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And both states have radical "lockdown" rules.
NJ has a flake "real" woman directing the state health dept.
Coincidence?
Aerial mapping? Fly dispersement?
Post-maintenance tests? Training? What's the tail#?
Restrict White People's ability to do...what?
I don't get it. The teams get a stadium built at taxpayer expense, then charge exorbitant ticket prices and the concessions charge unreal amounts. They pay the players millions who more often than not turn into primadonnas.
It's all such a scam, let these teams foot the bill, it's their game.
I never understood why people enjoy watching a bunch of pampered millionaires run up and down a field playing with a ball. Of course this goes for baseball and basketball as well. I've never been a fan of professional sports.
FWIW, the one shooting I was involved in, I didn't feel the recoil at all. Just find out what fits your hands the best, and put a lot of rounds through it.
Drew Brees apologized on Thursday morning for his recent comments about players kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racial injustice.
Brees, the longtime New Orleans Saints quarterback, posted his apology on Instagram, and indicated that he’d spoken to several people about how his comments made them feel and the pain his words had caused them.
Brees did an interview with Yahoo Finance on Wednesday during which he was asked how the NFL should react if players start kneeling in protest during the national anthem, as Colin Kaepernick did in 2016.
“I will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America,” Brees said. He also compared the sacrifice of people who served in the military to the sacrifices of people who fought for civil rights.
Canadian police chief Scott Gilbert kneeled before Black Lives Matter activists clambering on the city war memorial in Peterborough, Ontario, after they asked officers to attend their demonstration and either lie down or “take a knee”.
The June 2nd march, organised by black, transfeminine non-binary drag queen Said Jiddawy, was ostensibly in aid of George Floyd, who died while being detained by a white police officer — since charged with third-degree murder and negligent manslaughter — in the United States.
perhaps there are some people who are racist, rather than it being a cutural thing.
Of course, there are people who think that everything is about the color of their skin... as if the world revolves around their skin color.
How do you differentiate between racial hypersensitivity, legitimate claims (that are often dismissed) and false claims based on a perceived slight? With the history that we inherit, who is qualified to judge? Those with privilege or those without?
