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what do you mean he tried to justify the shooting of rayshard brooks?

no, he isn't in jail. but he is in America and he is being told what he can and cannot say. you know rob, you've offended me on this board. can i get you canceled because i don't like something you've written? do you have a list of those that do get to say what they want and those that...

that's just b.s., huck. if you think kirk ferentz is the "absent minded professor" then you're just kidding yourself. kirk ferentz is a hands on micromanager. to stay in power for over 21 years, you'd need to be. your statement just defies logic.

huck, that is nothing more than word salad. the specific acts of standing, removing your hat, placing your hand over your heart and reciting the national anthem do one specific thing...show respect for our flag and country and to show homage to those who have defending our country against both...

real change can only be made when real change becomes the goal. letting anyone in a place of authority claim "my head was in the sand" perpetuates problems. kirk is paid to know everything his coaches do, how they act, at least with regard to being in an official capacity. we've been made to...

actually, you're right, you just approached it from the wrong angle. we are at a place where we can clean up societal injustices and give everyone the equal opportunity to live their life the way they want to. no government or entity gives a human being their sovereignty, it's the other way...

if a person is to believe every accounts/stories from former/current black players (except for DJK because, duh...) are true, then it can only follow that the very culture that kirk fostered and grew, enabled these things to happen. however, we should then trust kirk to fix the problem he...

rofl. i'm a minority. now do you see how you only puke out talking points? you are so damn off base that you may not even know where you are. the REAL problem is that everyone is trying to get the upper hand on everyone else and no one really...REALLY wants to talk about true equality. you...

well said, mr. meme. i must apologize as i thought your post of the picture of forrest gump was somehow meant as a slight towards my post. after this response, i see that you were just given a visual response to reflect your feelings.

put that into words, mr. meme. i can tell you thought really long and hard on your post.

if the iowa team kneels for the anthem, i will take it as a metaphor for kneeling on the neck of this country. no more iowa football for me, in that scenario. let's see how 68k fans feel, should that happen. disrespecting the country is not going to solve one damn issue. you flip the entire...

yeah? well, the iowa press covered it up 10 years ago. but now it's convenient so go ahead and be a good reporter? bullshit. all 4 years djk played the fans were begging to get confirmation as to why he always seemed to be in the doghouse. well, if the press didn't know, they must have been...

do you know about the civil rights movement...the PEACEFUL civil rights movement that one of the greatest leaders in united states history lead? do you realize that dr. martin luther king won? he won. but when political people decided they still needed to subjugate, they assassinated him...

you're wrong, my friend. if you don't respect the american flag, then you don't respect the actual country...the ONLY country in the world that allows you to speak freely. that's just the way it is.

lol...now THAT somehow seems logical, these days. good one dirt. and by the way, anyone with "dirt" in their handle can't be all bad, especially on a football forum.

no he didn't. he answered the question of what he thought of when he heard the national anthem. he said he thought of his two grandfathers who both fought in WWII and that we should always treat each other with respect and as we would have them treat ourselves. that's a paraphrase. after his...

this paragraph is a summary of statistics in the below link to a National Academy of Sciences study from July, 2019. "...white officers are no more likely than black or Hispanic officers to shoot black civilians. It is a racial group’s rate of violent crime that determines police shootings, not...

friend, i'm mexican.

it is one of those freedoms. but disrespecting the flag is not a protest. it is disrespect.

what did drew brees say that was racist?