A decade or so after saying the NFL was slavery. He's basically spent every moment since then begging to become a slave again.
Wants to play in Atlanta now.
Wants to play in Atlanta now.
He doesn't sound ungrateful in that clip at all. He regularly talks about his love for his parents and what advantages he had given they were good providers.
Still playing the "victim"card!Along with how they were racists. Don't forget that part. But you regularly ignore inconvenient facts.
Kaepernick is and always was about the attention. He'll be talking about the NFL as long as someone will write another article about him.
Along with how they were racists. Don't forget that part. But you regularly ignore inconvenient facts.
Kaepernick is and always was about the attention. He'll be talking about the NFL as long as someone will write another article about him.
He would be a good publicity stunt for a struggling team.Atlanta is such a poorly run team, they would be the most likely place that would hire a cancer like him.
So his parents didn’t watch Straight Outta Compton I guess. If people aren’t supposed to stereotype based on color, why are the media and all these activist so quick to say black culture. What is black culture? According to the Bible, we’re all made in God‘s image. I find Kaepernick comments hilarious since he’s trying to explain two people who were trying to make him not feel remotely uncomfortable about anything. Sounds like two parents, loving, and catering to the myth of all the stereotypes.He doesn't sound ungrateful in that clip at all. He regularly talks about his love for his parents and what advantages he had given they were good providers.
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