Twitter reacts to Trump calling Kaepernick a ‘son of a b*tch’ during Alabama speech

Sep 23, 2017
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On Friday, President Trump told the NFL that they should be firing players who protest during the national anthem. His exact words were, “get that son of a b—- off the field right now.”

Trump was holding a rally in Huntsville, Alabama, in support of incumbent Senator Luther Strange.

“Wouldn’t you love to see one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, say, ‘Get that son of a b—- off the field right now. Out, you’re fired!’”

Most people saw this as an attack on Colin Kaepernick though his name was not mentioned specifically.

Kaepernick’s mother, Teresa responded to a journalist’s tweet with the comment, “Guess that makes me a proud b—-!”

“Prediction: Not one NFL owner, not Roger Goodell will say one word about what [Trump] said about Kaep or other NFL players. Not. A. One,” ESPN’s Jemele Hill tweeted.

— James Comey drowned out by student protesters at Howard University — 

While Kaepernick has been criticized by those who saw his protest as un-American, he felt the need to stand up against police brutality and his protest has spread to other players.

Trump also spoke of how football games have become less violent than in the past.

“They’re ruining the game,” he said. He complained about players being thrown out of the game for aggressive tackles saying, “it’s not the same game.”

The reason that the game has become less violent is that studies have shown the tremendous damage that can be done to the brains of football players through physical trauma.

Fewer people watch football than they used to and Trump is convinced that it is all due to players protesting.

Here are some of the responses to his comments.

 

https://twitter.com/ShaunKing/status/911394957298192384

 

https://twitter.com/ava/status/911466674393665537

 

 

https://twitter.com/knicks148/status/911405604324995073

 

 

 

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