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Social injustice and the NFL

Constitutional Sheepdog

Constitutional Sheepdog

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Why would a bunch of millionaires protest about injustice directed towards blacks?
Let this sink in a minute.....
There are 32 NFL Teams.
53 Players per team. For a total of 1696 Players.
871 Convicted Felons playing currently in the NFL.
That leaves 825 Players that don't have a criminal record.
You truly think the hate for police is still about suppression of black people?
http://nflarrest.com/
 
Wow, I was more right than I thought. I remember saying half of them are thugs. That's about right. I wonder how many of the ones with criminal records are ones that took a knee. I'd bet money there's strong correlation between the two groups.
 
The Thinker said:
Wow, I was more right than I thought. I remember saying half of them are thugs. That's about right. I wonder how many of the ones with criminal records are ones that took a knee. I'd bet money there's strong correlation between the two groups.
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I agree I wouldn't take that bet with you because I would lose
 
Name: Ethan Westbrooks
Team: Los Angeles Rams (NFL)
Charges: Suspicion of Receiving Stolen Property, Carrying a Loaded Firearm, Carrying a Stolen Loaded Firearm, Grand Theft of a Firearm, Possession of a High-Capacity Magazine
Story:

Los Angeles Rams defensive lineman Ethan Westbrooks was arrested Friday (September 22, 2017) night in Kern County, California.

According to The Los Angeles Times, Westbrooks was pulled over for speeding and police observed a handgun inside his vehicle. A records check revealed the gun was reported stolen in 2009.

Westbrooks, 26, was later released after posting bond of $55,000.
 
Name: Willie Snead
Team: New Orleans Saints (NFL)
Charges: First-Offense Driving While Intoxicated, Failure to Maintain Proper Control of a Vehicle
Story:

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Willie Snead was arrested Sunday (June 11, 2017) morning in Kenner, Louisiana.

According to theadvocate.com, Snead was arrested around 7 a.m. after his vehicle allegedly struck another vehicle about less than a half-mile away from his residence. He had a blood alcohol content of .125 percent.

Snead, 24, was later released after posting $1,150 bail.
 
Name: Jabar Gaffney
Known For: Former NFL Player
Charge: Domestic Battery
Story:

Former NFL wide receiver Jabar Gaffney was arrested on Tuesday (September 26, 2017) in Jacksonville, Florida.

According to jacksonville.com, Gaffney was arrested in connection with an alleged incident involving girlfriend.

Gaffney, 36, played in the NFL with the Houston Texans (2002-05), New England Patriots (2006-08), Denver Broncos (2009-10), Washington Redskins (2011) and Miami Dolphins (2012).
 
Name: Michael Bowie
Team: New York Giants (NFL)
Charges: Domestic Assault and Battery, Malicious Injury or Destruction of Property
Story:

New York Giants offensive lineman Michael Bowie was charged on Friday (August 18, 2017) in Tulsa County, Oklahoma.

According to newson6.com, Bowie was charged following an alleged incident on July 31 involving his girlfriend.
 
Name: Sean Smith
Team: Oakland Raiders (NFL)
Charges: Felony Assault By Means of Force Likely to Produce Great Bodily Injury, Battery With Serious Bodily Injury
Story:

Oakland Raiders cornerback Sean Smith was arrested on Thursday (August 17, 2017) in California.

According to TMZ.com, Smith was arrested in connection with an alleged altercation with his sister’s boyfriend on July 4. He allegedly beat and stomped the boyfriend’s head.
 
"How NFL players are making an impact off the field
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"It’s easy to get lost in all the negativity, but many NFL players use their platform to make a difference."

https://www.sbnation.com/2017/9/29/...-hurricane-harvey-patrick-peterson-foundation

"Just this week, we saw Deshaun Watson donating his first game check to three Houstonians who work in the Texans’ cafeteria. These people lost everything to the devastation of Hurricane Harvey, and Watson stepped up selflessly.

"A gesture that seems as small as Washington’s Rob Kelley and Keith Marshall buying a child an Xbox leaves a lasting impression, too — not just on that kid, but on the fans who find out about this random act of kindness.

"There’s so much NFL players do that they don’t seek credit for, but means the world to the people on the receiving end.

"Some of our team sites chose to feature the contributions of just one player, or a specific event. Here’s just a small sampling of the good things NFL players are doing off the field:

Most Americans and much of the world would be better off with any NFL player in the Oval Office compared with the gold-plated oligarch currently in residence.
 
georgephillip said:
"How NFL players are making an impact off the field
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"It’s easy to get lost in all the negativity, but many NFL players use their platform to make a difference."

https://www.sbnation.com/2017/9/29/...-hurricane-harvey-patrick-peterson-foundation

"Just this week, we saw Deshaun Watson donating his first game check to three Houstonians who work in the Texans’ cafeteria. These people lost everything to the devastation of Hurricane Harvey, and Watson stepped up selflessly.

"A gesture that seems as small as Washington’s Rob Kelley and Keith Marshall buying a child an Xbox leaves a lasting impression, too — not just on that kid, but on the fans who find out about this random act of kindness.

"There’s so much NFL players do that they don’t seek credit for, but means the world to the people on the receiving end.

"Some of our team sites chose to feature the contributions of just one player, or a specific event. Here’s just a small sampling of the good things NFL players are doing off the field:

Most Americans and much of the world would be better off with any NFL player in the Oval Office compared with the gold-plated oligarch currently in residence.
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There are 32 NFL Teams.
53 Players per team. For a total of 1696 Players.
871 Convicted Felons playing currently in the NFL.
That leaves 825 Players that don't have a criminal record.
 
Constitutional Sheepdog said:
There are 32 NFL Teams.
53 Players per team. For a total of 1696 Players.
871 Convicted Felons playing currently in the NFL.
That leaves 825 Players that don't have a criminal record.
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:p
http://kaepernick7.com/
 
Constitutional Sheepdog said:
Name: Ethan Westbrooks
Team: Los Angeles Rams (NFL)
Charges: Suspicion of Receiving Stolen Property, Carrying a Loaded Firearm, Carrying a Stolen Loaded Firearm, Grand Theft of a Firearm, Possession of a High-Capacity Magazine
Story:

Los Angeles Rams defensive lineman Ethan Westbrooks was arrested Friday (September 22, 2017) night in Kern County, California.

According to The Los Angeles Times, Westbrooks was pulled over for speeding and police observed a handgun inside his vehicle. A records check revealed the gun was reported stolen in 2009.

Westbrooks, 26, was later released after posting bond of $55,000.
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The entitlement mentality: since he's a rich football player, laws don't apply to him. No doubt he thinks he's a victim of racial oppression.

Oh and let's apply some liberal logic here. Why is this big, strong man so afraid that he feels the need to carry a gun around? Somehow, I don't think he'll face the same scrutiny ordinary Americans face when they choose to strap. "That's different."
 
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