(09-25-2017, 01:13 PM)Adam2012 Wrote:

(09-25-2017, 12:57 PM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote: We are pushing nearly a year and the democrats have done nothing to create a new "original" message. You still have way too much interference by Sanders and Clinton for a viable candidate to rise from the pack. This is great for the GOP and an even better sign for 2018.

You're almost as good as Paul Spicer. Almost a year and nothing has been done. But it's not like you Trump fan boys care about policy. As long as he's standing up for the white man.

How's Donald doing trying to bribe a Senator to support version #38 of a health care bill? Repeal and Replace!

Good to see you and Brooklyn are buddies.

Everything Is about race with you. But that's not surprising.

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(09-25-2017, 01:20 PM)JackCity Wrote: I will say this about these protests though..

There needs to be some kind of next level push from those involved. Needs to be an organised and unified plan to help fix what they say needs to be fixed. You can protest all you want but generally speaking that doesn't tend to change much in practical terms.  

Shad Khan and some of the other billionaires in the league say they support the players protesting, but are they really going to try push for law changes and help inequality on a day to day basis? I'm not sure they will. They have more power than anyone else to help impact what the players are protesting against but will they actually put together a real plan to try?

You mean inequality for black people, am I right? That's what all this is about. You have everyone locking arms supposedly for unity but those black players could care less if the white man is trested equally because they feel like they are owed something. Where was all this kneeling before? Why didn't Kap kneel when He was in the superbowl or when he was at the top of his game. Why did he wait till he was benched?

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