Blame the NFL for this mess

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And George W Bush didn't vote either.
Kaperdi*ck and Bush are one and the same. Non important humans.
Trumpican.

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Where else would 70.000 paying fans have to endure the disrespect of our National Anthem by a handful of people represented a product that we have paid to see? One of the many messages that this election has sent. This total disregard for the fan that doesn't want to see this crap has been ignored in favor of the few. In any other business model, the paying customer would be respected.

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The NFL has been hit hard by this.
Keep up the pressure. Don't watch the games. Delete your NFL APPS. DELETE ESPN App. ESPN HAS lost a few hundred thousand subscribers.
Keep hitting them where it counts. Make them pay.

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And definetly don't watch Skip and Shannon: Undisputed, on Fox Sports 1
Shannon Sharpe is a ALL out racist.
He all but encouraged black people to riot, warning the viewers, "That if you don't listen to US, we will make you listen"

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The NFL ratings are back up. The stadiums are full each week. Just exactly how do you think you the fan has had any influence on them? What you think as a fan is never a consideration, money, advertising, and ratings are. Unless a national figure rallies the paying fans to stay away, the NFL will not change.

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A new NFL is about to begin and the NFL via their Commish, has approved of any player disrespecting the Anthem. The NFL again has cited the players right to protest, is more important than any disrespect it bestows on its fans. First, Amendment One only regulates what the Govt can and cannot regulate concerning speech, private companies are not bound by this. Trash your company on social media, on your on time, and see how that works out for you. Jerry Jones, owner of the Cowboys, warned his player/employees, that anybody disrespecting the Anthem, would be released from the team. How can that be? The NFL Commish says its okay. So you see that the owner of the team, can regulate the conduct and actions of its employees. I'm sure every contract has verbiage that is vague enough to cover any conduct or actions that are detrimental to the team or its brand. Now Colin K hasn't been hired as a free agent. The NAACP has protested this, in essence saying Colin has been black balled. Congratulations, NAACP, actions have consequences. Cleveland of all teams, have several players sitting for the Anthem. Knowing that the teams owner could quash this whenever he wanted to, but hasn't, only disrespects its fans and this Country. Its time for the Cleveland fans to show this owner that actions have consequences.