Posted on 09/24/2017 5:42:21 PM PDT by BlackFemaleArmyColonel
Before Patriots quarterback Tom Brady led the Patriots to a comeback win over the Texans, he stood for the national anthem with one arm intertwined with wide receiver Phillip Dorsett and the other over his heart.
Brady was asked about that after the game and said his message was theres just a great love for my teammates. Brady was also asked about the boos heard at Gillette Stadium as a number of his teammates took a knee during the anthem. Brady didnt say whether he agreed with President Donald Trumps feeling that kneeling is unacceptable and reiterated his strong feelings for his teammates when asked about those that took a knee.
Like I said, Ive got a lot of love for my teammates, Brady said in comments distributed by the team. I mean, we go through a lot together. Theres a lot of blood, sweat and tears. I dont think its easy to play this sport. I mean, theres a lot of guys that sacrifice a lot. I think you have a lot of respect for the guys who play, not only your own teammates but guys you play against. I mean, without them, its not a great game. So, its like I said. I believe in all of us coming together.
Well before the game on Sunday, Brady posted a picture of him and running back James White on Instagram. His caption of Strength. Passion. Love. Brotherhood. Team. Unity. Commitment. Dedication. Determination. Respect. Loyalty. Work. #nflplayer sent a similar message to the one he stuck to after the game.
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A comrade who his fellow black racists communists call a racist for being white.
I will remember that.
How so? He stood for the national anthem and put his hand over his heart. What else was he supposed to do?
Maybe by working together with people of different views he's doing his small bit for the country. Maybe by not lashing out at teammates, he's doing what he's supposed to be doing.
By mixing his honor for the flag and anthem with his lameass teammate support gesture.
Piss on him!
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