Turo602
The King of Kings
Do I sound like man?
Like a caveman, yeah.
Do I sound like man?
Quiet, you.Like a caveman, yeah.
Nobody is letting me sleep in today.
My mother calls me to tell me she thinks she forgot to turn her hair curlers off. I go downstairs and she did switch them off. I text her to say that she didn't forget and then fall asleep again. She then calls me again to tell me that she couldn't remember turning them off...
I go back to sleep and then wake up to my brother asking me what my mum wanted when she called.
I tell him and go back to sleep. Then the downstairs phone rings. I get up to answer it and a sales guy asks if he's talking to my father. Do I sound like man?
And finally a magpie is now chirping really loudly on the window ledge outside.
Sigh. No more sleep for me.
I don't want to start a big flame war here, but they aren't protesting against the National Anthem or America, they're protesting against police brutality and racial injustice. They have nothing against their country, they want equality.I'm so tired of all these athletes protesting the national anthem. Think what you want of our president but don't disrespect our nation's history; which is what the national anthem represents.
It wasn't a song written for Trump or his tenure as president or his administration, it was written for our country and our soldiers and we should never turn our backs or kneel instead of stand when referring to the hard work, time away from home, selflessness or sacrifices that our men and women make every single day in the name of our protection and service to ALL of America. The sacrifices that allow people and know it all athletes to sit on their asses and protest the government without prosecution.
These people get paid way more than our soldiers and get a lot more credit for doing absolutely nothing.
They have no idea what real work is.
Forgive me, I remember not one line in the national anthem saying that police brutality is okay and that's what they didn't give the proper respect to.I don't want to start a big flame war here, but they aren't protesting against the National Anthem or America, they're protesting against police brutality and racial injustice. They have nothing against their country, they want equality.
(please don't kill me.)
Nothing has to do with the National Anthem, they are just doing what they can to spread the message for the protest. If it turned your head, (which it did, even if misinterpreted) it worked.I have no problem with protesting police brutality, it needs to be protested but protest what you mean to. Forgive me, I remember not one line in the national anthem saying that police brutality is okay.