[billyboy15]

Well written and devastating.

Suggest we all spread this far and wide.

[ronnie raygun]

Colin Kaepernick, we need to see more of his WHITE FAMILY and life in suburbia to get a better picture of his strife and hardships as a black man.

[HighSierra5]

Why give the nfl the time of day?

[DoodleDawg]

So those who think Kaepernick was treated unfairly are all for the Gruden firing. And those who think the Gruden firing was a travesty think Kaepernick got what he deserved. Hypocrisy all around.

[stockpirate]

I haven’t watched a football game in several years, do not plan on ever watching again, ever.

[USS Alaska]

“The negro,” sneered Fidel Castro’s sidekick Che Guevara, “is indolent and lazy, and spends his money on frivolities and drink, whereas the European is forward-looking, organized and intelligent.”

This is the guy that is on all the tee shirts of the lefty loons, like colonoscopy kapernick.

DemonRAT senator byrd was a proud member of the KKK {which was the demonRAT organization founded to keep the 'negros' from voting for the Republicans}.

The average person in the USA is ignorant of history, and walks around with an iphone playing some kind of mindless game.

[tired&retired]

Promote racial and gender equality in the NFL. They need quotas.

[Redleg Duke]

I don’t give a good rat’s ass! The NFL died several years ago.

[Rummyfan]

Gruden a Scoundrel and Villain, Kaepernick an Oracle and Hero—says the NFL

And I say to the NFL....

After thirty-five years of fantasy football and ten years participation in a knock-out league...

CLICK!

[Rummyfan]

...Colin Kaepernick during his famous protest. “There is police brutality. People of color have been targeted by police…There’s people being murdered unjustly and not being held accountable.”

As opposed to people being murdered justly? No one ever accused Kaepernick of being an intellectual.

And as far as murdering goes, it's mostly black people killing black people in urban areas. And no politician or leader wants to deal with it.

[Rummyfan]

Kaepernick’s t-shirt idol also co-founded the only regime in the modern history of the Western Hemisphere to herd gays at gunpoint into forced-labor camps for the crime of being gay (or suspected gays.) Many were tortured and worked to death in these slave-labor camps known as “UMAP,” where a sign at the entrance read: “WORK WILL MAKE MEN OUT OF YOU.” The sign at the entrance to Auschwitz read “Work will set you free.”

The more things change, the more they remain the same.

[mware]

Would love to see all those emails between ESPN hosts. He ain’t the only one.

[discostu]

What if you’re OK with both their oustings? I mean really Kaep is a distraction and mediocre QB. And Gruden is a POS and mediocre coach. The league’s better off without.

[camle]

those who watch the nfl are a party to this outrage. no nfl until they get their act together

[ridesthemiles]

I would welcome Gruden to my home anytime.

NOT so much for Kaepernick.

[Steve_Seattle]

Anyone who’s shocked that an NFL coach would use profanity and make slurs is pretty naïve. And anyone who thinks that most of the virtue-signaling people criticizing him haven’t done the same is also naïve.

[Tallguy]

So the revelation here is that Head Coaches in the NFL may not be the kinds of people you’d want teaching your kids in Sunday School? Wow! What a revelation!

[NormsRevenge]

Gruden was just so much Collateral damage. The owners are where the buck stops and the ‘racism’ resides.

Even allowing Kaepy to come back into the brotherhood of head knockers would not redeem them from their ‘sins’.

WE’ve come a long way but this was a lucky hit in the game of Battleship NFL and court proceedings technically unrelated to Gruden and his email chains.

NO man or woman is safe from the prying eyes of Social Justice and the frivolity that is practiced in the judicial system today.