Max kellerman OUT at ESPN first take

easy_b · Sep 20, 2023

DC_Dude said:
Also Wiley Said this BS about KAP

MARCELLUS WILEYColin Kaepernick's Protest Was Wrong... 'Too Adversarial'

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Marcellus Wiley says Colin Kaepernick should've never knelt in the first place ... because taking a knee was too divisive and not a good strategy to make change.
Wiley -- one of Kap's loudest critics -- sat down with Van Lathan on "The Red Pill Podcast" and when asked if Colin Kaepernick did the right thing by kneeling Wiley was clear.
"No. If I had to vote whether Kaepernick did right or did wrong I would vote wrong, because I'm into resources. I'm into materializing. I'm into monetizing."
The "Speak For Yourself" host went on to compare Kaepernick's fundraising to J.J. Watt's Hurricane Harvey fundraising, saying that Watt was able to raise more money because he was more inclusive.
"I watch J.J. Watt, different cause, different reason. Instead of being adversarial. In alliance, he raised $41.6 million on record. $2 million on record, $41.6 million on record.'
Lathan points out that Kap's protest and Watt's fundraising are two totally different causes, but Wiley then turned to the fact that Colin's silence is part of the reason he thinks his protest fell flat.
"I'm not going to stand up with that responsibility, and connect with the voiceless and powerless and then go silent on them."
We should say, Colin Kaepernick hasn't gone silent, he's reached out to kids through his Know Your Rights Camps, and has been an active lightning rod for social justice since he first started to protest, but it's obvious Wiley thinks he hasn't done enough.

This is why I’m glad Acho broke off into his own show. Can Acho get big headed sometimes “yes” but he is not a stupid man.

DC_Dude · Sep 20, 2023

Complex said:
I think the white boy is dumb enough to know he went to WSSU, but discredits it because it's an HBCU

That's why we get inarticulate boring former athletes on TV. People are just attracted to names.

Exactly! He didn't go to a Power 5 school so he is irrelevant.

DC_Dude · Sep 20, 2023

Complex said:
I think there's some middle ground, and Stephen A is making it personal talking about it publicly when he should shut up and move on.

Stephen A and Max weren't good together. We've probably all had co-workers we didn't like or dealt with because we had to.

The black and white thing, not sure why Marcellus was making a big deal about it. Skip did the same thing. It's about ratings, and they don't want it to one way.

Also Marcellius should watch the "black" thing when he has many of the conservative rich values SAS has.

I don't think SAS cares as much as he cares about it being good TV.

Exactly....

ansatsusha_gouki · Sep 20, 2023

playahaitian said:
respect

never called SAS coon

I called him coon-ish

I think there is a distinction between the two.

but I disagree Coons DO do sh*t for black people

they HURT them with their actions.

Naw,Stephen A is a coon. Is he Jason Fatlock type of coon...nope..but he's still a coon. Me and you know there's levels to cooning.

This dude went on a few months shitting on Kaepernick. Talking both side of his mouth by saying he supported Kap for protesting but wanted him to talk about why he's protesting even though Kap was clear on why he took a knee and then wanted Kap to don something about it like he was a fucking politician. And,when folks were trying to tell him that the workout the NFL try to give was bullshit he dismiss them like they didn't know what they were talking about but believed the "so call sources" in the NFL.

Don't let me start on the Kyrie situation where he shitting on him for months but defended a guy for lying about being vaccinated and when Jay Williams called him out about his hypocrisy between Kyrie and Aaron Rodgers;he wanted to make things personal.

Who can ever forget,how he agreed with the Mavericks owner about hoodies after the Travyon Martin situation. And,then say NBA players shouldn't be wearing hoodies before games because it makes white people uncomfortable....wtf....lol

There are too many examples that makes him more than coonish. Like,I said is he Jason Fatlock...nope but he's still a coon.

durham · Sep 20, 2023

easy_b said:
This is why I’m glad Acho broke off into his own show. Can Acho get big headed sometimes “yes” but he is not a stupid man.

Wiley turned into a straight bitch for some reason. He knows the difference between JJ Watt and Kaepernick just off appearance alone. Fugazi ass comparison.

REDLINE · Sep 20, 2023

Stephen A. X :roflmao:

hocjo2626 · Sep 26, 2023

DC_Dude · Oct 12, 2023

Max kellerman OUT at ESPN first take

easy_b

Easy_b is in the place to be.

MARCELLUS WILEYColin Kaepernick's Protest Was Wrong... 'Too Adversarial'

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KAEPERNICK FELL SHORTRed Pill Podcast

Marcellus Wiley says Colin Kaepernick should've never knelt in the first place ... because taking a knee was too divisive and not a good strategy to make change.

Wiley -- one of Kap's loudest critics -- sat down with Van Lathan on "The Red Pill Podcast" and when asked if Colin Kaepernick did the right thing by kneeling Wiley was clear.

"No. If I had to vote whether Kaepernick did right or did wrong I would vote wrong, because I'm into resources. I'm into materializing. I'm into monetizing."

The "Speak For Yourself" host went on to compare Kaepernick's fundraising to J.J. Watt's Hurricane Harvey fundraising, saying that Watt was able to raise more money because he was more inclusive.

"I watch J.J. Watt, different cause, different reason. Instead of being adversarial. In alliance, he raised $41.6 million on record. $2 million on record, $41.6 million on record.'

Lathan points out that Kap's protest and Watt's fundraising are two totally different causes, but Wiley then turned to the fact that Colin's silence is part of the reason he thinks his protest fell flat.

"I'm not going to stand up with that responsibility, and connect with the voiceless and powerless and then go silent on them."

We should say, Colin Kaepernick hasn't gone silent, he's reached out to kids through his Know Your Rights Camps, and has been an active lightning rod for social justice since he first started to protest, but it's obvious Wiley thinks he hasn't done enough.

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KAEPERNICK FELL SHORTRed Pill Podcast​

Marcellus Wiley says Colin Kaepernick should've never knelt in the first place ... because taking a knee was too divisive and not a good strategy to make change.​

Wiley -- one of Kap's loudest critics -- sat down with Van Lathan on "The Red Pill Podcast" and when asked if Colin Kaepernick did the right thing by kneeling Wiley was clear.​

"No. If I had to vote whether Kaepernick did right or did wrong I would vote wrong, because I'm into resources. I'm into materializing. I'm into monetizing."​

The "Speak For Yourself" host went on to compare Kaepernick's fundraising to J.J. Watt's Hurricane Harvey fundraising, saying that Watt was able to raise more money because he was more inclusive.​

"I watch J.J. Watt, different cause, different reason. Instead of being adversarial. In alliance, he raised $41.6 million on record. $2 million on record, $41.6 million on record.'​

Lathan points out that Kap's protest and Watt's fundraising are two totally different causes, but Wiley then turned to the fact that Colin's silence is part of the reason he thinks his protest fell flat.​

"I'm not going to stand up with that responsibility, and connect with the voiceless and powerless and then go silent on them."​

We should say, Colin Kaepernick hasn't gone silent, he's reached out to kids through his Know Your Rights Camps, and has been an active lightning rod for social justice since he first started to protest, but it's obvious Wiley thinks he hasn't done enough.​

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MARCELLUS WILEYColin Kaepernick's Protest Was Wrong... 'Too Adversarial'

KAEPERNICK FELL SHORTRed Pill Podcast

Marcellus Wiley says Colin Kaepernick should've never knelt in the first place ... because taking a knee was too divisive and not a good strategy to make change.

Wiley -- one of Kap's loudest critics -- sat down with Van Lathan on "The Red Pill Podcast" and when asked if Colin Kaepernick did the right thing by kneeling Wiley was clear.

"No. If I had to vote whether Kaepernick did right or did wrong I would vote wrong, because I'm into resources. I'm into materializing. I'm into monetizing."

The "Speak For Yourself" host went on to compare Kaepernick's fundraising to J.J. Watt's Hurricane Harvey fundraising, saying that Watt was able to raise more money because he was more inclusive.

"I watch J.J. Watt, different cause, different reason. Instead of being adversarial. In alliance, he raised $41.6 million on record. $2 million on record, $41.6 million on record.'

Lathan points out that Kap's protest and Watt's fundraising are two totally different causes, but Wiley then turned to the fact that Colin's silence is part of the reason he thinks his protest fell flat.

"I'm not going to stand up with that responsibility, and connect with the voiceless and powerless and then go silent on them."

We should say, Colin Kaepernick hasn't gone silent, he's reached out to kids through his Know Your Rights Camps, and has been an active lightning rod for social justice since he first started to protest, but it's obvious Wiley thinks he hasn't done enough.