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Black National Anthem?!

The NFL has been very very rigged since at least 2000. I feel like people who still watch and think its real are like 5 year olds thinking Hulk Hogan is really getting beat up. It was real nice here yesterday. I didn't even know it was the Super Bowl. Football is probably the greatest team game of all time. The current state of college and professional football, is they have been ruined by greed, and bullshit.
 
Who is your favorite professional wrestler?
Dunno, don’t watch wrestling or really any sports, I only watched this one because I’m from PA and it was the local team playing.

Don’t know much about the rules of football but even I could pick up that if the announcers are quietly wondering why the call was even made then it probably wasn’t a good one.
 
Any time an announcer says “the ref should let them play,” what he really means is “ that was the correct call according to the rules, but I’ve got money on the team that drew the foul…”
 
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I am very happy to say! That, I was completely unaware of the super bowl being on yesterday.
I didn't hear a single person at work or in my circle of friends talking about it. Not one person talked about a
superbowl party.
Never was a fan of the NFL or any team sports for that matter. Fuck the NFL!
Only sport I follow is motocross. That's only because I spent many years racing.
 
I could spend my time watching grown men chase a ball around a pasture drawn with white lines or doing something shooting related.

Remember what Thomas Jefferson told his nephew, Peter Carr."

"A strong body makes the mind strong. As to the species of exercises, I advise the gun. While this gives moderate exercise to the body, it gives boldness, enterprise and independence to the mind. Games played with the ball, and others of that nature, are too violent for the body and stamp no character on the mind. Let your gun therefore be your constant companion of your walks."

As far as black music is concerned, let's hear some more of Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, Chubby Checker, Little Richard or Charlie Pride.
 
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Blatantly botched Ref calls gave KC the win showing that the fix was in, I’m sure there are a few very happy people in Vegas with a lot that are down right pissed.

I’m sure at least a few things will be burned in Philly tonight as the fans are probably pissed.
Never would have guessed you were from PA............

 
Believe it or not, the use of the song, "Lift Every Voice and Sing," has been the "Black National Anthem" for quite some time. When I was a kid in the early to mid 70's, my mom had a friend who was the "team doctor" for a high school Football team in Newark, NJ. This team was all black. Being the team doctor's friend, I was able to be on the sidelines with the players and coaches, etc. and, to an extent, the locker rooms during half-time and at end of game (although, oddly enough, I was never allowed in the locker room of the team's home field... had to stay in the head coach's private office).

Anyway, at the end of each game, win or lose, the head coach would huddle the team together on the field and offer his general comments on that particular game. And, at the end of his comments, he'd make them sing the black national anthem, "Lift Every Voice and sing" (he'd shout out, "HIT IT!"). And the football players did so, every time, in unison.

So, it's been around for a bit.
 
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Believe it or not, the use of the song, "Lift Every Voice and Sing," has been the "Black National Anthem" for quite some time. When I was a kid in the early to mid 70's, my mom had a friend who was the "team doctor" for a high school Football team in Newark, NJ. This team was all black. Being the team doctor's friend, I was able to be on the sidelines with the players and coaches, etc. and, to an extent, the locker rooms during half-time and at end of game (although, oddly enough, I was never allowed in the locker room of the team's home field... had to stay in the head coach's private office).

Anyway, at the end of each game, win or lose, the head coach would huddle the team together on the field and offer his general comments on that particular game. And, at the end of his comments, he'd make them sing the black national anthem, "Lift Every Voice and sing" (he'd shout out, "HIT IT!"). And the football players did so, every time, in unison.

So, it's been around for a bit.

That doesn't make it a national anthem. One nation has one national anthem, ours was written by F.S. Key.
 
That doesn't make it a national anthem. One nation has one national anthem, ours was written by F.S. Key.

OK... "Referred to" as the "black national anthem" by the African American community (mostly),

And our "National Anthem" started out as a British song called "To Anacreon in Heaven." There was a fraternal organization in the late 18th century called "The Anacreonic Society." Basically, a group of guys that went around to different restaurants, bars, etc. and joined together in song, celebrating the Greek God "Anacreon..." the God of Food and Drink.... Mostly "Drink." One of the officers of this org was a composer/organist by the name of John Standford Smith. He, in essence, composed the song "To Anacreon in Heaven" as, sort of, an "initiation" right. If you could sing all six verses (yes.... six (6)) correctly, you could then join their org. In fact, they'd join you on the 6th, if you did well.

Here is the original tune (all six verses):



So popular was this song, people started crafting poems etc. to the tune. Hence, Francis Scott Key. He wrote his poem called "Defense of Ft. McHenry." while on the boat as a prisoner of the British. And he styled it to the tune of "To Anacreon in Heaven." It was only in the 1930s that it became the official "National Anthem" and altered slightly for band playing purposes.
 
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For a great look at the institutions wrapped up in the NFL sham, check out the Superbowl parties. All sponsored by some corporation:


Out of all the "stars", the only familiar name was Cher (with her new boy toys)

This is the new NFL circus.

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Note the product placement

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The analytics involved with advertising in football is mind-boggling:


(Last year, but an interesting article. What a psyop, sponsors are relentlessly, subconsciously drilled into viewers, as is how to act)


The fall of Rome is before us.
 
never turned it on after hearing about the black anthem, seeing 'stop racism' painted in the endzones, and finding out what the half-time show was going to be. absolutely don't feel like I missed a thing except all the woke bullshit. amazing what some white folks will allow to be shoved down their guilt-ridden throats.
 
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I am very happy to say! That, I was completely unaware of the super bowl being on yesterday.
I didn't hear a single person at work or in my circle of friends talking about it. Not one person talked about a
superbowl party.
Never was a fan of the NFL or any team sports for that matter. Fuck the NFL!
Only sport I follow is motocross. That's only because I spent many years racing.
Racing is a sport, everything else is just a game.
Kristian
 
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For a great look at the institutions wrapped up in the NFL sham, check out the Superbowl parties. All sponsored by some corporation:


Out of all the "stars", the only familiar name was Cher (with her new boy toys)

This is the new NFL circus.

BGUS_2569469_001.jpg


Note the product placement

Lil-Jon-Jurmaine-Dupri-and-Ludacris-celebrating-Big-Game-Weekend-with-a-Surprise-Performance-at-Blue42-Presented-by-Tequila-Don-Julio-1942-and-Johnnie-Walker-Blue-Label-with-Siegelman-Stable-in-Phoenix-AZ..jpg


1465379437.jpg



The analytics involved with advertising in football is mind-boggling:


(Last year, but an interesting article. What a psyop, sponsors are relentlessly, subconsciously drilled into viewers, as is how to act)


The fall of Rome is before us.
I am so sure those dudes washed my car Saturday.
 
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OK... "Referred to" as the "black national anthem" by the African American community (mostly),

And our "National Anthem" started out as a British song called "To Anacreon in Heaven." There was a fraternal organization in the late 18th century called "The Anacreonic Society." Basically, a group of guys that went around to different restaurants, bars, etc. and joined together in song, celebrating the Greek God "Anacreon..." the God of Food and Drink.... Mostly "Drink." One of the officers of this org was a composer/organist by the name of John Standford Smith. He, in essence, composed the song "To Anacreon in Heaven" as, sort of, an "initiation" right. If you could sing all six verses (yes.... six (6)) correctly, you could then join their org. In fact, they'd join you on the 6th, if you did well.

Here is the original tune (all six verses):



So popular was this song, people started crafting poems etc. to the tune. Hence, Francis Scott Key. He wrote his poem called "Defense of Ft. McHenry." while on the boat as a prisoner of the British. And he styled it to the tune of "To Anacreon in Heaven." It was only in the 1930s that it became the official "National Anthem" and altered slightly for band playing purposes.


I appreciate the history (sincerely), but it's really irrelevant how the US National Anthem came to be or what any other song was sung ect... The USA has has an official National Anthem. We sing it at major events to remind us all what it has taken to be the USA, who and what we strive to be, and to remind us all that we are ALL Americans. Injecting some other song and claiming it to be the National Anthem for only some Americans is divisive, and it undermines the actual National Anthem and what it stands for.
 
OK so now we need a White National Anthem, an Asian National Anthem, an Indian National Anthem, and a Mexican one too. This shit is dumb as fuck.

No, we don't. Our current "National Anthem" (Star Spangled Banner) will do just fine. I was only saying that it is the African American community that referred to the other song as the "Black National Anthem."
 
In 722 BC, the northern kingdom of Israel was experiencing the height of economic success. One might say that they were the envy of the Levant. Extravagance and indulgences were everyday and extreme.

Then the Assyrians came...

Nobody is coming to invade us though. America is going to turn to shit because Americans are fat and stupid.

After some reflection it is the kwanzaa of "anthems".

R

Yeap. Giant fucking joke that libtards will argue in favor of.
 
Nobody is coming to invade us though. America is going to turn to shit because Americans are fat and stupid.



Yeap. Giant fucking joke that libtards will argue in favor of.
So what do you call that little incursion on our southern border?

On the other hand, I do agree with your statement about the US turning to shit.