“I think we’re past kneeling,” Jay-Z answered..

This makes zero sense. Jay Z is being paid to promote the NFL.  That it. It is not a grand scheme to get back at the man.

Eh, he’s pretty much a grifter at this point. Remember when he became a part, and by part I mean TEENY TINY part owner of the Nets and barfed out all of this, “I’m gonna help change the culture of this team,” and his biggest and most lasting accomplishment has been bestowing the team with the shittiest and most boring…

“You go outside and you protest, and then the company or the individual say, ‘I hear you. What do we do next?’”

you're the asshole

You take over your enemies...by doing their PR? 

“Jay-Z, who wore a Kaepernick jersey during a fall 2017 SNL performance when it was convenient.”

“I don’t need you”

Took me a moment. Well done, star earned.

I haven’t seen someone back up from a fight that fast since Kevin Garnett.

Colin Kaepernick has been out of the NFL for 2, now going on 3, seasons. It’s been 3 years since he first hurt your fragile little feelings by kneeling rather than standing for a song that has no business being played before a fucking football game anyway. Your username was never witty, funny, or clever. You should…

NBA contracts seem grossly overcomplicated, but when referring to a "max" contract, it basically means max for that player's situation. In this case, due to all-nba team status or lack thereof, this was his max.

Why not? It’s clear somebody ought to explain it to you as you understand it so poorly.

I’m an Old who just looks young. But, why errry song gotta be cussin’?! Cussin’ eerry other word with a buncha n***as thrown in?! Thought this was the Classic Man with the top hat, tuxedo and finger waves?!

The bill she introduced to decriminalize marijuana this week is great but it’s a major flip-flop from Harris the prosecutor.

Dinging Kamala for flip-flopping in the same article where you say Joe Biden’s opinions on race in the 70s (and the 80s and the 90s and most of the 2000s for that matter) shouldn’t impact what he says and does today is an interesting approach.

I’m not sure, maybe a southern thing? I just always heard my granny saying it when I was little.