NFL Cowboys, 'Stand for Anthem or you're off the team'
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It's not specifically for this article. This article is just a perpetuation of the fake news. And everybody's falling for it.
Gator Fever
Senior Member
Hard to say. I could see Jones saying it and then refusing to talk about it anymore.
The fact that they are standing, immediately brands them as 'apostates' worthy of a shunning from all the other Jehovah Witness baseball enthusiasts in the stadium. No way they get into the Kingdom of Heaven with the other 144,000 lucky souls. No way.
My advice to them is to just go ahead and salute that muther fkkn flag and act like proud Americans. Go home and enjoy a little sodomy to boot, maybe blow it out at a swingers' club or two, 'cause there ain't no way they have any prospects for an afterlife. The odds are astronomically stacked against those who stand for the national anthem.
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Their job function is entertainment and standing for the anthem is part of the show.
I didn't know Kaepernick and Chris Jackson(Mahmoud Abdul Rauf) trolled this board.
I'm standing with BNA and I'm praying this doesn't severely affect your Post to Like ratio.
Gator2222
Well-Known Member
Religious exemptions are covered under Title VII of the Federal Civil Rights Act. The law has frequently been invoked by those who refuse to perform job duties due to religious objections. The general interpretation of the law states that the employer must make a concession so long as it does not create an undue hardship on the employer.
For instance, if an NFL player refused to work on Sundays because their religion holds that Sunday must be a day of rest then that would cause undue hardship on the employer and they could fire the player.
I think an owner and their horde of lawyers could make the case that a player not standing for the anthem would cause a substantial long term financial loss. In my opinion, they would have a pretty good chance of winning the case should one be brought to court. However, if they lost the case I would be willing to bet that politicians would be lining up to be the one that sponsored the legislation that amended the law. The new legislation would pass easily.
"Take pride in dislike's!" - Law, 2017
Makes you happy, doesn't it? You going to kneel again this year?
Kneel? For the anthem? For the flag that our fathers and brothers have bled for?
diehardg8r
Junior Member
Gotta love the religion that likes the Monster truck show but can't stand for the national anthem.
diehardg8r
Junior Member
Maybe fake news but I'd be willing to bet that it's already been communicated in the locker room.
I'm pretty sure there's a case out there involving a muslim who was a truck driver whose sole job was to deliver beer for a beer company. He claimed it violated his religious rights and they fired him. He sued the beer company and won. Aint this country great?
Yeah, I think that's more of a dislike for our countrie's traditions than religious limits.
I would allow them to stay in the locker room during these times if they object. No public demonstrations on my time.
Yes, that one. So, are you going to kneel again or do you feel you made your point?
Having spent 4 years in the Air Force and being a part of multiple drug counterdiction missions, a father that spent 30 years in the Army and retired as a command sargeant major, a grandfather who fought in the battle of Okinawa, and having several colleagues killed in the Khobar Tower bombings and other friends fked up from multiple special service tours of duty - i'm not going to even grace your spiteful rhetoric with another response.
Sensitive bunch here. Personal beliefs and differing ideologies don't matter, MURICA FIRST!!!!!!
*Then again, in the case of baking a f*cking cake, religious freedom is paramount.
