Tulsa high school takes a knee

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You’re welcome to think I’m wrong. At least that right hasn’t been lost yet. I’m not a liberal so I’m not afraid dissenting opinion. My BS meter is pegging out however when someone actually believes that prayer before a game is the same as taking a knee during our National Anthem. Just because some idiot thinks he’s oppressed as he’s paid millions of dollars to play a game and high school kids decide it’s the cool thing to do.


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Glad I have your approval lol...... there's a lot of irony in referencing "rights."

Now back to what you said..... care to explain your comments on education? What do you mean when "he's got that liberal education?"
 

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That isn't what I believe, and it isn't what I said. Your ignorance is nonetheless entertaining, though.

You said the same logic could be applied to both. What do you believe? Is the logical reason for praying before a game the same as taking a knee in protest during the National Anthem? Since you were “lmao” at my post regarding liberal colleges and lack of workload for Professors, care to share what classes or class you are teaching this semester?


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Glad I have your approval lol...... there's a lot of irony in referencing "rights."

Now back to what you said..... care to explain your comments on education? What do you mean when "he's got that liberal education?"

I explained my thoughts on it. If you believe that colleges today are teaching students to be responsible and providing them an education that will enable them to make their own way in the world then good for you. I think most people are starting to wonder about that with all protests going on. Missouri is a perfect example. Rumor has it their attendance is down. Evergreen and Berkeley are other prime examples. As far as YG goes, I’ve know him a long time and in my opinion, the “educated” version is way more liberal than the guy I knew. But hey, let’s keep it going, this is way more fun than NFL.


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therefore, it has little to do with educators.

It has a lot to do with educators. Schools should educate and not try to force politics or entitlement mentality upon their students. For many kids, teachers are the only adult influence in their lives. They should be taught that this is America where they can become anything they want to be with enough effort on their part. Not where they can whine about anything that doesn’t go their way and expect the world to be handed them.


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It has a lot to do with educators. Schools should educate and not try to force politics or entitlement mentality upon their students. For many kids, teachers are the only adult influence in their lives. They should be taught that this is America where they can become anything they want to be with enough effort on their part. Not where they can whine about anything that doesn’t go their way and expect the world to be handed them.


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you are wrong, you are as bad as the teenagers at the ballgame. You are also jumping on the bandwagon with a political agenda.
 

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