Posted on 12/13/2014 12:31:18 PM PST by John W
NOTRE DAME - After hundreds of protests broke out across the country over the case of Eric Garner, the Notre Dame women's basketball team joined in the effort.
At Saturday's game against Michigan the team wore shirts that read "I Can't Breathe". The phrase comes from the last thing Garner said before he died.
According to our partners at the South Bend Tribune:
A Notre Dame spokesperson said the decision to wear the shirts was driven by the players, but that the coaches and administration supported the move.
Hate solves nothing.
Start by taking your nose out of someone’s arse!
What a piss poor nation we have become.
An appropriate T-Shirt for the soon to be dead unborn.
Anti White ,Pro Criminal team
ND has supported hussein since day one. You’d think the parents and their checkbook would have bought a clue by now.
They should say “I Can’t Think”.
I wonder if Notre Dame still accepts Christians?
They certainly seem to have other priorities.
For the most part, major sports teams and events were all about the game and only the game. Our society has gone full retard. Those days are over.
Way to be the spearhead of something ladies.
Little late to the party aren’t you girls?
Look at me! Look at me! Look at me!!
If you can’t breathe, you should pull up your pants, stop committing crimes, and cease resisting arrest.
Groupthink is very dangerous
The last thing? How can they be sure? Garner died of cardiac arrest in the ambulance on the way to the hospital.
I’d be impressed if they were wearing, “Don’t Call A Cop When You’re Being Raped or Mugged” T-shirts.
And neither of the people in attendance noticed.
I can’t shi* even better.
911 should be called whenever someone sees someone wearing those shirts.
A better shirt would have been, “I can’t get a job!”
Pray America is waking
NO>>that would be a crime, don’t call 911. A false report can get you in jail, or fined, etc.
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