Posted on 10/09/2017 4:47:16 PM PDT by 11th_VA
An electronic message imploring fans to tune out of NFL broadcasts in response to some players decision to engage in protests during the National Anthem is showing up near a Long Beach area freeway.
Fred Denny, a real estate agent who works in the Long Beach area, said he spent $3,750 for a two-week contract to show his message to motorists driving past the El Paseo shopping center in South Gate. The message, headlined Shame on the NFL, declares NFL disrespects our National Anthem + Flag. We turn off the TV.
Dennys message also shows image of the black-and-white POW/MIA flag, a wheelchair-bound veteran silhouetted against the Stars and Stripes and, in large letters One Nation and USA. He wants the sign to resonate with viewers who feel disrespected by protests that take place during the National Anthem.
I just think its a big middle finger to the country. To the vets, Denny, 58, of Huntington Beach said.
(photo at link)
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any L.A. Freepers take a pic for us? ;)
Freedom of speech. Cool.
How long till the party of tolerance destroys it?
I believe is a lot more effective when it comes to the culture war then donating to a political candidate.
Good
>>I believe is a lot more effective when it comes to the culture war then donating to a political candidate.<<
Not sure what it will cost, but I will be looking to buy billboard space in my neck of the woods to advertise the same sort of message. I’m sick of this sh*t.
Click above to see it...
Heh, my first thought also...how long til some left wing nut shoots it - with a GUN?
https://goo.gl/images/mwMh9A
Only $3,750?? Heck, we could afford some billboards, guys!!
I think Vice President Pence gave us a good example to follow.
Just get up and walk away...
Tune Out...
A second thought....How many rounds would a liberal moron have to fire to register a hit?
I like him - a man who puts his money where his mouth is...
wow. thanks
If I were to do that, I think the photos I’d show would be of war widows, with their babies, kneeling at their husbands’ graves.
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