[tinyowl]

It's been annoying watching the European leagues fall all over themselves to virtue signal the BLM theme ... but I think they don't (maybe are starting to) understand that this is not about respecting other human beings or races ... BLM is an evil political organization masquerading as a virtuous righter of wrongs and healer of history.

They are of course the opposite. When I started seeing the players all kneeling and wearing the phrase on the backs of the league shirts ... I'm sure the players had no choice whether or not some were into it -> they were ALL doing it in what amounts practically to a synchronized dance, so it came down from the leagues -> I think Europe likes to stick things in America's eye, but in this case they may be waking up that this is no benign charity and it ain't out for equality.

[neverevergiveup]

I’m happy to see some sanity, and a quick recognition that you can’t appease radicals - until they have power and you are either in a gulag or are dead.

[cgbg]

does not endorse any political organization or movement, nor support any group that calls for violence or condones illegal activity.

They want the virtue signaling without the consequences of virtue signaling.

Too late--they own all of it now.

[Mr. K]

YES! The World is just dying to hear what FOOTBALL CAPTAINS think about stuff!!

Let’s aske them about foreign policy next! How do they feel about taxes?

WE NEED TO KNOW WHAT FOOTBALL CAPTAINS THINK!!!

[Freee-dame]

How many of the people wearing badges, etc, have even read Black Lives Matter’s own website? Their leadership must be very happy to have fomented a revolution based on a phrase and the propaganda media’s interpretation of it, rather on information readily available. Do the sports teams, etc. actually want to end capitalism?