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  1. 7 Sep 2018

    I'm sick of these people who believe the military is disrespected by Kaepernick & others kneeling. I'm a veteran and I support the right to kneel.

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  2. 8 Sep 2018

    Here's two

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  3. 6 Sep 2018

    I served so , and others, can protest.

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  4. 7 Sep 2018

    I can't speak for all veteran's, but I remember swearing an oath to defend the U.S. Constitution, this includes defending the 1st amendment, love him or hate him, Kap has the right to peacefully protest

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  5. 9 Sep 2018

    There are two things at work: 1: An American exercising his constitutional right to peacefully protest. 2: Those that want that right taken away. As an Army veteran, I took an oath to defend the former by destroying the latter. 🇺🇸

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  7. 9 Sep 2018

    I would never EVER stand up for bigots and bullies over the oath I took to defend the constitution. I served my country to defend it so I respect all who takes a knee or raise the fist cause that’s what’s America is all about✊

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  8. 5 Jun 2020

    As a veteran who has carried caskets for our fallen service members in Arlington + folded flags for their loved ones, I think Trump needs to learn the words to the National Anthem before lecturing anyone over their peaceful protest against systemic racism.

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  9. 8 Sep 2018

    I served 3 years in the Army, including service in the Persian Gulf War and I support Colin Kaepernick and all those who peacefully protest. ❤️🇺🇸

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  10. 8 Sep 2018

    36 years total service, 2 Afghanistan tours, 1 Iraq, and I support and will defend the constitution against ALL enemies; foreign and domestic

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  11. 7 Sep 2018

    Land of the free because of the brave . When I enlisted I swore to defend the constitution - including the 1st amendment . And I do have a problem with police brutality being swept under the rug.

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  12. 5 Sep 2018

    Did you know? 🇺🇸

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  13. 6 Sep 2018

    Because the blood, sweat, and tears that were shed are for the freedom of everyone! Land of the free not of the slave! Love Everyone!

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  14. 6 Sep 2018

    Because I've served 19 years and deployed 4 times in defense of the constitution and EVERYONE'S right to protest! And no, i do not feel disrespected by players kneeling, im actually proud to see people exercising the rights I fought for!

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  15. 6 Sep 2018

    This is why takes a knee.

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  16. 5 Sep 2018

    15 years in the Air Force. 3 deployments & countless TDYs. Wasn't there for my Veteran father's last days on Earth because I was deployed. Got called a NIGGER last week in America. Don't tell me how I'm supposed to feel about

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  17. 6 Sep 2018

    I deployed to Iraq for his right to kneel as is the right of every American to peacefully protest. Patriotism isn’t about supporting a country or a flag, but the principles they were founded on.

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  18. 16 Nov 2019

    As veterans, we swore an oath to support and defend the Constitutional rights of all citizens to speak freely and protest.

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  19. 9 Sep 2018

    Y’all already know where I stand on this issue. There’s nothing more American than a peaceful protest

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  20. 5 Sep 2020

    We are not losers and suckers!

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  21. 7 Sep 2018

    Even though I don't agree with it, I respect it because he is standing up for what he believes in. I will always stand for the flag but I respect those more now who are using their 1st amendment to address an issue that is bigger than themselves.

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