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I won't do it again, but good material my man.š
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I enjoyed this probably WAY more than a normal adult should.
Its pretty disturbing that libs are okay with Kap supporting what's going on in Cuba. Disturbing but not surprising. Most Cubans have more American pride than the lefties do.
Thanks for making me not feel so bad, im over here crying laughing.
It's hard to feel bad for this one.
Just can't believe the pink-haired lady didn't get preferable treatment from the refs. I mean, we're talking about a Victoria's Secret model.
Is it any coincidence that three of the hottest players on the team are the ones standing
I donāt think most Americans even know whatās going on in Cuba if weāre being real. With news being fake and all. Etc..Not speaking on their lack of food or resources but mainly whatās happening within their government. Lots of virtue signaling from both sides imo.
Who knew there would be a day that it would take courage to stand for the flag and the anthem. What a time to be alive.
I honestly hadn't noticed a ton of kneeling the sporting events I've watched lately. Correct me if I'm wrong, I didn't see any of it the NBA. Don't recall much of it in the NFL last season. Other than the Olympics, it seems to have died down.
I pretty much just watch college basketball and NFL football. I am not on the boycott wagon, I will just watch starting at kickoff. I've been over that for a while. Just won't watch the bullshit.
Yea I definitely don't agree with it but its not gonna stop me from watching sports.
Those BLM warm-ups are pathetic. Shouldn't be allowed for a national team. Who is in charge of that shit? Needs to be canned.
Without even trying to start a fight, what is the point of representing your country if you have no national pride to begin with?
Thought so, too. They're probably claiming it's not a political message. No one disagrees with the message that black lives matter. But, most understand it carries a lot more meaning than a simplistic slogan.
Would be hilarious if a wealthy person sponsored another team's warm-ups with an "All Lives Matter" inscription.
Asking your country to be better doesnāt mean you donāt have pride in your country.
American pride isnāt measured by how many flags you wave, or how tall you stand during the anthem, or how many guns you own.
John F. Kennedy spoke his famous words, āask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.ā This use of chiasmus can be seen even as a thesis statement of his speech a call to action for the public to do what is right for the greater good
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