Eric Reid Says Kaepernick's Message Has Been Lost

[10bandz]

Notice how people Eric Reid is telling us exactly what Kaep thinks and how the message is lost and people barely come to this thread

nikkas are more concerned with NBA vs NFL wars and using the protests to leverage dumbass arguments. We got c00ns like @AVXL now claiming that people angry about Kaep being boycotted are "aligned ideologically" with Trump supporters and racist cacs

 

[LezJepzin]

Yeah, I'm buying his black jersey next

 

[Easy-E]

He thinks that [the weekend's protest] was a direct response to, obviously, what the president said," Reid said. "He wishes that this many people were involved last year. I don't think the narrative would have went in as many directions as it went if we had more solidarity. We could have focused in on these issues, but we have got to be pragmatic about it. We have this opportunity now, and it's important that we discuss the issues and make changes."

At this point I'm tired of the kneeling. That's how bad it's got.

But, I'll keep the faith.

 

[duncanthetall]

Notice how people Eric Reid is telling us exactly what Kaep thinks and how the message is lost and people barely come to this thread

nikkas are more concerned with NBA vs NFL wars and using the protests to leverage dumbass arguments. We got c00ns like @AVXL now claiming that people angry about Kaep being boycotted are "aligned ideologically" with Trump supporters and racist cacs

Slinking the "c00n" word around aint gonna help, breh. Educate that nikka and lets KIM

 

[DonKnock]

Keeping the messaging on police brutality is the most important thing at this point.

Trying to change the narrative the military disrespect was a deflection tactic from the beginning, but it has been addressed enough.

The next step for people is to arm yourself with knowledge on the topic so that it's not just a buzzword. You need to have enough information to actually be able to think on your feet when discussing it.

https://copcrisis.com/

FACT SHEET: White House Police Data Initiative Highlights New Commitments

Excessive or reasonable force by police? Research on law enforcement and racial conflict - Journalist's Resource

These are some basic fact sheets to get people started.

 

[Big Boss]

Notice how people Eric Reid is telling us exactly what Kaep thinks and how the message is lost and people barely come to this thread

nikkas are more concerned with NBA vs NFL wars and using the protests to leverage dumbass arguments. We got c00ns like @AVXL now claiming that people angry about Kaep being boycotted are "aligned ideologically" with Trump supporters and racist cacs

Kap like

 

[Rell84shots]

They let cacs bully them into making it about unity, the message is about the oppression & police brutality that black people face. I focus on us because saying "people of color" makes it easier to push us to the back.

 

[Mortal1]

that's my safety :Ninerscry:

 

[TTT]

I don't think it was lost tbh, it was an issue the country actively avoids discussing. Any time people talk about "how" an issue is brought up as opposed to the actual issue itself you know it is It's like when media outlets dig in to the past of Trayvon or any of the other guys that were shot knowing fully well that adding that to the mix steers the conversation away from police tactics into endless debates about extraneous factors that the police officer would have known nothing about before they shoot. I will just leave this summary of polls taken during the civil rights movement. Notice that whether it was sit-ins, demonstrations etc the overall impression

http://www.crmvet.org/docs/60s_crm_public-opinion.pdf

Gallup Poll (AIPO) [May, 1961]
Do you think 'sit-ins' at lunch counters, 'freedom buses,' and other demonstrations by Negroes will hurt or help the Negro's chances of being integrated in the
South?
57% Hurt
28% Help
16%No opinion
Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization May 28-June 2, 1961, and based on
personal interviews with a national adult sample of 1,502. [US


gallup Poll (AIPO) [June, 1963]
DO YOU THINK MASS DEMONSTRATIONS BY NEGROES ARE MORE LIKELY TO HELP OR MORE LIKELY TO HURT THE NEGRO'S CAUSE FOR RACIAL EQUALITY?
27% HELP
60% HURT
4%MAKE NO DIFFERENCE (VOL.)
9%NO OPINION
Methodology: Conducted by Gallup Organization June 21-June 26, 1963, and based o
n personal interviews with a national adult sample of 1,606. [US

Gallup Poll (AIPO) [March, 1965]
How would you feel about clergymen in your own church taking part in protest marches on civil rights issues. Would you approve or disapprove of this?
33% Approve
56% Disapprove
12% No opinion


Harris Survey [August, 1966]
I'd like to ask you if you were in the same position as Negroes, if you think it would be justified or not to march and protest in demonstrations?
46% Justified
54% Not Justified
Subpopulation: Whites response

Harris Survey [October, 1966]
All in all, do you feel the demonstrations by Negroes on civil rights have helped more or hurt more in the advancement of Negro rights?
85% Hurts Negro
15% Helps Negro
Subpopulation: Whites

Religion And Civil Rights [January, 1967]
Negroes would be better off if they would take advantage of the opportunities that have been made available rather than spending so much time protesting.
7% Definitely disagree
11% Probably disagree
30% Probably agree
53%Definitely agree

 

[FLORIDA BOI]

great response from reid. him for being one of the first players to step out on that limb with kaep and still repping the original point of the protest

I got major respect for Reid for taking a knee with Kap

 

[LurkMoar]

truth

 

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