
We got through the first week of the NFL’s regular season without TOO much controversy. Even though there’s no official NFL policy on kneeling, only a handful of players across the league participated in some sort of protest.
TMZ caught up with Jesse Jackson and talked to him about the kneeling controversy, and he proved just how LITTLE he knows about it. He pretty much said that critics are hypocritical, because we didn’t have a problem with Tim Tebow kneeling.
“It’s interesting that when Tim Tebow took a knee, it was accepted,” he told TMZ.
“Kaepernick takes a knee and he’s rejected. Both of them took a knee in protest of what they believed in. One was religion. One was for justice. Okay,” he added.
A few crucial things to note:
1.) Tebow was kneeling before GOD.
2.) It wasn’t a public protest related to bogus SJW causes.
3.) He didn’t kneel during the national anthem.
4.) It’s called TEBOWING. Get it straight.
SIT DOWN, Jesse. You have no idea what you’re talking about. Apples and oranges, you fool.