Gangstress · 41-45, F
Taking a Knee” is NOT by definition disrespectful. Soldiers “Take a Knee” to show respect for fallen comrades. People kneel in Church to pray and show respect.
Disrespect would be continuing to sit while the National Anthem is played.
Those that stand and then “Take a Knee,” both show respect and are making a statement that they feel needs to be make.
Disrespect would be continuing to sit while the National Anthem is played.
Those that stand and then “Take a Knee,” both show respect and are making a statement that they feel needs to be make.
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Gangstress · 41-45, F
@laotzu92 both defined as the same technique. either or
laotzu92 · M
@Gangstress right you are if you say you are (title of a Pirandello play which seems to capture this)
dale74 · M
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laotzu92 · M
@DazzaTheHutt Please note my private reply.
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MarineBob · 56-60, M
do they have more Rights the i do?
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Gangstress · 41-45, F
Ya put take a new instead of knee. But yeh i get ya.
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dale74 · M
Few understand why it is our national anthem you should under stand the point of view on the artist who wrote it.
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bijouxbroussard · F
@ChemDawg
I see it as disrespect or willingness to obey!
It was a decorated Green Beret, Nate Boyer, who suggested to Colin K that rather than sitting as a form of protest, kneeling would send the message of protest while still showing respect for our country. Taking a knee is non-violent, non-destructive and silent.
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