156,000 Fans Give Huge Middle Finger To Colin Kaepernick… Do You Think He Got The Message?
On Saturday, college football broke a record with the most “in-person” watched game in history. 156,9990 people attended the event.
The Tennessee Volunteers played Virginia Tech at Bristol Motor Speedway on the night before the 15th anniversary of the 9-11 terror attacks. Event planners decided to make this the most pro-America game we’ve ever seen.
Some believe this may have been a stand against NFL players who have decided not to stand during the national anthem. Others thing it was simply designed to honor those who lost their lives in the tragic attacks a decade and a half ago.
“150,000 people standing and singing the nation anthem. Not one idiot sitting or knelling. #BattleatBristol #America,” one Twitter user commented.
This is a stark contrast to the protests we’ve been seeing. It is reportedly that the entire Seattle Seahawks team may sit during the national anthem. And the NFL has threatened to fine any players that wears apparel honoring the victims of the 9-11 attacks.
What do you think? Is this a refreshing demonstration of pride in our country? Do we need more games like this?
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