The Uncivil Race War: Bob McNair steps in it hard...

We almost just had the work stoppage, at least with one NFL team, over the National Anthem protests and the reactions the White ownership of this league has toward many of it's players, especially the Black ones.

Houston Texans owner Bob McNair about the protests, getting in line with fellow White owner Jerry Jones and demanding they be stopped, forcibly if necessary, stating that the players were "inmates running the prison".

Surprisingly, one of the more sane responses (and one of the scarier) comes from a person who's been a writer of the Cowboys for 20 years now, Clarence Hill Jr.:

what are they calling them in private https://t.co/FVWHwsefFb

— Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) October 27, 2017

This almost resulted in a walk-out today from the Texans players.  At least one player actually did!!

McNair has apologized.

Related news:

Getting in another Twitter battle with a Trump-humper.

She (yes, this is a self-hating woman who supports Trump) gave a statistic that I find hard to understand, especially how White America has coddled Football Man these days:

This statistic claims that, of the 1,696 players in the National Football League, over half (871) are convicted felons.

If this were the case, there'd be no way the National Football League could escape that scrutiny, especially now!