Via SB Nation:
Stephen Curry thinks that it’s “terrible” that the latest Sports Illustrated magazine left off Colin Kaepernick, expressing his feelings after the Warriors practice on Wednesday.“It’s just kind of capitalizing on the hoopla and the media and all that nonsense,” Curry told the San Francisco Chronicle’s Connor Letourneau. “The real people that understand exactly what’s been going on, and who’s really been active and vocal and truly making a difference, if you don’t have Kaepernick front and center on that, something’s wrong.”“It’s kind of hard to see how certain narratives take place, being prisoners of the moment,” Curry told The San Francisco Chronicle. “At the end of the day, that stuff really doesn’t matter. It’s about the true message and really highlighting the people that are doing the right thing.”
Hey Stephanie, put him on there. And make sure his pic shows him wearing his Fidel Castro T-shirt shirt and Pig socks. Wouldn't want to deny his full protest. Fill the whole cover and magazine with photos and stories about assholes who don't have a clue what they are whining about. Keep pissing people off. Ask Newsweek how that worked out for them. And give a call to the Rolling Stone's owners and consult with them while you're at it.
I think Kaepernick did us all a favor. He exposed the NFL for what it is, and exposed the NFL Players for what they really are. The PC bubble around them has been burst. "Something's Wrong" all right,Stephanie, and it's the Elephant in the room that's sitting on you now, but you still don't get It! That Swoosh sound you hear ain't a 3 point shot, it's the sound of America's fans leaving the NBA, NFL, and their Anti-America jocks. Keep screwing your golden goose jocks, you'll kill it eventually.
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