A Cogent Response to Beto O'Rouke's Support of NFL Kneelers

This is a response to Beto O'Rouke's take on NFL Kneeling. First off, the response he gave about the question seemed as if he had practiced the answer before hand. And the person who asked it seemed like a foil, planted in the audience to give Beto a chance to give this answer.

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My response above is based on the fact that to date, there has not been a high stakes investment into the communities the NFL players who protest the National Anthem by kneeling claim they support. And, honestly, they seem more like they are angry at Trump for winning than they seem to be concerned about African-American death in the Democratically controlled and run depressed urban areas aka ghettos.

And in this cogent response to Beto, I argue that using the examples of Selma Alabama in this response was an attempt to align the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to the imposed conditions on these Americans affected by these depressed areas. While we did have to deal with Jim Crow laws and there are still a lot of racist assholes in the world, (on all sides to be fair), it is the economic impact of the democratic controlled cities and their corruption that is the culprit that spurs on the violence. And the rampant violence of crime in the depressed areas is largely due to another economy. And that is the drug trade.

Also, these democratically controlled urban areas have taxes for everything. It's a legal shakedown of everyone! Taxing everyone and everything is not a how you spur economic growth. So, if a woman in a depressed neighborhood wants to make a braids and extensions business, she has to come up with a hefty amount of money to get a license to do this. What party instituted these taxes? It wasn't the Republicans. (granted, I am not defending the war pig neocons like George W Bush and Dick Cheney. But that's another subject entirely).

My main argument is that the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was the epicenter of all our problems concerning the economy in America. And as we are waking up to that fact, that we may yet see economic prosperity and freedom for all. The pursuit of happiness does not have race, color, or creed. The pursuit of happiness if your right as an American!