Looknsee Photography wrote:
Who defines "what is right"?  It is rarely legislators who do that -- "right" is more often defined by the masses.  In this case, who's to say that kneeling is okay for prayer but not okay for the anthem?


...  I don't see multi-millionaire athletes lecturing anybody.
...  Many of those athletes have careers that last <10 years long.
...  Many of those athletes come from more humble origins & have friends and family who are still poor.
...  Just because someone disagrees with you, that doesn't mean that that person isn't entitled to an opinion.

You are correct.  We get our moral compasses from many different places.  The sources of the principles are varied, subjective, situational and often self serving.  Laws may have the force of law, but the option is most likely anarchy.  I didn't design the system and I am not naive enough to think that there is anywhere I can live, except in the deepest of isolation, in which I can live by my own moral compass.

I am well aware that for most people, the right thing would not have been to go up in that tree.  I would hope that most people would have at least tried to talk him out of it, but the reality is that most people would have no idea how dangerous his plan was.

Hunter  GWPB wrote:

Did they do it on air yet?

Of course:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54v4t7wTIAI

What Fun Productions wrote:

Of course:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54v4t7wTIAI

Thank you!