re: Is Ryan Clark just a Skip Bayless troll these days?

Do you not know how to read?
I asked him if the violent response by blm and antifa was, in his opinion, the way to rally unity. His non-response was that he was a cop and had veterans in his family. My reply was sarcasm CLEARLY directed at the aforementioned movement to highlight the absurdity of this type of protest and the severity of it's consequences.

This is the classic missed opportunity (thanks to a politically motivated vocal minority), and the Brees situation fits it perfectly. Brees is probably like the majority of whites; supports the spirit of the movement unequivocally, but feels that kneeling, rioting, dissolving police departments etc is not the path to fixing it. Rather than have a real debate, these voices are shouted down, labeled as racists, and forced to capitulate to the mob. Now we are more divided than ever, and the larger issues in the community get abandoned for fear of cancel culture and labeling.

It blows my mind that more people cannot see this.