Bitcoin Forum

  Well Sometime in September this year president Donald Trump vented his disdain to two players of the NFL kneeling down while the national anthem was going on.

Although some would see this as a very selfless act of regard to the nation but the president had an opposite view you could deduct from his tweet that he was attributing the flaws of the league in some areas to the humble actions of the player.

Also there was an image showing clearly president Donald Trump hand not on his chest while other notable figures had theirs on there chest while the anthem was going on this raised some eyebrows on trumps attitude but it was latter revealed that the picture was fake.

  Either way we all have our different opinion and ways of  doing this and if we try to make people do see our way as the right one the peace would be lost.
Every one has a right to respect the nation as they choose so far as it's right and not harmful 

If you have the link source of that incident it would be great. Many of us will like to see it

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/02/03/politics/trump-super-bowl-tom-brady-football-colin-kaepernick/index.html

Patriotism does not necessarily need to be clearly manifested，more should not use political means to threaten others be patriotic, this is not true patriotism.
Whether the hand is on the chest does not mean patriotism, and inner love is the real patriotism.

Regarding the NFL thing, I think it is the idea that working class people pay good money to see a game either in person or on TV to relax and forget about all this bullshit just to see some overpaid asshat crying and ruining it protesting while he gets paid millions of dollars for doing it. If they were not hijacking the NFL platform to do their protest no one would give a shit, and that is kind of why theyr doing it this way. They have the right to protest, but they also have the right to get shit canned for doing it on the job just like any one of us. They also don't have a right to use some one else's platform to do it. Essentially people are burnt out with this shit, and having them pay to have it forced in their face kind of makes people want to cancel subscriptions and not buy tickets...

[/quote]

I would kind of think that having run an NFL team and being POTUS he should be entitled to voice an opinion. Particularly since he's the guy that has taken action for criminal justice reform, and inner city ghetto improvements.

Personally I don't watch the football games but found those acts of defiance extremely offensive. I also thought they were very poorly defined acts, as they could mean any and everything to someone.

As opposed to holding a sign stating one's view on a matter.

A poorly defined act of defiance is really worse than no defiance at all, particularly after our media friends get ahold of it and twist it around.