SwampyLSU

Allowing this devastation to our cities has shown positives. The Left is exposing themselves for what they are. Most good hearted people don't live in these cities and if they did, most have probably shifted further right at awe of what they see and realize they should probably move. Trump not taking super aggressive moves is actually a show of strength. Let what they created destroy themselves. Silence is the best option at this point, comply with their own exposure and show up Nov 3rd.

That's awesome. Ive been able to see a couple of the games. We only get one channel and they usually put the best games on. Time frame tonight looks about right too. Still waiting to be that shellback... but at least I can now, as of last week, say I'm a blue nose

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Kap started the protest because he thought people of color were not being treated equally, especially by police. The only thing it had to do with money is the fact that in his eyes the people being affected were impoverished and didn't have a voice. His mission was to change the way those people were being treated, not to change their environment.

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I'm not sure where your idea of money equating to the success of the protest is coming from

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It is also an accentuated position that people of 'color' which he supports are being mistreated. In most cases the fault comes on a committed crime or felony. In most scenarios a lack of proper education = poverty = crime. In order to fix this, you have to change the environment starting with education which costs money. You act as if I don't understand the situation. What is the purpose of raising awareness if you don't intend to actually correct the problem? In this scenario his actions are indeed selfish and probably just for personal attention, to feel the personal gratification as if he was 'helping.

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He went against 32 owners to speak up for an entire race of people he thought were being treated unfairly

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and he has every right to do so. At the same time those 32 owners, as well as the American people, have every right to disagree with his 'consensus', which as you have noted is impossible to come by.

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That would be extremely unselfish in my book.

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Unselfish in terms of courageousness absolutely. In other terms not quite. By kneeling for the flag what is he actually accomplishing, awareness? sure, but that's about it. In terms of monetary contributions, as most impoverished communities would acclaim money supported towards 'poor' people are the most supportive, his kneeling (reducing his funds) ultimately reduces the amount he as to ACTUALLY contribute towards impoverished communities. Therefore, him kneeling actually reduces his solution to solving the problem. How again is that not selfish?

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As long as that camera is pointed at him or that microphone is on his face, that's his stage

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Wrong again. The stage belongs more to advertisers than to anyone else. Do you even read?

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was strictly talking about it from the selfish standpoint.

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That was exactly my point.. using someone else's platform to talk about what you personally deem important is the definition of selfish.

feduccia right now might just be our best all around player, and its just you.

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a Rueben Foster type LB

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As much as I'd hate to say it, Rashaan Evans could be a good pick. Reminds me a lot of Debo Jones and I think that speedy mike is where a lot of defenses are headed these days. But I think we play it safe and pick the OSU end Sam Hubbard.

Who in their right mind would root for the Vikings?

Sabans voting for Hillary

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Caint's isn't a word

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I have honestly never heard or seen that.