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Do you see the Patriots breaking through to win the Super Bowl this year?
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I don't think so this year
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It's their right!
It is in their right to protest, if they want to protest social issues that are happening they should be able too. They can create change because a lot of people look up to them.
It is in their right to protest, if they want to protest social issues that are happening they should be able too. They can create change because a lot of people look up to them.
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Oakley Taylor
I salute the players for standing up for their brothers who are being unjustly decimated by police. They certainly have the right! I applaud them!
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currys inspirational
I read the no comments and what they are saying is complete bull yes they are paid to play sports but they are also people and last time I checked people are allowed to voice their opinions and could protest as long as they don't go overboard and start doing illegal crimes I don't see a problem.
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Don and Sue Elsom
Athletes have first amendment rights as much as anyone else! They are leaders and are looked up to by young people...They are role models and should take political positions.
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I don't think protesting should get in the way of a game or a sports season. It gets too political.
I don't think protesting should get in the way of a game or a sports season. It gets too political.
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Rick Herget
They are being paid very highly to PLAY a GAME. They should DO THEIR jobs like the rest of us .
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Kimmy Wasatch
They are paid to play a game, And paid really high salaries They are athletes, not politicians and should not politicize sports.Just another example of pandering which prolongs unrest and violence..
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Robert 'Lew' Lewandowski
Sport is entertainment. When it stops being entertaining, there is no longer any reason to watch.
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Larry Ewart
Don't most people protesting social issues do so on their own time? I think it is very weak just because you have a forum.
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I work with High school kids, and they are struggling without in person school and extra curricular activities. It is safe to play and most states have shown that transmission of Covid did occur on the playing field. Let them play and if you are not comfortable stay away.
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