Several white players have been openly supporting their black teammates during the ultra-contrived pre-season "national anthem protests." One is an all-too familiar cuck, Eagles DE, Chris Long. This is the same White Negro who, a few months back, refused to attend the White House visit after the Patriots won Superbowl 51 in order to "protest" Donald Trump. Here he is with his arm draped around his teammate, Malcolm Jenkins, as the oppressed black multi-millionare performs the "black power salute." Nice...
Here's what the has-been SJW/DE hybrid had to say about his little stunt. He mentions the meaningless term "equality" numerous times. Did he ever stop to think that if one group needs to fight for "equality," perhaps they aren't equal, but rather, inferior?
CHRIS LONG:
"It's just telling Malcolm, 'I am here for you,' and I think it's a good time for people who look like me to be here for people fighting for equality. I've heard a lot of people say you need white athletes to get involved in the anthem protests. I've said before I'll never kneel for an anthem, because the flag means something different for everybody in this country, but I support my peers. And if you don't see why you need allies for people that are fighting for equality right now, I don't think you'll ever see it. So my thing is, Malcolm is a leader, and I'm here to show support as a white athlete."
Derek Carr did some variation of Long's virtue signaling, placing his hand on the shoulder of Khalil Mack during the anthem...
Like Long, Derek Cuck blathered some nonsense about "love " and "unity" and "the children"...
DEREK CARR:
“Obviously, we're not protesting. You know, we're not doing anything like that. What we wanted to do is show all the kids that look up to me, look up to him, that white kids, black kids, brown kids, blue, green, doesn't matter, can all be loving to each other. And that's what me and Khalil are, we're best friends and we love one another. So, the only reason we did that is to unify people, and to unify the people that look up to us, because obviously, we see what's going on in the world, and obviously, everyone pays attention to the national anthem nowadays. And so, we just said, ‘Well obviously, this is the best time to do it,’ while still honoring our country, because I love this country more than anything. We're free to live here and play this game, but we're also free to show each other that we love one another, and I think that that's the message, and that's the only message we were trying to get out, is any kid, any family, any adult that follows us and looks up to us, we knew their eyes would be on us, and we wanted to show them that it's OK for a white kid and a black kid that come from two different neighborhoods to grow up and love one another and be best friends.”
Seattle OL, Justin Britt, did something similar with the odious, white-hating thug DE, Michael Bennett, during a recent anthem...
Here's what "Bolshevik Britt" had to say about his phony "support" for Da Blak Kommunitee. White Guilt 101...
JUSTIN BRITT:
"What Mike said, and how he said a white player should do it, that kind of triggered in my mind, because I see what's going on. We all do. And we all have choices whether to be an example or be a follower. I always tell kids: Don't be a follower. Be the one they're following. So whether it's good or bad in some eyes, I feel like I'm just supporting my teammate, supporting why he's doing it and his reasons, and trying to encourage others. I want to support him. I want to support what he stands for and his beliefs. I'm not foolish. I'm from Missouri. I get that things are different in that area than they are in some other areas. I'm not against what the flag means and veterans. My dad was in the Army. So I'm not putting any disrespect to them. I'm just trying to understand the issues, trying to educate myself more in that regard and showing support. And I'm going to continue to understand what's going on in the world and why it's happening. Because none of it's right. None of it's what should be happening. I'm going to continue talking with Mike and exploring and just helping myself understand things. I wanted to take a first step tonight. And that's what I felt like I did."
"Don't be a follower!" Yet he follows a bonafide buffoon like Bennett like a cucked white sheep.
"I don't want to disrespect the flag or vets!" But he's willing to offend anyone he needs to so that his black teammates will like him and I can earn diversity points. Go along to get along.
"Educate myself." / "Helping myself understand things." / "Continue to understand what's going on in the world." He's allegedly oblivious to all things black, even though he's spent his entire adult life around blacks in the NCAA and the NFL and could easily observe their many inferiority complexes, irrational fears, and the degenerate behavior that tends to get them in precarious situations with law enforcement. I don't buy it.
I hope these white players get what's coming to them, especially in the case of Long, who is a fringe player far past his prime and a multiple-time SJW offender given his "Trump protest" a few months back. I'd love to see him get cut in favor of one of his black brothers.
