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Originally Posted by wdmso
Funny some people are more upset over Kaepernick .. And I see no support for him exercising his 1st Amendment rights .. but Nazis thats different ... ..
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the question was never whether Kaepernick could exercise his 1st Amendment right..he's free to do so...the 1st Amendment limits government's(Congress shall make no law) ability to prevent him from doing so....says nothing regarding an employer's ability to prevent him from doing so through policy, punishment or dismissal....or other "companies" from refusing to hire him because they disagree with his views...where it applies to the knuckleheads in Charleston...they have the right to free speech and to peaceably assemble...seems civil disobedience has become a trending and popular form of protest