I love everything about this, especially since Mike Ditka literally lived and breathed the NFL culture, while he was PART OF IT, having won Super Bowl XX.
Start at 1:57, hear Iron Mike completely nail it by stating, “If you can’t respect our National Anthem, then get the hell out of our country […] I think there’s a way to protest and a way you don’t protest.”
All in all, Mike Ditka states that these high-income earning, oftentimes famous sports players, are biting the hand that feeds them. He states that these individuals are protesting against the very country that gave them these opportunities and compensates them extremely well for playing a sport that they love, irrespective of their race. It’s become nothing short of a social justice scam.
These ignorant athletes make their money off the American people and the United States government. Try the same behavior in literally any other country and see how quickly you’re cancelled.
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Commissioner Roger Goodell unconditionally surrendered his league to the same “woke” movement that nearly destroyed it three years ago with his groveling apology to the national anthem kneelers, the allowing of political statement decals on helmets and agreeing to play the “black national anthem” before games.
Millions of fans who had just come back after Goodell’s handling of the 2017 sideline antics of those who trash the flag, spit on the troops and hate the cops are already as mad as hell, and this time they aren’t going to take it anymore.
One fan who is seriously pissed off and disgusted with the NFL’s anti-American direction is Hall Of Fame tight end, Super Bowl-winning coach, and hard-assed tough guy Mike Ditka.
In a video that has already gone viral and put a big target on his back from the cancel culture mob, Iron Mike blasted the kneelers by saying that “If you can’t respect our national anthem, get the hell out of the country.”
And yet, Goodell and the NFL are condoning the Marxist-inspired, openly racist Black Lives Matter movement as are most other major American corporations.