Poll of the Day > Trump Supporters are BURNING their NIKE SHOES because of COLIN KAEPERNICK!!!

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It's not race baiting when you're plainly racist, sorry bud.
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Ogurisama posted...

Nike already has their money, they dont care.
If anything they will get more money out of these idiots

Nike be like:

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PuddingBoy posted...

It's not race baiting when you're plainly racist, sorry bud.

Not plainly racist. You're probably another spoiled rich white kid. Those are usually the people that have nothing better to do than scream racism all day. People like you are mentally deranged

I didn't realize pointing out your racism one time in a topic was screaming racism all day but you do you fam lmao
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I'm not a sports "enthusiast", I don't even know which sport is which sometimes, so I didn't know who Kaepernick was aside from the controversy. As there are more reactions to the advertising campaign by more sports knowledgeable people I'm getting a clearer picture of what preceded it.

1) He's not that good at his sport. He was valued for his ability to run but not for his ability to throw. The opposing teams would utilize this by limiting his ability to run and putting him in positions where he needed to throw.
2) He had turned down a deal because he thought he was worth more money.
3) His sport career was already near it's end when the kneeling started.

Conclusion: The only thing he believed in was his own greed. The kneeling was nothing more than a negotiation tactic to draw attention to him, and away from his performance. He didn't take up a cause. He found a cause he take advantage of with the aim to draw out his failing career and get a bigger payout.
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SKARDAVNELNATE posted...

Conclusion: The only thing he believed in was his own greed. The kneeling was nothing more than a negotiation tactic to draw attention to him, and away from his performance. He didn't take up a cause. He found a cause he take advantage of with the aim to draw out his failing career and get a bigger payout.

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PuddingBoy posted...

I didn't realize pointing out your racism one time in a topic was screaming racism all day but you do you fam lmao

"My racism." I'm still trying to understand how I've ever been racist on this board ever. But I get that the far left think everyone who disagrees with them is a nazi so... basically you guys have some issues to work through

SKARDAVNELNATE posted...

I'm not a sports "enthusiast", I don't even know which sport is which sometimes, so I didn't know who Kaepernick was aside from the controversy. As there are more reactions to the advertising campaign by more sports knowledgeable people I'm getting a clearer picture of what preceded it.

1) He's not that good at his sport. He was valued for his ability to run but not for his ability to throw. The opposing teams would utilize this by limiting his ability to run and putting him in positions where he needed to throw.
2) He had turned down a deal because he thought he was worth more money.
3) His sport career was already near it's end when the kneeling started.

Conclusion: The only thing he believed in was his own greed. The kneeling was nothing more than a negotiation tactic to draw attention to him, and away from his performance. He didn't take up a cause. He found a cause he take advantage of with the aim to draw out his failing career and get a bigger payout.

Yet you went out of your way to be wrong. Entirely.
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EvilMegas posted...

Yet you went out of your way to be wrong. Entirely.

I think I went out of my way to learn more about a subject I had little exposure to. The conclusions I draw from there is not much of a stretch.
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SKARDAVNELNATE posted...

EvilMegas posted...

Yet you went out of your way to be wrong. Entirely.

I think I went out of my way to learn more about a subject I had little exposure to. The conclusions I draw from there is not much of a stretch.

Don't worry bro, it's a SJW quirk ( logic and facts < fees fees and emotions)
That kinda logic will really win over the moderates, centrists and the average man, ha lol nope. Trump 2020 MAGA!? lolz

They're so indoctrinated and brainwashed, they don't put themselves in others shoes. You think the election was won by Republicans? Wrong it was the moderates and everyday men, who wanted to Trump to win. Newsflash a whole lot of Mexicans and Black people voted for trump and will again. He couldn't have won otherwise.
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SKARDAVNELNATE posted...

EvilMegas posted...

Yet you went out of your way to be wrong. Entirely.

I think I went out of my way to learn more about a subject I had little exposure to. The conclusions I draw from there is not much of a stretch.

But all of those conclusions are wrong. Like everything.
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SKARDAVNELNATE posted...

I think I went out of my way to learn more about a subject I had little exposure to. The conclusions I draw from there is not much of a stretch.

Your conclusions are so far off they're not even close to being not a stretch.
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Revelation34 posted...

Your conclusions are so far off they're not even close to being not a stretch.

In what way? Either the information on the subject was misleading or the information was not indicative of my conclusion. I listed what lead me to that conclusion. So which is it?
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SKARDAVNELNATE posted...

Revelation34 posted...

Your conclusions are so far off they're not even close to being not a stretch.

In what way? Either the information on the subject was misleading or the information was not indicative of my conclusion. I listed what lead me to that conclusion. So which is it?

So you took random opinions, that weren't even right and then stated them as fact then tried to draw a logical factual conclusion from that? Lol
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EvilMegas posted...

weren't even right and then stated them as fact

Are they not factual?

You can determine whether or not he was good at his sport. Can you demonstrate that he was?

You can determine whether or not he turned down a deal because it wasn't enough money. Can you demonstrate that he didn't?

You can determine whether or not he still had a future in his sport before the kneeling started. Can you demonstrate that he did?
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Yes, stats.

That happens in sports every day, b. Stop making it seem like it's a reason why he's not in the NFL.

A quarterback that took a mediocre team and almost won the super bowl with them a year prior? Yeah, I'd say he still had a future in the NFL, especially considering their are players 10 times worse starting right now.
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Nathan Peterman has started in the last two years in the NFL lmao, Kap could easily have a job in the NFL based on talent.
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Colin K was not some elite level QB but given how he was better than some starters in the league, and had NFCCG and SB experience...performance isnt the issue. His last season before all this he threw 16 TD with 4 INTs, which is a very good ratio, however that doesnt tell the whole story because like I said he never was some elite level QB(and his team went 1-10 in his games that year, though the whole team was awful and wasnt really his fault it seems like), but he was serviceable enough. I think he would still be in the NFL if not for all of this, but I can't say for certain since QBs come and go like people at a train station.

He donated 1 million dollars to a charity for his cause, at a time when he wasnt on a team and didnt have this nike stuff going on, so he wasnt making much money when he did that.

EvilMegas posted...

A quarterback that took a mediocre team and almost won the super bowl

According to wikipedia that was in 2012. But in 2015 he struggled to keep his position and required shoulder surgery. After which he "expressed an interest in being traded". The kneeling then started in 2016. I don't know how to read sports stats but it looks like that was a bad year for him compared to 2013 and 2014. This makes it look as if his career was in decline.
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He expressed an interest in being traded because his team was shit and he was not lmao. This is why people who don't know shit about sports shouldn't just read words off a damn wikipedia article.
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SKARDAVNELNATE posted...

EvilMegas posted...

A quarterback that took a mediocre team and almost won the super bowl

According to wikipedia that was in 2012. But in 2015 he struggled to keep his position and required shoulder surgery. After which he "expressed an interest in being traded". The kneeling then started in 2016. I don't know how to read sports stats but it looks like that was a bad year for him compared to 2013 and 2014. This makes it look as if his career was in decline.

Again, you dont understand. Just say that and stop. Jesus.

If you have a bad week in hearthstone or whatever game you play does that mean you are on the decline and your gaming career is over?

Sports are all about ups and downs. He never even got the chance to recover as a normal quarterback would have because of the flag stuff. Hes not a top 10 guy never was probably never was going to be but he still had plenty of years left in him. Hell, even now people say he's a better than a lot of the people playing today.
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