(09-20-2017, 10:59 AM)FBT Wrote:

(09-19-2017, 05:45 PM)Jay Carter 904 Wrote: This was my argument for not bringing him here. I agree with what he did but he isnt smart on the football field. He has horrible football IQ.

But when your team signs the former 4th string QB from the Saints over this guy who has talent but not the smarts, it kind of makes you forget about the IQ thing.


That part.

So wait.  It's okay for you to tell me there's no hope because I say his political views are not the driving factor behind him not being on any NFL roster now, but you can say he's just not smart and that's why he shouldn't be here, and that's okay?  Sorry, but your reasoning for him not being here has nothing to do with his kneeling for the anthem, and neither does mine.  What you're insinuating with my position is pretty pathetic, even more so now that you're basically supporting my position.


I think it was Tom Brady who said something like, "If he can come in our house and beat us, then take his team to the Super Bowl he deserves a shot".

It's completely political. He challenged something that is interwoven into this society. PERIOD.

Dr. Claud Anderson describes a term "Deny and Neglect", which is what a large portion of this city and many others are using. Complete intellectual dishonesty to deny Kaep isn't better than at least half to a quarter of the STARTING QB's.

To cut you off at the pass...

I'm a Veteran, and his kneeling didn't offend me in the least. He never said any disparaging thing concerning the military. While serving I saw many service members run to their car, or stay in the building, or other things we did to avoid saluting the flag. So these Veteran wannabe's and hypocrites can miss me with that dishonesty.

Him not having a job is about ONE thing and ONE thing only: He challenged what is interwoven into this society (which should cause shame to any decent person).

I'll await the mod to come and erase or urge us to not discuss politics which this isn't lol.