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RE: Colin Kaepernick - True Courage
i don't care either way. it is just bs narrative crap to distract us from real problems.
i don't care either way. it is just bs narrative crap to distract us from real problems.
Would you care to share some of the other real problems?
why aren't we allowed to know what's in our food? why does the state, which ostensibly works for us now act like it owns us? if we own ourselves, why are vaccine mandates being pushed? if courts are no longer recognizing natural rights, unalienable rights, doesn't that make us all slaves? whether some sportsball player sits down or stands up if there is a song playing or not, who cares? except people who have lost the plot entirely. there are millions of things more important than what some entitled over-privileged, overgrown child thinks is important. so, start with gmos, industrial poisons in our food, water and air. when the numbers of people dying from those begin to resemble the tiny pittance of people, what is it, in the hundreds? (mostly actual criminals) then maybe let's spend some time talking about this. hell medical mistakes and properly prescribed pharmaceuticals kills thousands of times more every year.
I agree with all those problems are greater than Kaep but I'm not sure how many people like yourself and I are in the know. No doubt about the food, it's disturbing. I'll be posting some food posts in the next couple days. Worse yet, not sure if you remember how Obama Administration quietly raised the limit for pesticides some years back. I didn't even know that was possible. A water posts will also follow. Glad to know you share the same concerns.
good to be on the same page. every president in my memory has done such things.
obama also signed the dark act, which keeps We the People from knowing what gmos are in our food. just keep telling people who don't know about the things that are important to do now. i do believe that state violence against the people is important but, it takes many forms. from police shootings to prison deaths to CPS negligence and more. it is not just minorities. there was a study done that said the state killed 262 million people worldwide in the 20th century. not even including wars. we have big problems to address. i'm just trying to figure out what is worst, and most readily fixable, first. thanks.