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Colin Kaepernick Desperate To Get Back Into NFL Slavery · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So Colin Kaepernick is still trying to get back into the NFL, which is
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  a strange thing, isn't it. It's just very odd considering that he's compared
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  the NFL to slavery. I mean, on his Netflix series he said this
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  quote, What they don't want you to understand is what's being established is a
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  power dynamic. Before they put you on the field, teams poke proud and
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  examine you, searching for any defect that might affect your performance. No boundary
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  respected, no dignity left intact. Well, just wait until he gets his
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  first prostate exam, and I'm sure he'll be sad to learn that he's not
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  going to get a big check after either. The players are seen walking into
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  a cotton field in Chains where a slave owner is auctioning off the men to
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  other slave owners, which is exactly like the NFL, except the players get
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  millions of dollars and it's absolutely nothing like being a slave, and says the
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  team's poke proud and examine you. Yeah, they're paying you millions of dollars.
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  They want to know that you're able to fulfill your contract. They're not
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  paying millions and millions of dollars to write slam poetry, or I don't know,
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  be a revolutionary communist. I mean it's a physical job. Obviously,
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  they're gonna want to know that you can do the job. I'm just gonna
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  pause it for one second to say, subscribe to the channel, especially if
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  you're watching on Rumble. Let's take a look at this sam article here from
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  Yahoo Sports. Colin Kaepernick's Humble Jets letter offers more reason for admiration and reminds
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  us he's not going away. And I think that's kind of what this is
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  about, at just not wanting to go away, no matter how much people
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  actually want him to. Aside from this journalist, because this is the guy
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  who called out his white adoptive parents as racist. Of course that's why they
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  adopted him, because they're because they're racist. Wait a second, that doesn't
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  make any sense. He said, quote, I know my parents loved me,
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  but there were still very problematic things that I went through. Or maybe
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  he's the problem. Maybe he's problematic. Maybe the problem is that he's woke
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  and he's been trained to find racism in literally everything. And we know what
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  they woke think. If you're white, you're racist. That's just the end
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  of the story, and in woke world, it doesn't matter how much your
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  parents love you, you've still got to denounce them. Now, we also
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  know that Kaepernick is a Marxist, but of course that's never stopped him from
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  turning that Marxist idealism into cold hard cash. Now, let's take a look
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  at this letter that he wrote to Joe Douglas, New York Jets. Joe,
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  I hope this letter finds you in great spirits despite the less than ideals.
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  You know what, let's rewrite this to make it more authentic. I
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  hope this letter finds you in great spirits, comrade, despite this less than
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  ideals start to a big season. I'm wishing you, you're staff, and
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  the proletariat a great game this weekend as you look to bounce back and death
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  to America. I'm writing, of course, in response to the unfortunate loss
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  of capitalist pig Aaron Rodgers. I know the aspirations of the season were and
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  still are, to win a championship and hopefully sees the means of production.
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  Anyway, I think you get the point here. Now. I don't think
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  it's very likely that Kapernick is going to get a contract because Foe thing.
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  He's thirty five, he hasn't played in like ten years, nine years or
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  something, and he really only had one decent season. So really, ultimately
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  this is just looking kind of sad wants his motivation. Did all that Nike
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  money run out? Did BLM end up buying a house with some of it?
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  And that's the thing, you know, if you're hanging around with Marxis,
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  well, I can tell you there's nobody who loves your money more than
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  a communist. Maybe all those communies that he's been bounding around with him have
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  been leaching off him the whole time. Marks himself was a famous freeloader,
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  So I don't know, maybe he's just getting desperate for money. Maybe now
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  the NFL doesn't seem so oppressive after all, and I guess maybe. I
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  mean, there's a lesson in this. If you're applying for your old job,
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  it's probably best if you hadn't called your old boss a slave master.
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  Anyway, that's all I got to say about that. Please subscribe, like
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  I will see you next time.