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<blockquote data-quote="savjacket9" data-source="post: 240892" data-attributes="member: 103"><p>I disagree with you on multiple. And I don't want to get into a shouting match with you. I can tell that this means a lot to you, and that standing during the national anthem is equivalent to respecting those who serve in the military. That's fair. However, does it not also means standing for American and its way(s) of life. If someone on the principle of conscience finds a certain aspect of what has come to be acceptable about a certain aspect of the American way of life to be against freedom, is it not morally and constitutionally his/her duty as Americans to stand (or in this case sit) in protest against it. Historically, this voice of descent has been a powerful and necessary aspect of the American way of life and has led to tremendous and positive change. Wishing someone ill-will because they find aspects of American culture as oppressive and against freedom, seems more un-American to me than what Kaepernick has done. He is not against American, if anything he wants to make American even better than it is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="savjacket9, post: 240892, member: 103"] I disagree with you on multiple. And I don't want to get into a shouting match with you. I can tell that this means a lot to you, and that standing during the national anthem is equivalent to respecting those who serve in the military. That's fair. However, does it not also means standing for American and its way(s) of life. If someone on the principle of conscience finds a certain aspect of what has come to be acceptable about a certain aspect of the American way of life to be against freedom, is it not morally and constitutionally his/her duty as Americans to stand (or in this case sit) in protest against it. Historically, this voice of descent has been a powerful and necessary aspect of the American way of life and has led to tremendous and positive change. Wishing someone ill-will because they find aspects of American culture as oppressive and against freedom, seems more un-American to me than what Kaepernick has done. He is not against American, if anything he wants to make American even better than it is. [/QUOTE]
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