One was a football player who engaged in an activity at great risk to himself in an attempt, right or wrong, to bring light to an issue. It ended his career and cost him millions of dollars.
The other is a thoughtless jag-off who was trying to get some laughs. The other said the football player should be fired. The other was elected partially because he convinced a bunch of people that this was a pearl clutching tragedy.
Have you seen anyone here defending him to be able to say it’s hypocritical?
Now. Let’s see some hypocrisy… pick one option from the following.
A) Colin K should have kept his opinions out of the National Anthem and not made a mockery of it.
B) Trump is allowed to do what he wants during the anthem.
Both or neither cannot be true to avoid hypocrisy.
(No argument on Trump being a hypocrite. That’s not new.)
Yeah but saying “I don’t care if my guy practices what he preaches” doesn’t immunize you against mockery when you vigorously defend what he preaches and then say, oh, well, that’s our moron.
Other than being such a piece of ■■■■ hypocrite and putting on display that America elected a child as it’s leader, there is absolutely nothing wrong with what Trump did there during the anthem.
As far as I can see, no one is dissing Trump for dancing around like an idiot during the anthem.
On the other hand, many people are dissing Trump for pretending to care about the anthem on twitter, but then dancing around like an idiot during the anthem in private.