Don Lemon: If You Think Kneeling Is About The Flag, You Must Think Rosa Parks Was Protesting A Bus

On Monday evening at CNN, host Don Lemon said President Trump had dragged the "worker" NFL player's mother to his level. If it relates to national flag, lemon is added. "And then we must believe that Rosa Parks' protest is about the bus."

His Majesty said that our country 's pledge to reach out to all citizens, including those whose slaves were their ancestors, is' challenging'.

DON LEMON, CNN Organizer: So you must first create a record here. In the NFL game, the knees are not about national flags and troops. This is what the president wants you to believe. This gave him the cover of the nephew 's commentary, which not only insults diligent experts but also tried to drag their mother to his level.

Knee is a constitutional protected expression. It belongs to league rules, period. If everyone really believes this is about the national flag, you must believe that Rosa Parks' protest is about the bus. Please think about that. While listening to it, listen to Kaepernick a year ago.

Colin · Kaper Nick, the first quarter, San Francisco 49 ERS: The media depicts this as an anti-Americans, anti-men, soldiers. It's not. As you know, I know that men and women of the army went out to sacrifice their lives, speech and freedom in this country, and hurt myself for my sitting and freedom of the knees . That is why I respect them very much.

Lemon: This is this. This is to focus on people's concern about racial corruption and racial injustice. This is to challenge our country and promise to all citizens, including citizens whose fathers are slaves -

You may not agree with Colin Kaepernick or the number of athletes who hurt your knees this weekend. It's okay, you do not need to agree with them. But this is not a point

I can not teach other Americans how to express love to this country. Let's talk about patriotism. what is that? Is it hanging on the flag? This is a spectacle scene and a spectacle of the game, can you fight for the national anthem? Or will you support the basic principles of this country? Follow the first amendment of our constitution, the first amendment which is freedom of speech. Support our brothers and sisters, they may not look like us or share our religious beliefs, or are they different political persuasions? Do you prefer racial discrimination, even if it may not affect you directly?

Justice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inevitable network of relationships tied to fateful clothes. Any impact directly or indirectly affects. That is Dr. Martin Luther King.

What he understands is that patriotism comes in many forms and is included in the words of the Stars and Banners or the Liberals. You can choose the meaning of freedom. And a brave house. Other people may be brave enough to choose to bring their lives online and kneel down

I will stand and kneel down. What is the relationship? What is important is in your mind, this is the way of the United States

Mr. Trump said the protest action "neglected the flag", but the flag code does not say it is rude. It says that you should do, but in the case of the US Supreme Court in 1943, freedom of speech was restricted so schools could not force students to participate in promises. You can protest during legal and national songs. Those that do not respect the flag based on the logo code do not include carrying flags horizontally, using them as clothes, using for advertisements, or being discarded after temporary use . However, from July 4 soccer game until the beer's propaganda clothing, these are always complete. Protests are not respected, but the lack of respect for national flags is actually "patriotic".

Therefore, we wanted to live in a better, more equitable country, a few players protested during the national anthem, so we boycotted the NFL. Others think that this is rude to our flags, the country, and more importantly to veterans, active men and troops such as fallen people. Many of you have expressed that you are not actively interested in this type of protest, and some of you have been away for a long time to boycott the national football league. I do not agree with this anger, but I respect your opinion and thoughts. More importantly, I respect your patriotism. Thank you for not allowing anyone to respect the troops and always trying not to oppose this corruption. One question that I encountered was whether you have expressed such concerns previously or not? When others do not respect our troops. More specifically, we will always remind you of your memory through some current events.