If you still watch SOME sports, you're safe here. We ALL know most members feelings on the THF about sports games/teams in general and this is GREAT!!!

BUT

I think it's still a free country (barely) and all adults should be able to CHOOSE what to do, watch, buy, etc. I'm also sure 99.9% of the THF Members support the National Anthem, HATE the Black National Anthem and the "movement". (me included)

BUT this is going to be for those who want to still watch sports without being called a communist, and whatever. We KNOW how yall feel, but don't post it HERE.

I wish the Moderators would manage this Thread and try to keep it Civil with no attacks.

Go Cowboys
Hookem Horns
GigEm Aggies
Roll Tide

What do you thing Heavyduty?

The American way.

So you want more exclusion? It’s a public forum people will post regardless of your demands. Here’s a free tip attack the positions of the person not the person. Have a nice day.

I'm going to give college a chance. Other than that, NHRA rules!

What about the Rangers baseball?

^ This, freedom to choose.

Good advice Payne ........why would criticizing bother you if you believe what you are doing is right?

Or is it your weakness that really bothers you?

I'll watch the PBR and NFR.

Bleeding hearts...........

Trying to restrict other people's opinions and freedom of speech doesn't seem very American to me. Kind of socialist actually. I've never said the NFL, NBA and MLB shouldn't be able to support the domestic terrorists that they are currently supporting, but I shouldn't be restricted in being able to criticize their behavior either. That's the American way.

These are the athletes I support

https://local12.com/news/local/foot...-thin-red-lines-flags-at-game-cincinnati

Football players suspended from team for carrying Thin Blue, Thin Red lines flags at game


MORROW, Ohio (WKRC) — Some local high school football players are finding that their support for first responders is coming at a huge cost.

The boys are now suspended from their team after not heeding a warning to leave the Thin Blue Line and Thin Red Line flags that represent fallen firefighters and police officers off the field.

When the Little Miami High School football team took the field Friday, Sept. 11, a couple of players carried alongside the American flag a Thin Blue Line and Thin Red Line flags.

“Were you trying to make some kind of a political statement here?” Local 12 asked Brady Williams, a senior cornerback.

“No,” he answered quickly. “Not at all. I was just doing it to honor the people that lost their lives 19 years ago.“

Williams was holding the Thin Blue Line flag as he rushed onto the field Friday. His father is a police officer, and he says he wanted to honor all the cops who lost their lives trying to save others on 9/11.

Jarad Bentley carried the Thin Red Line flag.

“I was all for it,” he said. “Because my dad is a firefighter, and if it had been him killed on 9/11, I would have wanted someone to do it for him.”



The problem is, the boys had asked the school permission prior to the game and they were denied and told if they defied the order, there would be consequences.

“Listen,” Williams said. “I don’t care what my consequences are. Ss long as my message gets across, I’ll be happy.”

Williams and Bentley heard from the athletic director Monday afternoon and received an indefinite suspension. Local 12 had spoken with the superintendent a few hours earlier.

“We can’t have students who decide to do something anyway after they’ve been told that they shouldn’t be doing it,” said Gregory Power.

Power says he saw the flags as symbols of a political point of view and didn’t want to set a precedent.

“We did not want to place ourselves in a circumstance where another family might want a different flag to come out of the tunnel, one that may be [one that] many other families may not agree with from a political perspective,” Power explained.

After Williams’ mother took to Facebook, Power says he is finding a lot of people don’t agree with his point of view and have sent hate emails and voicemails. Williams and his teammates may be finding the benefits of standing up for a cause outweigh the cost.

“I realize that this was more than just a football team; these guys are now my brothers.”

I don’t hate anyone......members included that watch this.....I’m extremely disappointed you are not strong enough to stop supporting this agenda......

Fair and accurate.

Where did I say I want to restrict other people's opinions???

Choise is simple You ether Support them in what they do or you don't, Can't have it both ways.

You sell that brand new Ford truck yet? Take the lead, Mark, show us just how strong you are.

Pathetic comparison Doc, much easier to cut off the head of the snake, there is no Ford advertisers if there is no NFL, much easier to accomplish this goal turning off the TV than selling my truck....

Good ole Buzz. Talk strongly about something, actions contradict it, and then wants a safe space from meanies.

Would be like going to another Vet because the one you used has a Biden sticker on his bumper.

I do not agree with them but I have way more respect for people like Lebron James who are spearheading the athletes BLM thing because he actually stands for something and won't back down. People who say they believe one thing but do something else, especially when they think it is what others around them want to hear, are weak sheep deserving of no respect.

As far as I am concerned the only NFL team i will watch is Dallas and they are not on very solid ground. That is just me.

Why just one team? Does it make you feel better about yourself if you say you only watch one team and not all of them?

That's like saying I do not smoke or support smoking and so will only have one cigarette a week.

My dad was one of the biggest cowboys fans when I was growing up. then they fired Jimmy and Hired Barry. That's all it took. In a family that were fully OSU cowboys, he just couldn't come to terms with it.