He leaned more libertarian but I’d still call him conservative. He hated government after all.

All In The Family, or “Archie Bunker” as Tim Allen calls it (he may be thinking of the spinoff, “Archie Bunker’s Place”) was a cultural force because of Norman Lear and how it held a stark light up to outdated bigoted sentiment in the face of the cultural revolution of the late Sixties and Seventies.

He was a cop, though. He risked his life every time he put on that badge and makeup and mic and went out to pretend to capture criminals for TV.

Right? I had to do a double take. I was like “ummm I think they put up the wrong picture”

But there is nothing more dangerous, especially in this climate, than a funny, likable conservative character

I bet this dude has put at least 7 rants about ”personal responsibility” on his Facebook in the past.

I’m assuming Seagal is referring to when he was a “Sheriff” on his reality tv show where he would follow law enforcement around and pretend to be a cop...

The step before anything you mentioned would be to actually acknowledge that racism and prejudice among anyone, let alone police, exists. Considering the fucking Stepford community that surrounds the GB stadium, it’s not a stretch to say that they have no fucking clue what they’re talking about.

He’s the special kind of stupid; where he is legitimately intelligent, but constantly does things that he knows are all kinds of wrong for a dollar.

It’s not patriotism, its their desire to be offended so they can openly complain about “liberals” and “politics” ruining their sports. The national anthem takes up like 1 minute of a 3 to 3.5 hour football game and is forgotten by the first commercial break after the opening kickoff.

Seems like he thinks the Dukes of Hazzard was a documentary.

You forget, they save the Confederate flag for the last lap…

Yeah, the turkey-neck looking piece of jerky in a cowboy hat that flames so hard it’s a fire hazard on Pit Row. The Hemi won all those championships, not you Petty comma Dick!

His last name is very apt.

They weren’t booing, they were yelling, “Boooooooooooze!”

After getting two hours of sleep baby sitting nephews and nieces Saturday night I told my wife I was going to go out and “experience” the anger of people at a local bar.

Unfortunately this is not an issue of respect for the anthem, flag, and country, and is more an issue of a large portion of the country not accepting the fact that institutional racism is unfortunately still prevalent in our country. The people are booing not because of disrespect to our country but because they do…

God, this is what drives me nuts about so many people that rabble rabble rabble about NFL players peacefully protesting. My dad is perfectly happy to talk and sip his way through the Anthem, but he can’t even manage to drag his ass to his feet off his fucking recliner while he rants about those ignorant [you know what…

It’s almost as if the whole exercise of standing for a national anthem... is stupid