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Fukk your corny debates
Neoliberal Hov...the black Milton Friedman.
You can't have it both ways. He rode the Kaepernick wave when it was hot...now he saying they beyond kneeling like he was next to Kap kneeling. He can't grab the wheel from Kap after Kap drove the movement this far without getting Kap's blessing.I think people need to stop trying to wrap Colin in everything the nlf does.
Its obvious that the nfl wants nothing to do with him, so blaming hov is kinda a moot point.
If there is a legitimate opportunity for hov to partner with the league and make some change should he turn it down just because kaep isn't involved?
Jayz definitely moves funny at times but dude is self made. What have you done?I always said Jays music came off as tryna sell something and alot of smart dumb nikkas that want to learn shyt from music instead of studying on their own on his jock. He was never authentic to me, even musically he rode trends all the time and took him several years to actually find his own sound. This what happens when u raised by a dike weak morals and principles
Fax, Kap has been silent for too long that part is getting a little suspect. He gotta make a public statement eventually
The case was to be heard by an arbitrator. The proceedings were not going to be open to the public. Things were always going to be kept quiet.
What exactly were people looking for in an exposal? They think they had tapes of owners calling him by racial epithets or flat out colluding? He wasn't in a prime position. If he was his legal team would've taken the league to the cleaners. The fact that they settled let's you know it was an uphill battle as collusion cases typically are.
People who keep saying Kap shouldn't have taken the settlement never stop to think that there's a possibility that the arbitrator would rule in the NFL's favor. Kap walks away with no money, massive legal fees, no job, and the league looks golden in denying him employment.
Same people talking about not settling would have settled if in the same position.
I thought the whole point of his movement was to bring awareness to police brutality not taking a settlement?What other reason do you sue a business for? They denied him employment so he's out for lost wages. The objective was to be compensated.
What Jay is doing isn't remotely similar. Colin was wronged by his employer, took legal action, and received a settlement. Jay had no relationship with the NFL and had essentially signed on to be the NFL's figurehead to help clean up their image under the guise of social action. The NFL doesn't care about social injustice. Jay acting like this deal isn't about anything but business is a joke.
I don't disagree and I don't fault him for settling. I always thought the case was a long shot, as the owners didn't have to actively collude to keep him out of the league. With that said, we also had reporting like this:
Colin Kaepernick's lawyers reportedly had evidence that would have been 'embarrassing' for the NFL
"Early on in the lawsuit, I was hearing from sources that if the case ever went to trial, there were pieces of evidence that would be 'very embarrassing' to the league," Ostler wrote.
This was backed up by NFL insider, Mike Freeman of Bleacher Report.
"I had also heard [about the evidence] (pre-settlement)," Freeman wrote. "The Kaepernick side had obtained massively embarrassing information to the league during discovery process."
This is important because as Ostler noted, the NFL had lots of incentives to take the case to court and win.
"If the league thought it could beat the collusion lawsuit, it seems highly unlikely it would have settled. The league would have loved to go to court and win this one, especially in light of recent negative stories," Ostler wrote, later adding: "Another major incentive for the league to win the suit, rather than settle: A majority of the league's players — and virtually all of the protesters — are black. The NFL, had it won the suit, could have proved that it did not blackball Kaepernick for the crime of crusading for social and racial justice."
That info makes the settlement a disappointing outcome for a lot folks on Kap's side. Granted there's a lot of speculation and it's not my money to count. No idea what his lawyers were telling him either.
List them.
Receipts?Opportunity Agenda, Hands Up United, Sankofa.Org, Community Coalition, Dream Defenders, Black Youth Project, Baltimore Justice Fund, Empowerment Development Corporation, Million Hoodies, NY Justice League, Ohio Students Association/Organizing Collaborative, the Trayvon Martin Foundation, the Michael O.D. Brown We Love Ours Sons and Daughters Foundation, and the Oscar Grant Foundation, Reform, Equal Justice Initiative,
*not a complete list
And those are just the BLM centered ones
Right. I thought the whole point of this was to being people together and bring awareness to police brutality.I think people need to stop trying to wrap Colin in everything the nlf does.
Its obvious that the nfl wants nothing to do with him, so blaming hov is kinda a moot point.
If there is a legitimate opportunity for hov to partner with the league and make some change should he turn it down just because kaep isn't involved?
Free Market Jigga.Neoliberal Hov...the black Milton Friedman.
Colin doesnt have the wheel breh. The NFL did breh dirty, he sued and got compensation from that.You can't have it both ways. He rode the Kaepernick wave when it was hot...now he saying they beyond kneeling like he was next to Kap kneeling. He can't grab the wheel from Kap after Kap drove the movement this far without getting Kap's blessing.
Lmk when E.Reid tells a lie
They all taking money from the NFLRight. I thought the whole point of this was to being people together and bring awareness to police brutality.
Instead people are making this about Jay taking money from the NFL as if Reid isn’t on a fukking NFL team and Kaep is trying to get signed.