Unbelievably heavy heavy enough to make it overly difficult to standįrom a sitting position. > minutes is more comfortable than standing, if not at attention.Īn acquaintance allowed me put on his military body armor once. > who have might tell us if genuflecting and staying down for a few > never been through a high school practice in "full pads." Those I never joined a "tackle football" squad, and have > equipment, to get off their feet, squat down and "listen up" to > "take a knee" tells the players, suited up in their hot and heavy > In US gridiron foobaw culture, the instruction from the coach to
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I have full respect for the Black Lives Matter movement", Know the meaning of the act but was pleased to tell you Point about the British politician is that he doesn't Raise your hand, you're a target: so do you raise Towards veterans." Really? Anyway, not his own idea?Īlso on the time line is the "Black Power" protestīy American athletes at the 1968 Olympic Games.
In protest instead, following advice from RetiredĪrmy Green Beret Nate Boyer, who suggested kneelingĭuring the ceremony would be more respectful "On 1 September, he transitioned to taking a knee Patriotic shows involving NFL football players aroundĢ009 sponsored by the Department of Defense,Īnd Colin Kaepernick first sitting it out in 2016. Praying in Selma, Alabama, in 1965, introduction of I don't think it has anything to do with the Game of Thrones.ĭraws a wobbly line through points of MLK photographed Going down on one knee indicates that you are aware that the national anthem is being played, but you deliberately choose not to stand in respect because of whatever reason you have to feel that that respect is misplaced. Somebody might sit and be thought just thoughtless. Americans normally stand for the national anthem. However taking the knee in the case of the footballers,etc, has a different intent. I did hear from some British politician that he only knelt to the Queen and his wife (when they proposed). > (I wondered if the link might have been via the ceremony of making feudal homage).
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Is anybody familiar enough with the TV version or the books to comment on this? Despite growing up within walking distance of (the location used to represent) Winterfell, I found that one book and about 20 minutes of a cheap DVD was more than enough for me. > There's been an attempt to trace the protest gesture of "Taking a Knee" to "Game of Thrones". On Thursday, Jat 2:28:16 PM UTC-4, wrote:
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