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Most folks didn't have a problem with him protesting. The problem was that it was not on his own free time assembled with others at the place with which his grievances were directed. He hijacked his company's time and done it during the National Anthem which has ZERO to do with police brutality and was highly offensive to people of every race, creed, and religion.
Why CAN’T he protest where and when he wants?Most folks didn't have a problem with him protesting. The problem was that it was not on his own free time assembled with others at the place with which his grievances were directed. He hijacked his company's time and done it during the National Anthem which has ZERO to do with police brutality and was highly offensive to people of every race, creed, and religion.
In my previous posts about conservative protests, where were they protesting? That's right, they went to the state capitol and directed their grievances toward the government and peacefully petitioned for change, without disrespecting an entire nation's heroes that fought and died for that flag! Plus they did this on their own free time. They didn't do it at work, they didn't block traffic, they did it the way it is supposed to be done.
Can you admit the difference at least??
He made it everyone's business by protesting while on his employer's time during live television broadcasts. Your attempt at a point there is moot!Why CAN’T he protest where and when he wants?
Isn’t the act of protest pretty much protected the first amendment of the constitution?
Is it because he’s doing it on ‘company time’? Did the company have any issue with this? Is it YOUR company? Why is his protest on company time your business?
What’s more symbolic that protesting oppression than during the most ‘Freedom *** Yeah!’ song ever written in the English language?
Land of the free? Not for everyone...
Home of the brave? Not all the time...
How IS kneeling ‘highly offensive’? And to boot, it’s ‘highly offensive’ to people of ‘every race, creed and religion’?
You must have done some serious research, sample studies and all that scientific science-y stuff to come to that conclusion...
Feel free to PM me your actual data and results to that vague and sweeping statement... I’d love to read up on your methods...
As for the ‘peaceful’ protest ... is it the Michigan one?
Because there was nothing especially ‘peaceful’ about it when a bunch of highly armed cosplayers locking down the entire building. They may or may not have directly threatened people with their guns, but it’s undoubtably intimidating.
And those gents screaming in the Policemen’s face ... classy!
Not to mention the roads being blocked and hospitals crippled in ‘Operation Gridlock’...
Chaos as #OperationGridlock protest against social distancing blocks ambulance
'You are currently blocking ambulances, physicians and caregivers from making it to work ... You are the problem'www.google.ca
I’ll definitely admit there’s a difference between the two forms of protest...
One was a subtle yet startling (to the faint of heart) gesture made on the National (World?) stage to protest the injustices he’s witnessed on one way or another
The other was a ‘Shock and Awe’ form of protest ... disrespecting the law, law enforcement and frontline workers; all topics which tend to be highly regarded in a Conservative POV.
Because he was on his job..... and instead of standing during the american national anthem, which you are supposed to do, he went the complete opposite way and went to one knee......incredibly disrespectful to America.Why CAN’T he protest where and when he wants?
Isn’t the act of protest pretty much protected the first amendment of the constitution?
Is it because he’s doing it on ‘company time’? Did the company have any issue with this? Is it YOUR company? Why is his protest on company time your business?
What’s more symbolic that protesting oppression than during the most ‘Freedom *** Yeah!’ song ever written in the English language?
Land of the free? Not for everyone...
Home of the brave? Not all the time...
How IS kneeling ‘highly offensive’? And to boot, it’s ‘highly offensive’ to people of ‘every race, creed and religion’?
You must have done some serious research, sample studies and all that scientific science-y stuff to come to that conclusion...
Feel free to PM me your actual data and results to that vague and sweeping statement... I’d love to read up on your methods...
As for the ‘peaceful’ protest ... is it the Michigan one?
Because there was nothing especially ‘peaceful’ about it when a bunch of highly armed cosplayers locking down the entire building. They may or may not have directly threatened people with their guns, but it’s undoubtably intimidating.
And those gents screaming in the Policemen’s face ... classy!
Not to mention the roads being blocked and hospitals crippled in ‘Operation Gridlock’...
Chaos as #OperationGridlock protest against social distancing blocks ambulance
'You are currently blocking ambulances, physicians and caregivers from making it to work ... You are the problem'www.google.ca
I’ll definitely admit there’s a difference between the two forms of protest...
One was a subtle yet startling (to the faint of heart) gesture made on the National (World?) stage to protest the injustices he’s witnessed on one way or another
The other was a ‘Shock and Awe’ form of protest ... disrespecting the law, law enforcement and frontline workers; all topics which tend to be highly regarded in a Conservative POV.
Excellent post.Because he was on his job..... and instead of standing during the american national anthem, which you are supposed to do, he went the complete opposite way and went to one knee......incredibly disrespectful to America.
Of course you have no problem with that, you are canadian, and apparently do not have close ties to your country . And i bet you are not as proud to be a Canadian as most americans are to being an american.
I am proud of my country, and if anyone did this kneeling sh it i would be upset too, we all would be here.
Don't be mad just because you don't have the love of your country like many americans and europeans have.