Idiots Buck, Aikman mock flyover

#76
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[QUOTE="Rasputin_Vol, post: 18805857, member: 8488"

I think neither side should have a voice before a damn football game. I've got money on these games. Just play the game and get on with it. No need for propaganda on either side.[/QUOTE]

You obviously missed my point.
 
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I know. It’s a terrible thing when a man has a conscience and calls things as he sees them.
He called it as he saw it, but he also helped set the thing up in the first place. I have conflicting feelings about Ike. It's like he turned a wild animal loose in his house before selling it, but he had the courtesy to tell the new owners at closing that they better watch out.
 
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He called it as he saw it, but he also helped set the thing up in the first place. I have conflicting feelings about Ike. It's like he turned a wild animal loose in his house before selling it, but he had the courtesy to tell the new owners at closing that they better watch out.
He was there at it’s inception, when it was created out of necessity. Then I think he had the foresight to see the potential harm.
 
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#81
Considering playing the national anthem is politicization is the point.
It is politicization. From the founding and until the early 20th century, most Americans were wary of centralized power and didn’t sing anthems or make pledges to flags. They just wanted to live life without interference. The phenomenon of anthems and pledges was propaganda to get young males to enlist and support the WW1 war effort, an endeavor that we had no business in.
After the COVID scare, it is evident the anthem needs a re-write from
“O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave!”
To something like
“O'er the land of the socially distanced and the home of the masked and compliant!”
 
#86
#86
Then you should have no issue with someone taking a knee during this activity.

I dont, but think it foolish as it has interjected politics into something that should not be political, which is my point. And many are in their right to say eff em.
 
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#89
Watch all the “fiscal conservatives” come on here and defend wastefulness... just watch.
They have to train and fly, so what if they do it over a stadium every now and then. They were going to fly them anyway.
 
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#91
Good Lord Huff- it was the 1990s; not the 1940s.

It's all relative. The position was evolving and has since evolved. Brett Favre was a starting NFL quarterback and he didn't know what nickel defense meant.
 
#92
#92
Ev
Let's talk about the real issue here. How dead is baseball? Fox would rather put Joe Buck on a Bucs/Packers regular season game than game 7 of the NLCS. So weird.
Even though the Braves lost, I was still grateful that I didn’t have to listen to joe Buck.
 
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I actually agree with u in some aspect. But it is one uniting factor, supposedly, between two competitors that on a higher scale signifies we are on the same team. Guess not though.
It’s not uniting. We have been in a constant state of war for 20 years
 
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I dont, but think it foolish as it has interjected politics into something that should not be political, which is my point. And many are in their right to say eff em.
Let's go back to the beginning... he didn't interject this. He was asked by the media and answered a question. After his answer was given, the right wing snowflakes gave it life by burning jerseys and virtue signaling about how patriotic they were. They gave Kaepernick his attention.
 
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Ike probably never imagined how the media would become a key player in fueling the war machine.

The Military Industrial Complex has only grown to where we are today due to the efforts of the Military–industrial–media complex.

{Cough} and Republicans {cough} the guys you've been voting for
 
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I say it was inappropriate of them to make those comments.

The sports associations do need to stop the anthem and things like military flyovers imo. There's really no good reason for them.
 

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