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Posted on: September 24, 2017 at 13:11:47 CT

90Tiger STL

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u think the noble owners will maintain the policy of allowing this?

They'll do whatever drives revenue.

So you're saying a 2nd string LB who plays on Special Teams may not have been allowed to protest?

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People have a right to protest. Athletes are no exception. - 90Tiger MU - 9/24 13:02:37

Well sports are very different - meatiger MU - 9/24 13:10:10

And if the public decides to not show up or ratings drop, yo - 90Tiger MU - 9/24 13:11:47

Of course - meatiger MU - 9/24 13:16:17

Most of these employees are exceptional at what they are - MrTruman2U MU - 9/24 13:08:08

Firing an employee that may help him win is not stupid. - jonesin - 9/24 13:15:51

Conduct detrimental to the team. Easy. - Emoji Man MSU - 9/24 13:10:56

It's not unconstitutional - Ferg STL - 9/24 13:10:35

HIs post is typical, unfortunately. No clue at all what the - 90Tiger MU - 9/24 13:12:52

It isn't unconstitutional for owners to do that. The consti - 90Tiger MU - 9/24 13:10:15

Wrong (nm - Savage MU - 9/24 13:10:07

People are fired all the time for saying or - Ferg STL - 9/24 13:05:26

So? I don't see any NFL players getting fired.(nm) - TigerMatt MU

- 9/24 13:09:53

Just Kaepernick. I'm not saying - Ferg STL - 9/24 13:15:36

Yes just as it is the owners' right to allow the - TigerMatt MU

- 9/24 13:25:19

of course (nm) - 90Tiger MU - 9/24 17:35:11

of course it is. It's a business decision. - Ferg STL - 9/24 13:29:06

If the public were to have backlashed and revenues tank, - 90Tiger MU - 9/24 13:13:33

Sure, but they allow their employees to make - TigerMatt MU

- 9/24 13:22:23

BINGO(nm) - MUGuy2004 STL - 9/24 13:08:40