Naval Special Warfare Command is suspending its support of the Navy SEAL Museum in Fort Pierce, Florida days after a video showing SEAL dogs attacking a man wearing a Colin Kaepernick jersey in a demo there went viral on social media.
The museum is conducting a review of the demonstration, which showed military working dogs attacking a man in Kaepernick's San Francisco 49ers jersey. Kaepernick famously refused to stand during "The Star-Spangled Banner," citing protest of racial inequality.
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ReplyDeleteI really don't see the problem here. What I'm seeing these days is a double standard and that needs to stop!
ReplyDeleteUnacceptable behavior. Dumb, too.
ReplyDeletePerfectly acceptable behavior the Navy boss should be fired
DeleteDitto... 12:26.
DeleteWHITE guy covering his job and ass from a bunch of black misfits blm. Although most of those are WHITE.
ReplyDeleteSorry you PC Pussies, this is what REAL MEN do.
ReplyDeleteGO SEALS!
Seriously? We are so ridiculously hyper sensitive little 13 year old girls.
ReplyDelete11:45, Absolutely. Naval SWC should not drop their support for such an insignificant incident. Politically Correct bullshoot.
ReplyDeleteThe shirt was used to get the dogs upset and biting. These Dogs are very patriotic animals and love America. They are upset that not only does the fool hate America, but also disrespects the flag that thousands of men have did defending!
ReplyDeleteDogs and kids. They always know.
DeletePeople waiting to cancel something or someone. Meanwhile know one post videos of drug dealers poisoning our streets. Why? People post pictures of out of state tag during lockdown, cars parked crooked, not returning a car, person incorrectly wearing a mask but never a dope dealer. Simple reason. COWARDS...
ReplyDeleteNowhere near an acceptable code of conduct for Naval Special Warfare so the decision was pretty easy.
ReplyDeleteIt’s not uncommon to use symbols of The enemies of America as a training tool perfectly fine
DeleteYou are correct. But the enemy is not an American citizen exercising their rights, however distasteful, under the Constitution. That’s the issue, not the dog showing it’s attack skills.
DeleteIt was just a shirt idiot.
Delete4:14 Citizen on paper, he is an enemy hiding behind the rights of the constitution. These people need to be exposed for what they are and stripped of their citizenship!
DeleteHmmmm. So if it was a #12 Terry Bradshaw jersey....oh never mind, of couse nothing would have been said!
ReplyDeleteYep Yep.
Those dogs are well trained. They know better, they would be afraid to bite Terry bring fearful of getting bit back.
DeleteI thought the attack was a great exercise for the Dog
ReplyDeleteProud of this demonstration of Patriotism! Too bad Kaepernick wasn't wearing it!
ReplyDeleteYes !!!! 104
DeleteThe Shield's nonverbal communication over the prior 49ers QB spoke volumes. Mess with the Shield - no more job. A small payoff took place - yet the prior NFL QB still doesn't have a job.
ReplyDeleteThe Shield is a world of their own, generates lots of revenue via TV and don't need fans in the stands. Thats just pocket change paying the minimum wage hospitality folks working the stadium.
The 32 owners laugh every day to the bank.
This is Article 15 stuff. The handlers should have known better.
ReplyDeleteNot at all just a training aid not the first time they used an enemy of the country as a training tool
Delete1136, yes we get it. LOL the Navy Seals are Nazis now because they disagree with your stance. Doofus
ReplyDeleteOf course the Seals should drop their support. The military is rising above the political fray so they can focus on their #1 jobs. Protecting us from our enemies. You bozos are the ones that want to keep dragging them into these petty arguments.
No doofus I was referring to their boss ... now go color
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