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Reid calls Jenkins a “sellout”


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1 minute ago, AggieLean said:

It seems the other, most peaceful way isn’t working, so what would you suggest?

Aggie let me tell you a little something about how the world works, ok? I demand utter praise at all time in order to not be racist. If you so much as cast a glance at me that I don't like, then it's your fault when my racism comes out. You will need to address me as sir, tell me that I'm a VERY GOOD BOY at least 3 times per day. Failure to do this makes it your fault.

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7 minutes ago, thebigcat said:

try taking a knee at work, see how long you'll last.... try costing your "project manager" to miss the deadline because you have a beef with the vendor, you won't last long in the workplace.

 

 

Why does it need to be said time and time again that the nfl is not a normal workplace and people need to get over that. It’s like they get jealous that these players are allowed to do things that they can’t. Get over yourself.

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51 minutes ago, FakePlasticTrees said:

Is his goal to prove teams right when they shied away from him? Nothing screams selfish more than stuff like this. 

So, you're saying he shouldn't be allowed to exercise his first amendment right like every other American?  Even when asked his opinions?

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41 minutes ago, countryboi said:

In this instance he is actually talking about Jenkins selling them out...its was about him taking money and not representing the cause

Not everybody believes in Reid’s bullshit cause.  Not everyone is a NPC.  

Some NFL players are there to play football and make an amazing living.  Imagine that.

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3 minutes ago, ickmule said:

This guy is an effing 3 ring circus.  I’ ll say it again, he will turn out to be a huge mistake for this team.  

And you’re so pathetic that you “don’t watch football games” but continue to log on a football message board to express your ignorant, baseless opinion.

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6 minutes ago, AggieLean said:

It seems the other, more peaceful way isn’t working, so what would you suggest?

Accept that not everyone will always agree with you, but understand they only have one vote just like you.

But also understand that money rules politics and in this particular case, the person you're insulting probably has a lot more sway in that regard and insulting him is probably only encouraging him to utilize that only thing that actually matters in politics, which is $$$$.

People marching with signs and chanting and protesting accomplishes absolutely nothing. Writing checks does.

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1 minute ago, thebigcat said:

An NFL Player is a professional athlete

A Banker is a professional

A Doctor is a professional

I am not inconvenienced, I just think Eric Reid's political agenda is dumb and most people sitting in an NFL stadium who had to scrape up what they can to get in and enjoy a Sunday with their family could honestly care less about Malcom Jenkins or Eric Reid

Again incomparable apple to oranges. If you're not inconvenienced and it doesn't bother you then shut your mouth and ignore it. You can't put yourself in their shoes and you refuse to empathize so just let them do their thing. These "muh family" people still get to watch a full 60 minutes. 

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2 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Accept that not everyone will always agree with you, but understand they only have one vote just like you.

But also understand that money rules politics and in this particular case, the person you're insulting probably has a lot more sway in that regard and insulting him is probably only encouraging him to utilize that only thing that actually matters in politics, which is $$$$.

People marching with signs and chanting and protesting accomplishes absolutely nothing. Writing checks does.

And that needs to fuging change 

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2 minutes ago, ECUPantherFan said:

Not everybody believes in Reid’s bullshit cause.  Not everyone is a NPC.  

Some NFL players are there to play football and make an amazing living.  Imagine that.

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LOL! Another one who doesn't get the irony!

 

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