NFL plans to use veterans and cancer charity funds to pay off Anthem kneelers

San Francisco 49er Eric "The Weed" Reid told Slate magazine, an online mag that leans further to the left than Karl Marx, that the NFL intends to use the money that was slated to be used for breast cancer charities and "Salute to Service" veterans fund to pay for a seven-year, $89 million "social justice" program designated to pay off protesting NFL kneelers.

The NFL announced the cash initiative last week, as a way of "settling" with the players who a coalition of players who kneel disrespectfully during the National Anthem. In other words, the NFL is paying them off to stand during the Star Spangled Banner using money slated for veterans and cancer charities.

Makes perfect sense.

When the announcement was first made, it wasn't clear where the money was coming from--now it is.

If you are not boycotting the NFL on television and at the games, you're saying that you're okay with players standing during the honoring of our flag and our national anthem.

Please consider boycotting the NFL. As Martha Steward says, "It's a good thing."


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