Trump questions NFL, Roger Goodell after commissioner's 'Black Lives Matter' statement

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

President Donald Trump has volleyed his inevitable response to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for a statement pronouncing Black Lives Matter and admitting the league was “wrong” in its handling of player protests.

Late Sunday night, the president took to Twitter and questioned Goodell’s statement, specifically asking if it meant that the league would allow players to protest during the national anthem. Calling the practice “disrespecting” toward the U.S. and its flag in the tweet, the president has long been critical of the protests used by players to peacefully call out racial inequality and police brutality in America.

The president also felt the need to elaborate on the word “kneel,” spelled out in all caps, adding “not to stand.”

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Trump’s question had essentially been asked and answered in Goodell’s statement, in which the commissioner said the NFL would “encourage all to speak out and peacefully protest.”

https://sports.yahoo.com/president-donald-trump-attacks-nfl-roger-goodell-after-commissioners-black-lives-matter-statement-045527032.html

Bunker boy is still butthurt that they wouldn't let him become an NFL owner.

[Mike 03]

1. Trump didn't write this one

"Could it be even remotely possible..." "..intimating that..." And he never uses complexly-structured sentences like this unless they are accidental run-on sentences.

They are really flying blind now, going far out on a llmb, whatever analogy you want to use.

[sinkingfeeling]

7. Yep, he didn't write that. He couldn't even say it.

[captain queeg]

8. Too many big words for Dumpster Don

[lame54]

2. You picking up on that bunkerboy?

[empedocles]

3. trump did not write that one. Flying blind and tone deaf.

[Blue Owl]

4. Pick a knee, Donny

The one that kneels for George Floyd or the one that kneels on George Floyd...

[Brother Buzz]

5. That's pretty good!

[uponit7771]

6. The president of the United States hates black people