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The NFL’s audience did not take kindly to the San Francisco 49ers‘ former starting quarterback kneeling during the playing of the national anthem. A lot of people criticized Colin Kaepernick. He was praised as a hero, nevertheless, as the situation gained popularity. One may call the turn of circumstances a great one. But ever since, numerous admirers and well-known figures have included the shot-caller in discussions about politics.

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The Berkley professor posed a question and asked if Musk’s

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musing on the internet is called love-free speech, then why are Kaepernick’s sayings deemed as hate-free speech?

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In the past, the owner of Tesla has come under fire for sending problematic messages on Twitter. His controversial tweets never had consequences. On the other hand, many believe that the former quarterback lost his job because of his political stance.

Fans respond to Colin Kaepernick becoming involved in yet another conflict

A lot of fans rose to the author’s support. Howbeit, many spoke against him.

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A user wrote:

This user thought that Musk and Kaepernick were not in the same position since the athlete was an employee of the league. Thus, he faced heavy scrutiny for his action.

Another user said:

This user explained a crucial point and gave their opinion:

Another user wrote:

According to this user, Colin K is not a skilled QB. Therefore, teams are not willing to draft him.

Another fan who thought Kaepernick was not a good player said:

According to this Twitter user:

In conclusion, the former number 7 QB will always be a part of such discourses even though he may not directly take part in them.

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