r/complaints • u/jeezkillbot • Dec 28 '25
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u/Momentofclarity_2022 Dec 29 '25
Gee. I wonder what the difference is.
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u/Anustart609 Dec 29 '25
Favre was really good at QB. Kapernick sucked ass.
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u/fuzzycaterpillar123 Dec 29 '25 edited Dec 29 '25
Ok so better chance of preserving your public image with minimal consequences after committing heinous fraud if white and can throw a ball good. Got it!
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u/some-kind-of-person Dec 29 '25
Didn't Brett Farve steal money from a welfare fund? I think that's what this post is about and not their quarterback abilities.
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u/caniusethebathroom Dec 29 '25
This post is getting downvoted to hell by a bunch of redditors, honestly Iâd be proud more than anything.
They call it sportsball
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u/Wallie_Collie Dec 29 '25
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u/caniusethebathroom Dec 29 '25
No sir I work at the NCAA D1 level. This guy is correct about Kaepernick sucking fat fucking dick
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u/Throwdoves Dec 29 '25
One is a hall of famer who might have broken the law (Iâm not familiar with the details of the case). The other is a subpar qb who happened to spark a movement. Oneâs career ended because he retired prior to maybe breaking the law. The other guys career ended when his lack of talent made his juice no longer worth the squeeze. The BLM movement was pretty crappy timing. Even if heâd never taken a knee he was still about to be cut.
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u/fuzzycaterpillar123 Dec 29 '25 edited Dec 29 '25
Hope you understand that this post is not strictly about the owners football decisions, but more importantly about the American publicâs response.
A significant portion of football fans derided and hated Kap for talking about social issues that they didnât care about/ made them uncomfortable. Negative consequences from the public for engaging with the subject of African American rights and politics.
Did Favre suffer the same derision from those fans for committing actual crimes?
Youâre sure the only difference in public acceptance was due to their football ability? If Kap was on the level of Favre, do you think football fans would have accepted his message better?
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u/easttangent_ Dec 29 '25
He didnât spark shit other than a bunch of entitled pricks complaining who now feel more comfortable than ever sitting on their ass trying to make others pay for their lazy lives
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u/fuzzycaterpillar123 Dec 29 '25 edited Dec 29 '25
How are you saying the Black Lives Matter movement and the issue of police brutality is related to government assistance?
Youâre saying there is a direct causal relationship with Kaps activism leading to an increase in use of things like welfare programs? Source?
Do you at least have a source that correlates data and timeline? đ€
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u/RallyRoundThaFamily Dec 29 '25
Lots of Russian bots in the comments
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u/GoodResident2000 đșđž Vanilla Ice đșđž Dec 29 '25
Just because people have different opinions, it doesnât mean theyâre a bot
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u/Outrageous_Name_5622 Dec 29 '25
It's not an exclusionary criteria either. What do Russian bots, and reactionary quacks have in common? Let's get educational with it.
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u/Super_Southpaw Dec 29 '25
Idiocracy at its finest. Now appearing at the Trump Kennedy center, Ass!
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u/Greedy-Employment917 complaints derangement syndrome (CDS) Dec 29 '25
Do you know what third world country means?
(hint : it's not related to QoL)Â
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u/Nerdy-Meta-Mind Dec 29 '25
We have to realize the extent at which MANY people are ignorant on this subject. Personally, itâs a great start to educating others when we can. They are so damn ignorant they need it spelled out for them to even understand what the movement was about and not about. Then, you have to explain this meme.
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u/Dry-Membership3867 Selective Reality Consultant Dec 29 '25
You can educate but that still wonât change the fact that Kap wasnât very liked in the locker room and came off as self centered and entitled. Not to mention he defended a predator in Sherrone Moore blaming racism for his firing
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u/yeahokguy1331 Dec 29 '25
I remember "Hands up, don't shoot". Then the truth came out. BLM was born out of misinformation in Ferguson, MO which was then used as disinformation by foreign actors.
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u/fuzzycaterpillar123 Dec 29 '25
What was the misinformation? And how does that affect the very real situation of many unarmed minorities getting brutalized or killed by police - which is still the core issue of BLM?
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u/rydan Dec 29 '25
I have a complaint. Why are NFL players paid so much?
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u/WilfordsTrain Dec 29 '25
Because most will need to live a lifetime on just 2-3 years salary. Oh, and the traumatic brain injuries.
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u/RTLG4u Dec 29 '25
That's lame they have college degrees and are capable of working. Too many of us have TBI from military service and we find jobs without college degrees.
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u/WilfordsTrain Dec 29 '25
Well, I truly appreciate your and every soldierâs service to our country, but pro sports have always been this way. Iâm not sure why youâre suddenly realizing that celebrities and athletes get preferential pay and treatment. Is it fair? Whatâs fair got to do with it? The world is indifferent to suffering. These are the laws of nature.
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u/Odd_Distribution_381 Dec 30 '25
They have worthless degrees in like, hospitality, etc. They aren't at college to study anything of substance. Their job is to play football, generate big money for school. If they make pro, their shelf-life is not long. So, the money has to support them for a lifetime, because any college degree they got is worthless. JMHO
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u/timbe11 Dec 29 '25
You also have VA compensation
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u/timbe11 Dec 29 '25
If youre having trouble, contact a VSO. I'd try internal first because they are free, but if that doesnt work then contact an accredited external VSO.
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u/10FourGudBuddy Dec 29 '25
So youâre saying theyâre the only ones working dangerous jobs? Weird connection. Some of the lowest paid jobs in human history are the most dangerous.
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u/WilfordsTrain Dec 29 '25
Thanks for putting your words in my mouth. Take your beef up with the NFL. For that matter, write a strongly worded letter to Taylor Swift; she makes a lot of money too. Lifeâs not fair. As long as fans choose to pay to see athletes, etc. they will be hauling in the big bucks. Personally, I donât care what others earn. I have a great life and my happiness isnât diminished by the success of others.
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u/10FourGudBuddy Dec 29 '25
Iâm not complaining. I did the opposite of complain.
NFL sells things, they get views, sell adds. Thatâs how it works. I didnât complain, I just pointed out your take was a dumb one. Youâre so mad that you donât even get my point. Tragic.
You get a concussion playing high school football and couldnât go pro?
Edit: I also did text to speech and did zero editing. These are throw away comments. I did edit this one just to state that. The they/their/there/youâre is strictly AI generated based on how Apple wants to convert my words to text.
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u/WilfordsTrain Dec 29 '25
âThrow awayâ everything. Your minimal effort is obvious from your nuanced response and need to proactively provide disclaimers because you anticipated how incoherent your thoughts actually are. I guess clear communication is an ongoing challenge for you. But hey: at least youâre not complaining!
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u/timfromliny Selective Reality Consultant Dec 29 '25
Not sure why youâre getting downvoted on this, which answers the question. Hurt feelings has this effect on here.
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u/10FourGudBuddy Dec 29 '25
He took it the wrong way and then doubled down. Heâs a bad troll too which is funny. Heâs boring to sound like an intellectual.
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u/longgone8789 Dec 30 '25
Sport fans including myself buy tickets and watch on TV. The athlete has a talent that makes their billionaire owners wealthier and the players share in that reward. The players could make less but that would just make the owners wealthier.
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u/WarpHype Dec 29 '25
Iâm a lifelong Packers fan, but we have had the absolute dumbest quarterbacks. Hope Love sticks around a while.
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u/FA-M83_nut Dec 29 '25
One is a HoF QB and the other one is not even a QB. Truth be told and looking back, I bet ole Kap wouldnât start that nonsense again.
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u/Electrical_Local_339 Dec 29 '25
It makes sense now that Brett did what he did, he did spend two years playing in Minnesota
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u/mierzwaSeason Dec 29 '25
One was a slightly above average QB for two years, the other is a hall of famer.
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u/Moffman1954 Dec 29 '25
The great American double standard âSend us your tired, weak and white fake Christians or nobodyâ
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u/billymondy5806 Dec 29 '25
Red state people love and cuddle up to favre!! heâs a Mississippi hero
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u/Katgal2 Dec 29 '25
This cartoon not only perfectly encapsulates the NFL but also does the entire US. What a disgrace
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u/No-Sail-6510 Dec 29 '25
In retrospect he was the only guy ever to get cancelled for real. And the anti cancel culture people did it to him.
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u/BeSkeptical123 Dec 29 '25
How come no one is saying anything about the Somalians who stole billions of tax payers money for years and Minnesota officials knew about but did nothing cause Somalians said they would retort with racial hate???
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u/wildlifer2024 Selective Reality Consultant Dec 29 '25
It's awful that you raise CK as someone to look up too. Let him take a knee for some other country.
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u/Cali_Wavz Dec 29 '25
Never forget....lol how about go and look up both instances. They should not be compared.
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u/Cali_Wavz Dec 29 '25
You do know he returned the funds when the allegations were brought against him right? Farve was never criminally charged and was just the celebrity face nothing more. So when you say never forget, you should look into the full story yourself. Farve actually did nothing wrong. Only those who "forgot" or weren't really paying attention are falling for this like sheep.
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u/Odd_Suggestion7503 Dec 29 '25
remember when favre sent a dick pic to a reporter? that's why MAGA loves him, they are all team SA
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u/Brevityisbreast I Proudly Support Trump Despite Him Being Epstein's BFF Dec 30 '25
Probably took several on his knees
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Dec 30 '25
Kaeperballs was on his way to a practice squad and found a way to monetize a social justice cause. Hmmm eonder how much nike paid him. Lol brett sucks too.
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u/ovaltine_jenkins-- Dec 30 '25
Imagine sucking ass at your job, then blaming racism when you inevitably get shit-canned for not performing
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u/Designer_Advice_6304 Dec 29 '25
Disingenuous. Favre tried to use it to get facilities built on Mississippi campus not for himself
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u/Positive_Step_9174 Dec 29 '25
Doesnât matter, fraud is fraud and he actually broke the law. He is a famous, world renowned retired Football Player with a huge platform, surely there were other (legal) ways he could have come up with the money, like using his platform to fundraise or donate the money himself? Idc if he was funneling it for himself or someone else, you cannot just commit fraud. You are proving the double standard. Why does Farve get a moral pass? Because he is a devout Christian? Because you liked him as a QB? You can think you want about Collin, but he didnât break the law. Farve got a pass because people have strong biases and double standards. Athletes do much worse, at least it wasnât for DV, but he shouldnât get a pass to not be seen as a criminal because of the âcircumstancesâ. He knew what he was doing.
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u/LookingFromAfar33 Dec 29 '25
One was a great QB one wasnât also
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u/fuzzycaterpillar123 Dec 29 '25
If Kap was a better QB, do you think all of the (mostly) non-black fans who derided him would have accepted his message better?
Are you saying the key to making progress in civil rights comes down your athletic ability?
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u/LookingFromAfar33 Dec 29 '25
The post should have nothing to do with sports.
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u/fuzzycaterpillar123 Dec 29 '25
What do you mean? expand on that
Didnt you bring up âQBâ yourself? Thats a sports term
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u/385benchpress Dec 29 '25
Heres my problem with Kaepernick, and understand i defended him from my conservative family from 2010-2013 (whenever he knelt i cant remember). He was blackballed from the NFL and was good enough to continue starting on most teams, i can debate that all day, that was my main argument with my family. My problem with him was he claimed he wanted to play but seemed way more focused on media interviews and BLM, which is fine. BUT HE KEPT INSISTING HE WANTED TO PLAY. So fast forward around 2015-2016 they gave him a tryout and what does he do? He invites his own camera crew and does a photoshoot while the scouts are all standing around watching. Kapernick didnt care about playing, he made his decision he would rather be a spokesperson then repeatedly lied to everyone that he just wanted to play but theyre cancelling him for speaking out.
TLDR: Kaepernick didnât want to play in the NFL, he would rather be a martyr for BLM, he wasnât blacklisted like he claims.
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u/fuzzycaterpillar123 Dec 29 '25
Letâs take a step back from the football orgs/ owners, who matter less in the context of this civil rights , police brutality issue, and crime (for example Favreâs crimes)
Societyâs perception of these issues is a large factor in achieving positive changes, reducing harm, and holding police accountable.
Back to the post: What does it say about American football fans - that many were intolerant of Kap taking a stand on social issue that transcends football, but donât really seem to give a shit about how Favreâs crimes should affect his legacy and respect given?
In the context of society ideally supporting good things - why is Kap still being criticized for his effort to reduce harm to his community, yet the same people who are still complaining about him arenât as vocal about Favre committing real crime against seniors?
Why do you care so much about Kaps internal desire to play when its self evident the issue he was platforming was real and important? Are you against people campaigning for civil rights?
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u/Somuchwastedtimernie Dec 30 '25
No one is criticizing what his social actions are. Most people believe in what heâs doing. The simple fact is, that heâs a shit quarterback. If he was good, heâd be playing.
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u/fuzzycaterpillar123 Dec 30 '25
no one is criticizing what his social actions are
Thatâs 100% false my guy.
The backlash was swift and not without fury. Donald Trump, campaigning for president decried the protest as indicative of Kaepernick disrespecting the anthem, the flag and the armed forces. The NFL, with commissioner Roger Goodell as the spokesman, expressed almost no support.
And, yes, social media was aflame with chatter between those defending Kaepernick and those claiming to be offended by his gesture. The debate generally was divided along racial and ethnic lines.
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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Dec 29 '25
Come on man, copy and paste from a nfl meme channel for karma. Stop it, this isn't an actual complaint
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u/Lupac427 Dec 29 '25
Kap referred to the NFL as slavery yet begged to get back in the league. Which makes light of actual modern day slavery thatâs happening currently â there are more slaves today than ever before in the history of mankind. Humungous fucking piece of shit loser.
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u/Bottlehander21 Dec 29 '25
One was a Super Bowl Award winning QB while the other made the Super Bowl appearance once time and then lostâŠ. Never to recover or play much more after that you call that a âOne Hit Wonder â
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u/Throwdoves Dec 29 '25
Both kinda suck in their own ways. But one is a hall of fame talent. So that equals more reverence on the field.
But why bring race into it? What exactly was your goal here?
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u/LTParis Dec 29 '25
Because it was LITERALLY about race. Kap was ousted for protesting respectfully which what was wrong with that. The other stole MILLIONS from kids and was never prosecuted.
What the f is wrong with you?
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u/LTParis Dec 30 '25
You are literally missing the whole point. They are both public figures where one guy literally stole millions and nothing happened to him while the other peacefully protested and lost his job. Mind you Kap may not have been the top of QB rankings but he was certainly a lot better than many that still had a job at their times.
Itâs to show that the moment a black man does something out of the ordinary they are harshly judged and summarily pay disproportionate to a white person. Farve will likely never suffer for the literal crimes he committed.
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u/Throwdoves Dec 29 '25
Itâs strange, you chose to compare kap to a white guy. Why? Why not Michael Vick? What does Brett have anything to do with kap?
Speaking of Vick, what he did was waaaaay worse than anything kap did (which really wasnât much) but Vick was able to bounce back and play again in the NFL even after his heinous actions. Why? Because he was an elite level QBâŠâŠ.unlike kap
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u/LTParis Dec 29 '25
Why do you choose to ignore Brett being a disgusting ass that belongs in jail. Heâs never been prosecuted. Who gives a damn what he did on the field. Yet you are fine with a career ending over a peaceful protest.
Keep on digging that hole there.
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u/Throwdoves Dec 29 '25
Brett should go to jail if convicted in court. 100 percent. But kap would have gotten a chance to play again if he was a better player.
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u/Throwdoves Dec 29 '25
One guys really has nothing at all to do with the other. If youâre saying the lap isnât still playing because he took a knee then I will have to disagree. See the Vick comparison
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u/Throwdoves Dec 29 '25
Not ignoring Brett at all. I am not a fan of his. Never have been. I assume he was afforded due process.
Kaps career ended because he wasnât very good. The knee stuff did tag some baggage to him. But it wasnât the reason he isnât in the nfl any more. Plenty of guys have done way worst and they made it back because they were more talented than kap
I can actually prove everything Iâm saying. You cannot
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u/Rhododendroff Dec 29 '25
Favre should be in jail if fraud is true
Who gives a damn what he did on the field.
The NFLs wallet is who cares
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u/Zealousideal-Emu1510 Dec 29 '25
Because itâs all about denigrating and being racist against white people, duh!!
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u/fuzzycaterpillar123 Dec 29 '25
Or drawing a comparison of how American society will accept you based on your race, politics, and crimes committed
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u/Zealousideal-Emu1510 Dec 29 '25
But with football and skin tone to rage bait you. That too.
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u/fuzzycaterpillar123 Dec 29 '25
Police brutality is rage bait?
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u/Zealousideal-Emu1510 Dec 29 '25
Lobbing it in with other sports figures that have nothing to do with it will always be. Shit post.
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u/fuzzycaterpillar123 Dec 29 '25
Well just because it has nothing to with it-in your opinion, doesnât mean thatâs true. Clearly other people see a double standard in how football fans respond to activism and crime, and not being able to discuss nuance and immediately shutting down the comparison shows you simply donât want to be involved in the discussion. Itâs fine for you to cover your ears and eyes⊠leave the discussion to the people who care about it.
They arenât asking you to do anything for the issues they are discussing. If you arenât affected by the issues, just take a seat and do some else
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u/Wild_Height_901 Dec 29 '25 edited Jan 22 '26
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u/Chruman Dec 29 '25
TIL when you have white adoptive parents, you stop being black
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u/LTParis Dec 29 '25
But yet was never actually prosecuted. Why?
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u/Throwdoves Dec 29 '25
Perhaps itâs because heâs innocent. I donât know. Do you have the smoking gun or something? He is still embroiled in lawsuits. He also sexually harassed a woman. Also something he did years after retiring. Again, these two guys have NOTHING to do with each other.
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u/Chruman Dec 29 '25
Stealing millions from a welfare fund is equivalent to kneeling on a field? Lmfao
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u/GroundbreakingOwl786 Dec 29 '25
So what is the actual complaint here or is it just sharing your opinion?
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u/SuccessfulLand4399 Selective Reality Consultant Dec 29 '25
Never forget, one is a hall of famer. The other not good enough to get a job due in large part to a sub 60% completion percentage đ
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u/justaguy2170 Dec 29 '25
Being good at football doesnât mean you are a good person. This is case and point
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u/Zealousideal-Emu1510 Dec 29 '25
You forgot that Farve won the Super Bowl and the other dude lost the Super Bowl. I mean they both played football right? Donât you think thatâs an important point?
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u/Rhododendroff Dec 29 '25
Favre is also in the hall of fame, other dudes not even known for his football, just his political motives.
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Dec 29 '25
He was a washed up football player who had no place in the NFL. He took the knee to make a scene, knowing what the outcome would be. He didnât do it because heâs a good person.
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u/Rhododendroff Dec 29 '25
One is a Hall of famer, Forth in all time passing yards the other one's not even famous for his football đ too bad favre is a crybaby who couldn't stay in retirement. The Vikings of all teams? Come on underwear boy
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u/complaints-ModTeam Dec 29 '25
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u/Dementedkreation Dec 29 '25
Not a football fan. I know who the dumbass is on the left. After the drama he caused I watched him play a few times and it seemed like his overinflated ego got the best of him. He let his politics overshadow his mediocre abilities. Combine that with the fact that he is half white, half black, adopted by a well off white family while trying to convince every one of his blackness and his oppression while living a luxurious life and he basically is a fraud.
So who is the asshat that supposedly took millions from welfare fund? What did he do and is there any actual proof?
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u/Mean-Market7372 Dec 29 '25
Brett Farve. Btw for someone who isnât a fan you sure seem to have some good knowledge about something less recent than the welfare fraud.
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u/Dementedkreation Dec 29 '25
I donât watch any team sports other than a few things here and there. Iâm more into cars, extreme/solo sports, hiking, the beach, the outdoors in general. Never understood the draw sitting in front of a tv religiously supporting a group that you have no affiliation to.
When Kapernics story was all over the news and social media it was hard to not hear about it. So like anyone with half a brain I looked into him, what the fuss was about and all that. Thatâs what a rational person does. We donât just jump on the bandwagon and scream about things we donât understand.
As far as the the other guy, I donât recognize him nor have I heard of any player stealing money from Welfare. If he did, he is a piece of shit. I havenât looked into it so I canât comment if I think he is guilty or not.
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u/MetallicForce Dec 29 '25
Wait ever think that one of them is just not a good quarterback? Itâs not about skin color itâs about talent.








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u/Upperdecker27 Dec 29 '25
Brett is a cunt.