Posted on 12/29/2018 6:54:47 AM PST by Eddie01
Miami Dolphins defensive end Robert Quinn lashed out at the media for not paying enough attention to his national anthem protests, which he said are supposed to shine a light on racial problems in America.
Yall ignore it, he said during a press conference Thursday, The Miami Herald reported. Because when I gave my first message on trying to bring unity, yall swept it under the rug.
Mr. Quinn has been raising a fist during the national anthem since he joined the Dolphins in the offseason. The Miami Herald suggested that kneeling during the anthem in protest is radioactive to many fans and thus receives more coverage than players who simply raise a fist. For instance, Dolphins wide receiver Kenny Stills, who chooses to kneel during the anthem, is still routinely asked about his activism.
Man, I dont have nothing to do with Kenny, Mr. Quinn told The Herald. That aint got nothing to do with me. All Im saying is, my production went up because Im just playing football and Americas got a lot of problems to fix within itself. Tell America to look itself in the mirror and the people who built it.
Mr. Quinn explained in April that he protests against the way America was built and the way people talk.
The president said to build a wall to keep Mexicans out, he said at the time, The Herald reported. This country was built off of they killed Indians, built off the backs of the blacks. So yet, they tell us to keep quiet. So at the end of the day, lets confront the situation and lets bring humanity and friendship and lets get rid of all the ignorance. Lets face it head-on, lets look at each other as humans.
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He is getting millions for a part time job. He supports those that kill the police and mass murderers.
The biggest killers of blacks in America today are blacks in America today.
So, keep protesting in support of the murder of blacks by blacks, idiot.
Highly recommended.
It’s been on my radar I just haven’t put it on my Netflix account
which brings us to that age old question: if an NFL player protests in the forest, but it doesn’t get shown on TV, did it make a sound?
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