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I get him being pissed I don't get the flag thing he did for a few weeks . but it was for weeks so that does not bother me .
Yeah pretty ridiculous.
I don't care what you believe in, if you have an issue with him standing or not.
BMarsh is about as nice as it gets and about as humble as you will find in the NFL.... You may disagree with what he is doing, but you don't have to agree with someone to respect them and like them.
I don't agree with everything my family does, my friends do or the person down the street from me, but I respect them and nobody deserves what BMarsh got in that letter.
I actually had an uncomfortable encounter this morning with a guy - who I identified with in a number of ways as a Vietnam era veteran - a year younger than me, but in a homeless looking state of being. He engaged me in conversation and the next thing I know it he is tossing out the "n" word to punctuate every thing he said. This was a sad enough fellow with little or no social credibility - I didn't rebuke him for his comments - I just bum rushed the conversation and left him in my rear view - as soon as I could. I didn't agree with him or his opinion that President Trump is going to make this scourge disappear, but taking that away from him would have left him with nothing to hope for - or so it seemed. I'm not trying to make a political statement or enforce a political correctness, but I felt morally shaken by the experience. I may not have thought anything of it - were it not for Brandon Marshall's experience. I do wish for a merit based society rather than one based on skin color.
I've been to two Bronco games this year, during both games I heard multiple people in my section or a section over who were Bronco fans say they HATE Brandon Marshall.
You may not agree with the way he chose to take a stand, but you don't need to HATE him for it.
What is discouraging about that is that the people who say that are wanting to hate him .. By all accounts, Brandon Marshall is a good person who volunteers his time and emotion in the community - his statement during the National Anthem has nothing - NOTHING - to do with a lack of patriotism or disrespect ..
The real problem here is the fact that there are those who go around looking for others to hate
They need to face reality and the reason why Marshall was sitting too.
I wish they could walk around one week in the life of Brandon Marshall and see what he does as a person not just a football player. I've gotten to know a lot of athletes in my life, but Brandon Marshall and Tampa CB Alterraun Verner might be the classiest. If these people only knew what Marshall did off the field... I'm not saying I even agree with sitting for the anthem, (I like what he is doing now... Instead he is taking action...) but that is his thing... I'm not going to judge him as a person because he felt making a stand in the way he did was needed. Athletes have a lot of power in our society and voice, like it or not. The memo got around.
The people screaming that they hate him are most likely the reason as to why they feel the need to sit for the national anthem in the first place.
I think we smell an LGM comeback.