care are going to keep doing things you don’t like. You’ll get kneelers, burned down Wendy’s, broken windows and probably the occasional assassinated cop. It doesn’t matter how much you whine. It doesn’t matter how much people ruin your life by kneeling during the anthem. People who think they’re the victim because someone is ruining SportsCenter for them by generating publicity by peacefully protesting the actual murders of people during the anthem can really go f**k themselves. Their whining is obviously even less effective than they Kaepernick’s kneeling.
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Kaepertrash is a phony piece of shit. Here are some facts about your hero:

1. Abandoned by his black father at birth.
2. Adopted by a white, middle class family.
3. Grew up in a culturally diverse community of mostly agriculture.
4. Turned down a professional baseball contract in high school.
5. Received a football scholarship in college.
6. Said and did NOTHING for the black community when he was starting and in the Super Bowl.
7. Inherited a 1st place team in Week 10 of the season due to Alex Smith's injury.
8. Decided to kneel when he learned he lost his starting job.
9. Wore "cops are pigs" socks on the field.
10. Grew his hair out so people even KNEW he was black at all.
11. Walked away from the last year of his contract.
12. Declined opportunities with other teams because he, and his ugly girlfriend, thought he should be paid more.
13. Began doing "charity" work for black people because he'd done jack shit for them before.

That's your hero. He's a phony just like you. Anybody that defends stupid criminals that resist arrest, can also go fuck themselves. If you can't play by the rules in society, and choose to decline your right to be treated fairly, you aren't smart enough to live among the rest of us.
 
paytoplay said:
Conservatives are tyrants. Do this, do that! So many rules. Kneeling bad, the confederate flag totally good. Bullshit. Freedom means you do your thing, other people choose what they want to do.
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I don't remember "conservatives" wanting open borders and American taxpayers footing the bill for illegals to come here and get free healthcare. I seem to remember all the libtard candidates raising their hands for that. Don't you? And wasn't it libtards taking away my Constitutional rights and "freedom to do my thing" when it comes to owning firearms? Wasn't it Robert "the fake Mexican" O'Rourke coming for my "AR-14" per CornRow Joe?
 
EOTL said:
Sure they would have been different. The NFL admitting it was wrong is important. US Soccer admitting it was wrong is important. Drew Brees admitting he was wrong and disappointing racist douches who thought he was on their side is a big deal. There are many people who did not take him seriously at the time who do now. He caused many people to consider brutality for the first time and even if they didn’t believe it was a real problem at the time, they at least started paying attention.

But for Kaepernick, there would be many people who are just starting the process of thinking about police brutality today. And many of them who are seeing the recent events would not be moved today had they not had that history if thinking about systemic discrimination and police brutality to look beyond the looting.

Kaepernick was also important to show people racist douches in their full splendor. The mere mention of Kaepernick causes people to draw genitals on Michelle Obama and post them in the Internet. Although there’s no helping them, it does impact people who see racists for who they are. When those racists whine about violence and demand protests should be peaceful, but then turn around and mock those who do exactly that, even better to help point out why smart people don’t want to align with their way of thinking.

Kaepernick has not impacted you, but that hardly means he has had no impact. Many people have come around to his way of thinking since he first drew attention to the issue. Clearly he didn’t act or make change to your satisfaction, but you haven’t done or proposed s**t. The fact that you can’t stop whining about something that imposes nothing on you, and which was done for a purpose that means little or nothing to you, means that your opinion on how nest to draw attention to police brutality also means nothing. Shoot, the mere fact that people still can’t stop talking about Kaepernick years later by itself proves he has made an impact.

People who care are going to keep doing things you don’t like. You’ll get kneelers, burned down Wendy’s, broken windows and probably the occasional assassinated cop. It doesn’t matter how much you whine. It doesn’t matter how much people ruin your life by kneeling during the anthem. People who think they’re the victim because someone is ruining SportsCenter for them by generating publicity by peacefully protesting the actual murders of people during the anthem can really go f**k themselves. Their whining is obviously even less effective than they Kaepernick’s kneeling.
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So Drew Brees saw the light within hours of the social media outrage?
That changed his life long ways?
 
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The Outlaw said:
Kaepertrash is a phony piece of shit. Here are some facts about your hero:

1. Abandoned by his black father at birth.
2. Adopted by a white, middle class family.
3. Grew up in a culturally diverse community of mostly agriculture.
4. Turned down a professional baseball contract in high school.
5. Received a football scholarship in college.
6. Said and did NOTHING for the black community when he was starting and in the Super Bowl.
7. Inherited a 1st place team in Week 10 of the season due to Alex Smith's injury.
8. Decided to kneel when he learned he lost his starting job.
9. Wore "cops are pigs" socks on the field.
10. Grew his hair out so people even KNEW he was black at all.
11. Walked away from the last year of his contract.
12. Declined opportunities with other teams because he, and his ugly girlfriend, thought he should be paid more.
13. Began doing "charity" work for black people because he'd done jack shit for them before.

That's your hero. He's a phony just like you. Anybody that defends stupid criminals that resist arrest, can also go fuck themselves. If you can't play by the rules in society, and choose to decline your right to be treated fairly, you aren't smart enough to live among the rest of us.
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messy said:
What a fat pitch.
You mentioned he was African American? So you pretty much know how would view this protest. Sounds like he'd be on the front lines, fighting for the USA and freedom against the weirdos (in the substantial minority) who would try to prevent it.
You forget that the people on your side fought against the USA.
LOLOL!!!
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So True!
 
MacDre said:
There are those in the black community that hate themselves and want to assimilate into white culture. I think they are picked on and constantly ridiculed. I have never in my life heard of someone equating education with acting white. I think your friend is the exception not the rule.
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