>>Yes this type of thing has been going on since college sports turned into a big-buck business. The football coaches are the highest paid people at colleges instead of the educators -- has nothing to do with kneeling at the NFL games though.
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>It has everything to do with kneeling.
>These people have been coddled through a corrupt system since their early high school days.
>Here in New Jersey, high school basketball players transfer to another school, play one game, and come back to the original school.
>The corruption in collegiate and professional sports surpasses even the corruption at Wall Street.
>These people have reached the pinnacle of that corrupt system.
>These people have the morals of a slug.
>To have them to presume to lecture anyone on what is or is not proper behavior is obscene.
>I don't give a damn what they think and I certainly don't care what they think about the national anthem.
>The insult is that they think that anyone should.
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>Why Trump said what he said is irrelevant.
>If he got just one person to look more clearly at this sport, he did us all a service.

It's clear then that you have no idea what the protest is about and would rather do the KellyAnne Conway tactic of changing the subject matter.. Being bothered by someone peacefully protesting racial bias because of someone else's corruption is ridiculous and frankly stupid. ..and your "these people' comment of lumping everyone into one moral standard based upon their protesting the injustice suffered by black people in the USA is a racist comment you just made there sir.