Boycott the NFL

Mayhem

Mayhem

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Moreover its showing how society is altering, your reactions are natural everyone is looking from a different standpoint.

Conflicting morals are coming into play, on a stage where it is the most visible.

Some as always depending on age get well worked up about it, for their own good reasons.
 
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jcolanzi

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The protests make the laws restricting freedoms easier to pass.

I don't agree with their objections.

Most of their objections aren't supported by the facts.

Most violent deaths aren't created by the police. Some are and those involved should be punished.

I've lived in some of the violent inner city neighborhoods and the complaints about the police were usually from those committing crimes, not the average citizen.

Most of the blacks, asians etc. in my neighborhood, weren't afraid of the police, they were afraid of the thugs that did drive bys, torched their cars, threw people in the trunks of cars and torched them.

I had one car riddled with bullets, another had a pitch fork through the windshield and it wasn't from the police.

I had to get a Mossberg just to protect myself. So they can stick gun control where the sun don't shine.

If they were serious, they'd be speaking out against the thugs in the inner city.

Many of these players have just gone from poor thugs, to rich thugs. They have specialists to cover up their crimes.
 
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JimmyD

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Classicalfan626 said:
Please guys, let's not derail off the topic of this thread. Anyway, it looks like the thread's going haywire, again...
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It's called a thread. People from all perspectives bring varying things to contribute and have a diverse and invigorating conversation. That's how it works.
 

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