(10-21-2017, 10:49 AM)raptor6581 Wrote: [ -> ] (10-21-2017, 10:46 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: [ -> ]You have a right to your incorrect opinion. Disrespectful [BLEEP] they are.
Childish, much? Maybe youre the one thats wrong.... Maybe you don't even comprehend the issues here.
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No, I'm certain I'm not wrong, that's the nice thing about opinions. And that's the point, everyone telling everyone else they're wrong is a matter of personal opinion, not fact. Stand, sit, kneel, pray, go, don't go...all opinion and nothing more. Except the falsehoods driving the anthem protest, we know factually that the protesters are wrong in their position, and facts aren't racist.
(10-21-2017, 11:17 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: [ -> ] (10-21-2017, 10:49 AM)raptor6581 Wrote: [ -> ]Childish, much? Maybe youre the one thats wrong.... Maybe you don't even comprehend the issues here.
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No, I'm certain I'm not wrong, that's the nice thing about opinions. And that's the point, everyone telling everyone else they're wrong is a matter of personal opinion, not fact. Stand, sit, kneel, pray, go, don't go...all opinion and nothing more. Except the falsehoods driving the anthem protest, we know factually that the protesters are wrong in their position, and facts aren't racist.
Youre certainly partially correct here. Good job. Never an opinion that proper use of your rights is a good thing, or respectful. Doesnt matter what youre protesting. If you do so within the confines of the law, you are doing exactly what those who have fallen, fell for. And that's the ultimate "thank you" you can give them.....
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You guys are talking past the issue. It doesn't matter if it's disrespectful or not. The point is that we all pay for a product. If you don't like any part of the product, you can stop buying it. So, if a certain number of people don't like how something is being presented and choose not to watch, it's their prerogative.
We can all agree that if the owners allow the players to kneel, it's their right to do so. However, I have yet to hear a compelling reason why it's wrong for a person to avoid buying a product if they don't like the way it's presented. Nobody has an obligation to support the NFL.
(10-21-2017, 11:24 AM)raptor6581 Wrote: [ -> ] (10-21-2017, 11:17 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: [ -> ]No, I'm certain I'm not wrong, that's the nice thing about opinions. And that's the point, everyone telling everyone else they're wrong is a matter of personal opinion, not fact. Stand, sit, kneel, pray, go, don't go...all opinion and nothing more. Except the falsehoods driving the anthem protest, we know factually that the protesters are wrong in their position, and facts aren't racist.
Youre certainly partially correct here. Good job. Never an opinion that proper use of your rights is a good thing, or respectful. Doesnt matter what youre protesting. If you do so within the confines of the law, you are doing exactly what those who have fallen, fell for. And that's the ultimate "thank you" you can give them.....
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No, I'm entirely correct here. You need to keep up.
(10-21-2017, 11:27 AM)Last42min Wrote: [ -> ]You guys are talking past the issue. It doesn't matter if it's disrespectful or not. The point is that we all pay for a product. If you don't like any part of the product, you can stop buying it. So, if a certain number of people don't like how something is being presented and choose not to watch, it's their prerogative.
We can all agree that if the owners allow the players to kneel, it's their right to do so. However, I have yet to hear a compelling reason why it's wrong for a person to avoid buying a product if they don't like the way it's presented. Nobody has an obligation to support the NFL.
You are correct. We're speaking more to the fact that protest, while it may be a right, it isn't always correct or respectful. In this case the NFL protesters are disrespectful of the country and the customers and it's going to hurt the product.
(10-21-2017, 12:35 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: [ -> ] (10-21-2017, 11:24 AM)raptor6581 Wrote: [ -> ]Youre certainly partially correct here. Good job. Never an opinion that proper use of your rights is a good thing, or respectful. Doesnt matter what youre protesting. If you do so within the confines of the law, you are doing exactly what those who have fallen, fell for. And that's the ultimate "thank you" you can give them.....
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(10-21-2017, 11:27 AM)Last42min Wrote: [ -> ]You guys are talking past the issue. It doesn't matter if it's disrespectful or not. The point is that we all pay for a product. If you don't like any part of the product, you can stop buying it. So, if a certain number of people don't like how something is being presented and choose not to watch, it's their prerogative.
We can all agree that if the owners allow the players to kneel, it's their right to do so. However, I have yet to hear a compelling reason why it's wrong for a person to avoid buying a product if they don't like the way it's presented. Nobody has an obligation to support the NFL.
You are correct. We're speaking more to the fact that protest, while it may be a right, it isn't always correct or respectful. In this case the NFL protesters are disrespectful of the country and the customers and it's going to hurt the product.
Meh. Waste of time. You think its disrespect. It isn't.... Just gonna go in circles. Have a good one.
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