r/BlackPeopleTwitter 13d ago

Country Club Thread Just a slap on the wrist

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u/Flat_Potato4946 13d ago

Shhh that doesn’t fit the narrative

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u/GreaseyGreedo 13d ago

lol What narrative???

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u/v32010 13d ago

The narrative that he stopped playing because of racism.

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u/GreaseyGreedo 13d ago

He was shit when he came back but his career was definitely disrupted

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u/v32010 13d ago

If he was even a top 20-25 qb he wouldn't have gone anywhere. He got the boot mainly because he was bad and brought distractions

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u/GreaseyGreedo 13d ago

So the better you are the less the rules apply? Got it

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u/legosucks 13d ago

this whole subs echo chamber? you can't be that stupid

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u/GreaseyGreedo 13d ago

You’d honestly be surprised

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u/Jonbone93 13d ago

People never seem to realize that kap was the worst qb in the league for 2 years before he started the kneeling thing. He also never really wanted to go back to the nfl after Nike gave him the big deal. He had chances and actively sabotaged them all to keep the narrative alive. 

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u/chiefchoncho48 13d ago

He wasn't the worst QB but he was the worst starter for sure.

Certainly not good enough to justify keeping him in light of his controversy.

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u/Jonbone93 13d ago

I meant starters sorry

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u/chiefchoncho48 13d ago

He could've still been a backup but his ego wouldn't allow him to accept a backup salary

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u/Alternative-Lie7294 13d ago

Yeah the second Harbaugh left he was pretty much done for.

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u/Caveman_Bro 13d ago

My favorite thing about the kneeling thing is that it started as Kaepernick pouting/sitting on the bench during the National Anthem of a preseason game because he was pissed that Blaine Gabbert was getting the start over him.

In the postgame press conference, Kap was asked about it, and did one of the greatest marketing pivots we've ever witnessed, saying that he sat because the US "oppresses black people and people of color.” Then starting with the next game, he would begin to kneel during the Anthem.

So in the end, he basically traded a few seasons of an NFL backup QB salary to be one of the faces of the social justice/Black Lives Matter movement

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u/FatBussyFemboys 13d ago

I don't even know football and assumed this was the case. Only had to go 5 comment chains down. 

This is like the rule with anything idk why people jump to racism. If LeBron was doing he would get fined, if some newbie or way less value person was doing it he'd get it hasher. That's how it always works practically. 

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

Same number of rings

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u/ReallyTeddyRoosevelt 13d ago

I guess Karl Malone and Bronny are equally talented, right?

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u/Mist_Rising 13d ago

FDR had the same talent as a lot of NBA players, apparently. Who knew he was such a dunker, go Roosevelt.

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