“Sacrifice Everything?” Kaepernick Peddles His OWN, Non-Nike T-Shirts

Wow. Colin Kaepernick is SUCH a hero.

Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. #JustDoIt pic.twitter.com/SRWkMIDdaO

— Colin Kaepernick (@Kaepernick7) September 3, 2018

I’m still unclear on what, exactly, Colin Kaepernick sacrificed.

But WHATEVER.

He sacrificed everything (or something) and now he has his own line of $175 t-shirts.

TRUE HEROISM.

Limited edition, embroidered, stitched, official #IMWITHKAP Jerseys available for PRE-SALE now! Limited quantity . 20% of all proceeds go to @yourrightscamp. Thank you for your continued support! Shop at https://t.co/DkVikwsc2E. Link in bio. pic.twitter.com/BBU8HcrZC7

— Colin Kaepernick (@Kaepernick7) September 10, 2018

Official #IMWITHKAP Jerseys available for PRE-SALE now! Limited Edition. 20% of all proceeds go to @yourrightscamp. Thank you for your continued support! Shop at https://t.co/xr8M9wiOiq. Link in bio. pic.twitter.com/wPwSvuY7yv

— Colin Kaepernick (@Kaepernick7) September 10, 2018

According to this:

The Know Your Rights Camps is a group founded by Kaepernick and features various speakers at events in select cities throughout the country. Kaepernick’s new jerseys were launched with the premise that some of the proceeds will go to fund the events — but there are more than few inconsistencies.

On Kaepernnick’s own Instagram account (seen above) it says 20% of the profits will go to the camps. But when you visit the point-of-purchase site it states all shirts are sold out and ALL of the profits will go to the camps. Kaepernick even tweeted about it with the note about all profits blaring across the image:

Thank you 2 each & every 1 of you that supported this journey. The Official Limited Edition #IMWITHKAP jersey released today instantly sold out! ALL PROFITS will go 2 support @yourrightscamp! Sign up 4 our newsletter at https://t.co/aK6dKa5Boa & be the first 2 know what’s next! pic.twitter.com/EDos7ZyvoJ

— Colin Kaepernick (@Kaepernick7) September 11, 2018

IIIIIIINTERESTING.

So is it 20% of the profits? Or ALL of the profits?

Funny how the man who “believes in something” is always so TERRIBLE at having a consistent message.  Could it be that he’s always full of sh*t?

But yup… they’re sold out.  A BUNCH of people bought a $175 jersey to promote one of the most narcissistic POS out there.

Good job, folks.

Way to “believe in something.” Even if it means sacrificing $175 for an idiotic shirt.