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  1. Sep 6

    We serve so that you can burn shoes and protest, as well for to protest police brutality bringing awareness to minority inequalities. PATRIOTISM HAS NO RACE, STATUS, NOR GENDER

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  2. Sep 7

    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

    7 replies 102 retweets 340 likes
  3. Sep 4
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    We support Kap. Can't say that you protect people's freedoms but put a limit on when or how they can use them.

    2 replies 96 retweets 297 likes
  4. Sep 6

    Because protest IS patriotic. I wouldn’t defend a country that stood, or kneeled, for anything less.

    1,469 replies 25,007 retweets 90,393 likes
  5. Sep 4

    Don’t give me that bullshit about Nike or Colin Kaepernick disrespecting the military..a green beret is the one who told him to kneel...this ain’t about us he made that clear...I got homies who never made the flight home...don’t use them for your arguments

    12 replies 223 retweets 668 likes

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  7. Sep 7

    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.

    5 replies 74 retweets 251 likes
  8. Sep 7

    We don’t do this for you to remain silent! Speak up for what’s right because once I take this uniform off I’m still a Black man in America.

    11 replies 142 retweets 311 likes
  9. Sep 5

    8 Years Active Duty Air Force...the uniform didn’t protect me from racism, discrimination or bigotry then and my Veteran status doesn’t protect me now

    20 replies 224 retweets 597 likes
  10. Sep 7

    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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  11. Sep 4
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    This is why he and other NFL players kneel. It was never about the flag or respecting and honoring Veterans. This is racism disguised as patriotism in the flesh.

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    This Man yelling at a Black woman veteran, during an event held by Abrams for veterans, and word is he has never even served. We can discuss the issues with US militarism but I’m not here for these idiots crying about confederate monuments while disrespecting Black women.
    2 replies 29 retweets 106 likes
  12. Sep 6

    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!

    4 replies 15 retweets 40 likes
  13. Sep 6

    Once a Marine always a Marine. I served my country honorably and proudly and I will not let racist, bigots, and political pundits to hijack my service in order to silence the voices of freedom and equality. You do not speak for me..

    6 replies 60 retweets 228 likes
  14. Sep 4

    I'm going to say this once. So hear me loud and unfollow me now if you disagree with my views. As a Air Force veteran of 6 years..... Peaceful nonviolent protests is the lifeblood of America. He's even put his resources behind his words. Kudos to Nike!

    7 replies 90 retweets 371 likes
  15. Sep 5

    Dear Civilians I’m not offended by anyone kneeling to peacefully protest injustice. Stop using troops and our pictures to boycott . Look at the bigger picture, some of us have family and friends that have been directly affected by this undue violence

    2 replies 37 retweets 113 likes
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  16. Sep 6

    Political dissent is a hallmark of freedom, one we swore to protect. Kap is a renegade for bucking the system & bringing attention to the inequalities which plague our nation. For all those opposed...

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  17. Sep 4
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    Wow. Nice use of Google, guy. Did you speak to all 20 million? You certainly didn't ask my opinion. Search and . You might surprise yourself. We swore an oath to the Constitution. Not a piece of cloth or a song.

    5 replies 27 retweets 118 likes
  18. Sep 7
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    You don’t speak for me. I’m a Vet who completed 2 tours to Afghanistan under OEF & one under OFS. I took an oath to support & defend the Constitution, including every American’s 1st Amendment right to free speech. I stand with and support

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  19. Sep 4
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    And can I add...please do not use my 20 years of military service to justify your racism and ignorance.

    7 replies 65 retweets 271 likes
  20. Sep 4

    I’m a vet, I served 3 tours in Iraq and I support . is brave for supporting him, and taking a stand against police violence. Taking a knee is not disrespecting a flag, it’s standing up for the rights we all fought to protect.

    13 replies 143 retweets 408 likes
  21. Sep 4

    meet this Retired Navy Chief. I served so that Kap can have his voice and speak on the INJUSTICE system.

    11 replies 96 retweets 287 likes

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