catchatiger1985

Have you seen what Ben and Jerry’s said? It’s the same general standard. Without taking responsibility for creating a racist socio-economic system (reparations), there is no potential offer to inequality.

Difficult issues, no doubt, but you should read up on the facts of all the companies “bowing” before the movement.

Dude, you’re showing your ignorance. How did China shut down the world? To service who? Remember the facts my friend, not your internal political prejudices.

I can’t tell if you’re joking or not. That would be the most massive conspiracy ever including the Mongol Empire.

The answer is NO and you’re polluting the morons that are prone to believe this crap

Maybe he stepped back and heard something that changed his mind?

Pepperidge Farm Remembers

EDIT: And not only that, we embarrassed most of our competition. Huge scores, little positive to take away from it in their perspective, and setting records the whoooooole ride.

The reality is, there are countries, (see England) who don’t even arm their police officers with weapons other than batons and flashlights.

They make up for that lack of physical control over a suspect with advanced monitoring equipment on every restaurant, store front, public space, etc. such that, even if cops aren’t even in the city, the evidence is still gathered and criminals are less likely to commit crimes (theoretically) because there’s a greater chance of being caught.

Problem is, as Benjamin Franklin said (paraphrasing), “those who give up their freedom for security deserve neither.”

Answer is you’re under surveillance constantly, so crime plunges. There aren’t weapons to fight your weapons, so less violent crime in this construct. Not saying I support it, but there are work arounds being used in different criminal justice systems around the world.

Do you believe there’s even ANY racial injustice in America?

If “blacks” and “they”? Dude, you’re the problem.

Coming from a Tulane fan.....that’s rich :geauxtigers:

You stated what he said in the negative....it’s ok to think kneeling at the flag is disrespectful to the flag. It’s also ok to think it’s not disrespectful to make a peaceful non-violent expression of dissatisfaction with the social norms and injustice being JUSTIFIED by asserting patriotism. That’s conflation.

Brees caught a bad backlash that wasn’t necessary. I don’t disagree that there are people who in the name of defeating social injustice are supporting ignorance and incompetence by calling out an athlete for saying something that doesn’t hurt their cause.

But patriotism and human rights are by design intended to be separate. It’s the job of the people to make sure that human rights aren’t violated in the name of patriotism. If human rights are being violated in the name of the country, that demands something to affect change.

According to Moffitt, Kary Vincent is the “most explosive player” on the team. Makes sense given he’s also a track athlete. Everyone has seen that in live action on the field. Pretty sweet