Objectivity

It's amazing how much pussy has found it's way to this little corner of the internet. All I want to know is what kind of coffee everyone had this morning. Holy shit this is something else...

You did. You didn't hide --- you said it right out loud ----- and I agree with you

Johnny you crack me up

I like my coffee hot and black, just like my women

I have more black friends than Matt.

I had a half caff, soy milk, two Splenda caramel macchiato, hot.....with two paper cups AND a paper sleeve! 😜

Johnnyonthespot wrote

It's amazing how much pussy has found it's way to this little corner of the internet. All I want to know is what kind of coffee everyone had this morning. Holy shit this is something else...

Seriously. What kind of pussy can't handle a silent protest?

Can't believe these people have such strong opinions on a guy exercising his rights.

Are these pussies offended by this guy, too?

http://forum.nyskiblog.com/Kapernick-sits-tp4087016p4088760.html

If flag burning is protected by the constitution, kneeling during the national anthem is probably also protected.

What are the implications of discriminating against someone for exercising a constitutionally protected right?

At a gut level the kneeling doesn't bother me the way flag burning does.  Not saying that makes any logical sense.

MC2 5678F589 wrote

Johnnyonthespot wrote

It's amazing how much pussy has found it's way to this little corner of the internet. All I want to know is what kind of coffee everyone had this morning. Holy shit this is something else...

Seriously. What kind of pussy can't handle a silent protest?

Can't believe these people have such strong opinions on a guy exercising his rights.

Are these pussies offended by this guy, too?

http://forum.nyskiblog.com/Kapernick-sits-tp4087016p4088760.html

Almost to the day, one year ago, this was my response to your post. I still feel the same way today:

"That MF'r should stand up during the Nation Anthem "

The point is Kap is being an attention whore. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. My kids will be standing tomorrow while the anthem plays at their football games. Enjoy your weekend guys.
P.s. I hear Hobby Lobby is selling decorative cotton stalks.

Yeah, Americans have the right to burn the American Flag, kneel during the National Anthem, and a whole host of other shit.  I wouldn’t take away their right to do so......any more than you can take away my right to freely speak that I think they are dicks and sons of bitches for doing so!

Johnnyonthespot wrote

I have more black friends than Matt.

White people love to make those claims.

I think the human attachment to symbolism is ridiculous.

I agree and most importantly let's make sure we all have the right to make sweet love with those beautiful little fuzzy sheep bastards.

raisingarizona wrote

Johnnyonthespot wrote

I have more black friends than Matt.

White people love to make those claims.

That's funny

I lived with a buddy of mine for a summer during college.

 He happened to be black.

He always told me I have street cred because of the way I ball. He and I kicked ass in the Big Man 2 on 2 tourneys. We called ourselves VanOcolate ----- peeps thought it was great

raisingarizona wrote

I think the human attachment to symbolism is ridiculous.

+1

Do you guys think the attachment to what the symbolism represents is as ridiculous??

JTG4eva! wrote

Do you guys think the attachment to what the symbolism represents is as ridiculous??

This question feels like a trap and literally has nothing to do with my previous statement.

The human ego is a hell of a drug.

Nothing to do???

Thing is, people aren’t as attached, I don’t think, to the symbols as they are to what the symbols represent.  The Flag is a symbol, but at the end of the day it’s just fabric.  What that starred and stripped fabric represents is something much more, and where the real attachment lies.  That was where I was going with that.

The U.S. flag is just about as symbolic as a NY Yankees flag or an Italian flag. It's a team signifier. I like it during the Olympics, when I'm at my most "patriotic", whatever that word means anymore (I would think that patriots would respect the right to protest, and would not cast aspersions on people who do, but apparently, people on this board think it's patriotic to call fellow citizens sons of bitches). I certainly think the flag is overused as a propaganda tool, and people like this think that hugging the flag is more important than actually adhering to the values on which this country was founded:



The National Anthem is to the tune of an English drinking song and should be replaced by "This Land is Your Land" as far as I'm concerned.

You seem to think that Patriotism is Mel Gibson in The Patriot, grabbing the US flag and knocking over the British with it, but it's just a "team" thing. I like the team (especially when Mel Gibson grabs a flag and knocks over the British with it, or we beat Canada in Hockey, etc.), but I understand why people might not. And just because I live in NY, it doesn't mean I have to like the Giants, especially when they have no offensive line and they're terrible.

I wonder if Trump is man enough to call Kaepernick a son of a bitch to his face. I wonder if JTG is.