Americans are split in half on National Anthem protests

(CNN) NFL's support for players during last year's national songs has been cut in half, and many of the differences depended on the way the questions were asked in the question.

After the recent victory at Super Bowl, President Donald Trump submitted a message from the White House to Philadelphia Eagles. The White House said that this event was canceled and replaced by the national anthem and Mr. Trump 's tweet. However, many players may not appear at all.

Mr. Trump said in a statement, "Philadelphia Eagles can not take the team to the White House and can not celebrate tomorrow." To commemorate the great men and women of our army and the people of our country

Last month, the National Football League announced that it would set a new rule to require players to be in the locker room standing during the national anthem. President Trump said he is hesitant to talk in the locker room

The latest vote on this issue was done by Marist College in January this year. "Do you think Super Bowl's professional football players should be required to represent the national anthem, or should they be allowed to kneble if they choose," 47% said. I answered that 48% of the players had to kneel down

But a week ago, the Institute of Public Religious Studies said, "Do you fully agree that most people agree not to agree or disagree at all? Professional athletes will not have a sport We should be asked to participate in the event. " 60% of Americans agreed that professional athletes should be required to stand up, 36% did not agree, and the numbers found by Marist are quite different.

In a poll conducted by CNN / SSRS in late September, a survey similar to Mariest's January poll was found. 49% said "Professional sports leagues like NFL should request athletes to represent the national anthem", 47% said they should not ask them to stand up

According to CNN's poll last year, if they thought that "Donald Trump has made good or evil by criticizing the players in the National Football League as a protest during the national anthem", the respondents Almost - 60% - The president did something bad. The unpopular Eagles in 2018 is unprecedented to the president. They are not the first team who refused to participate in the White House, including some patriots, several Olympic players and so on.

Quinnipiac also investigated demonstrations of voter NFL players in the national anthem. Two-thirds of the voters stated that the NFL players had the right to protest against the national anthem, but they agreed to the indication, 47% approved, 47% did not approve

According to a poll by CNN, 49% of Americans said the NFL protesters were doing something wrong during the national anthem. 43% said that this is the right approach. 46% of Americans surveyed said the protest was "Do not respect the freedom represented by the national anthem" during the national anthem, and 45% said protests showed these freedoms. In our post - modern society, facts are not superior to anything else, and we are all more sensitive to crime criteria. There is no truth criterion to evaluate the assertion we heard as well as the previous example. Therefore, many of us decide to be legitimate or true by evaluating whether it is uncomfortable.

During the national anthem, it is definitely not patriotic. The reason why professional athletes protested during the national anthem was completely unrelated to the national anthem. If a professional athlete wants to protest the police brutality, you should stay off-site rather than at work, and the personal beliefs of police brutality are unrelated to the sports they are doing. Kneel during the national anthem

Imagine that public pray practices became illegal. To protest the government, Christians around the world protested during the national anthem. They held a news conference to remind the people how our history is from religious refugees in the UK and how it is oppressed. Governments, other elected officials, and businesses require employers to punish or detain employees sitting during the national anthem.