Fox TV will no longer air the national anthem during ball games

https://www.yahoo.com/news/fox-sports-no-longer-air-093323656.html


Of course they won't. They don't want to lose the impression that the majority of Americans (61% according to polls) aren't so upset about the kneeling. Their viewers are addicted to football, as most of us are, and are not going to quit watching the games anyway. So Fox doesn't want them to know that thousands of fans are NOT exiting the stadium over the kneeling of the players.

Gee, how unpatriotic of Fox.

bigdog wrote:https://www.yahoo.com/news/fox-sports-no-longer-air-093323656.html


Of course they won't. They don't want to lose the impression that the majority of Americans (61% according to polls) aren't so upset about the kneeling. Their viewers are addicted to football, as most of us are, and are not going to quit watching the games anyway. So Fox doesn't want them to know that thousands of fans are NOT exiting the stadium over the kneeling of the players.

Gee, how unpatriotic of Fox.

I usually fly either the stars & bars or the spirit of '76 on holidays. I'm thinking of hanging my flag upside down (distress signal).

I honestly have not flown a flag since 911, because it seemed to me to be such an acknowledgment that what our government has done since that day was alright. It was not alright with me for us to invade the middle east over 19 terrorists attacking our country. We should have retaliated by special forces and intelligence agencies and found Osama bin Laden and killed him and the others that planned the event. Instead we bombed hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians and turned that part of the world upside down, creating Isis in the process. It was incredibly stupid.
It's taken most Americans 17 years to figure that out, because if you didn't fly your flag every holiday and support every move our troops made, you were anti-American and a commie-pinko.
The truth is I support the troops and don't want them coming home with PTSD because they've gotten over there and had their consciences wake up to reality.
"In the Valley of Elah" was one of the best movies ever made about those wars and it ended with Tommy Lee Jones flying his flag upside down outside his home.
I think It's a good idea and may just try it myself. Thanks for the reminder.

Very un-American of fox, but that's their style.  Haters!


I fly my flag 365 days a year, lighted at night.

Today it is at half staff paying tribute to those in Las Vegas who lost their lives.