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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. 1 Oct 2018
  3. 11 Nov 2018

    “As a Vet, I don't think Kaepernick is disrespecting Veterans at all, he is expressing what a lot of us feel"

  4. 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.

  5. Sep 4
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    Which is why there are so many of us still supporting him.

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  7. Sep 5
  8. “We want to hear what [veterans] think of the new campaign and how [veterans] have been invoked in reactions to N.F.L. player kneeling. Share your perspectives with us for a coming story.”

  9. 26 Sep 2018

    But y’all say there’s no “privilege” or everybody is treated equal.

  10. 3 Sep 2018

    Proud to say I’m a former US Navy JAG

  11. Kneeling started because Kaepernick LISTENED TO THE SUGGESTION OF THE GREEN BERET WHO ASKED HIM TO. It’s respectful.

  12. 8 Sep 2018
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  14. 9 Sep 2018
  15. REtweet if you agree this is Stupidest tweet ever? Or do nothing and let these idiots run the conversation Plus... Freedom isn’t concealed carry throwing a pistol on table at a restaurant. FREEDOM actually is

  16. 6 Sep 2018

    "many veterans saying the 49ers quarterback's right to free speech was exactly what they swore to defend." Colin Kaepernick is getting a ton of support from military veterans via

  17. 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!

  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.

  19. 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. 🇺🇸

  20. 6 Sep 2018

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