#JustDoIt

I like how these 6-figure 7-figure salary crybabies have become the face of the proletarian "resistence."

Certainly a face you’ll whine about for months to come.

>try to make a statement about racism
>/pol/queers complain how they're rich and proceed to call them n*ggers
wew

There's casually pointing out stupidity and then making a career out of being offended

Colin Kaepernick is my hero. He stands firm on his beliefs, and he is a noble brave hero fighting the hard fight against pervasive racism in our culture.

"noble hero" ahahahaha

So you’ve taken it up as a career then I see.

Colin Kaepernick is my hero. He stands firm on his beliefs, and he is a noble brave hero fighting the hard fight against Trump supporters in our culture.

Yeah fuck people with money caring about someone or something other than themselves! My fellow politicians don’t dare risk their careers or cash flow. That’s what makes them smart! Such great leaders! God bless.

It is very ironic that Nike, a company that exploits third world labor in sweatshops in terrible working conditions and refuses to remove polyfluorinated chemicals from their production process, which is dangerous to the workers, even though Adidas has found viable alternatives is trying to soften its image by connecting with a popular image among its audience.

Oh wait. That isn't ironic at all. That is just the what all these companies do when they are in a bad PR spot.

Colin kaepernick was the worst preforming and worst ranking NFL quarterback when he was laid off. His first season was a good season (taking his team to the playoffs but falling short) but then everybody figured out his strategery and he plummeted.

This is very common among quarter backs. They have an awesome debut but then suck for the rest of their career. To explain how terrible of a QB Kaepernick was, he was ranked 32 out of 32 quarterbacks when he was laid off. So dead last. Worst quarterback in the NFL.

Colin was unemployed not because of racism but because he is a terrible quarterback. Also, I don't know why we assume that Colin knows even one thing about public policy. He is just a football player.

Anyways, Colin isn't even unemployed anymore because Nike is going to pay him millions. Its all stupid and ridiculous.

P.S. I can see that we finally broke Cata because he isn't commenting on the US centric threads. WOOOH! WOOH!

Edited 9/5/2018 00:08:54

Who is the person named Cata?

Colin Kaepernick makes millions in a sponsorship deal for a fucking corporation (that abuses workers in third world btw) being an "activist". He's an "activist" on behalf of the political establishment that allows black communities to continue to fail. He probably hates poor people. Nike certainly does.

But what I find amusing is that the so-called progressives find inspiration for change in the publicity stunts of corporations and the NFL! How far the Left has fallen in a century! If you think the NFL and multinationals are an engine for true progress you are an idiot plain and simple.

^ Its all neo-liberal commercialized revolution.

Resistance has become a brand that you can buy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MG7y8J0DXhU

We agree for once

^ Its all neo-liberal commercialized revolution.

Resistance has become a brand that you can buy.

There is a scary truth that the younger generation has to lead us into the future. You are angry when you are young. My parents generation sits amused.

Yeah fuck people with money caring about someone or something other than themselves!

This right here. Fuck Colin Kaepernick, LeBron James and Rachel Dolezal.

Agent Orange 2020.

Colin kaepernick was the worst preforming and worst ranking NFL quarterback when he was laid off... he was ranked 32 out of 32 quarterbacks when he was laid off

There is no objective QB ranking system. You seem to be cherry picking one metric to make your point. Clearly he was not the worst QB in the league.

His first season was a good season (taking his team to the playoffs but falling short)

'Taking his team to the playoffs' = a few yards from winning the Super Bowl lol...

And took them back to the NFCCG the next year.

I don't know of any QB with more success in their first two years as a starter and if there are any, the list is tiny. Out of the gate, he looked like a first ballot hall of famer. But as you say...

but then everybody figured out his strategery and he plummeted.

Yes. People adjusted to his strengths and he became much less effective. He literally changed the game though. Changed defenses schemes. Like Steph Curry has done in the NBA (though he has excelled anyway). Not many players can say they did that.

Colin was unemployed not because of racism but because he is a terrible quarterback.

This is laughably untrue. You seem to forget there are over 100 quarterbacks employed in the NFL with starts, backups and practice squad guys. He's not worse than all of them. Several front offices and basically every single observer besides racists like you acknowledge this.

The actual reason he is not employed:

Because he's not good enough to make him worth the distraction he would cause. If he were a top 5 QB he'd be employed. At this point he's probably viewed as a competent starter or great backup and that's not worth the media circus it would cause.