The First Amendment Has been Turned Upside Down! Racist Pro Athletes Who Have No First Amendment Rights are Granted Extra-Legal Privileges, While Cops’ First Amendment Rights are Crushed; That’s What You Get When White Uncle Toms Surrender to Black Supremacists

N.S.: Professional athletes have no First Amendment rights in the workplace. That means that when they protest on the job, it’s not because of the U.S. Constitution, but because their bosses are granting them privileges with no legal basis. So, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and various owners have granted black supremacist players and their white sycophants the privilege of spreading the racist blood libel, whereby white policemen racially profile and murder black angels, who just happen to be racist cut-throats who commit attempted murder and murder against white policemen.

Those would be the same bosses who have ordered NFL players to refrain from honoring actual victims of racism, such as the white Dallas policemen slaughtered by black supremacist devil, Micah Xavier Johnson. Goodell expressly ordered Cowboys players to refrain from memorializing those white policemen.

Meanwhile, public sector employees do have First Amendment rights. However, RINO Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder just violated the First Amendment rights of State Police Col. Kriste Etue, who had criticized the NFL black supremacists. Indeed, he is violating the First, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendment rights of all white state employees.

Snyder responded to outrageous demands for Col. Etue’s dismissal by acting like a Communist, and calling for the following.

Snyder said he will take the following actions during his review:

• Reviewing and developing cultural awareness and sensitivity training guidelines
• Convening a formal group to recommend policies regarding private social media use by state employees, including department directors and others in leadership positions
• Implicit bias training in the Cabinet and department leadership teams
• Working with MCOLES to require that all police officer training academies in the state instruct their recruits using the U.S. Department of Justice Fair and Impartial Policing (FIP) program
• Asking the Michigan State Police to expedite community outreach efforts of the Post Community Service Officers by scheduling community conversations statewide throughout the winter of 2018
• Requiring a review of MSP trooper recruit practices and standards for admission
• Integrating the Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality (RISE) with law enforcement to influence positive change by having increased productive dialogues and improved relationships.

 

NFL Players Can Protest on the Job, White Michigan State Police Bigwig Can’t Comment about the NFL Players Though
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
Friday, October 20, 2017 at 12:36:00 A.M. EDT

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DETROIT - Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder announced Thursday that Michigan State Police Col. Kriste Etue will have her pay suspended for five days due to a social media post about NFL players who protest during the national anthem.

Snyder has ordered that Etue "have a suspension of pay for five days while reporting to work and demonstrating outstanding leadership by example for the men and women she commands."

Here is the full statement from Snyder:

“Colonel Etue posted something on social media that was inappropriate. She immediately apologized and has acted to demonstrate that apology, including facilitating meetings with various groups to hear concerns and to share the work the Michigan State Police does in cities and neighborhoods statewide to connect with the communities they serve and recruit new troopers from all backgrounds."

"I have full faith in Col. Etue’s leadership as the commander of the Michigan State Police, which I believe to be the best law enforcement body in the nation. The Colonel has served honorably as an enlisted trooper for 30 years, and I hope we can come together as Michiganders to move forward and find common ground, rather than rehash past mistakes."

Etue shared a meme on her Facebook account calling NFL players "a bunch of rich, entitled, arrogant, ungrateful, anti-American degenerates."

Etue has since apologized and met with the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus.

READ: NAACP Detroit chapter calls for governor to take action in MSP controversies

"It was a mistake to share this message on Facebook, and I sincerely apologize to anyone who was offended," Etue said in a message released days after the post.

"I will continue my focus on unity at the Michigan State Police and in communities across Michigan." She said she would not resign, and Snyder said he will not fire her.

GRA: Other reports showed John Conyers and other black Michigan reps calling for her to be fired. She can't comment on the black NFLers without suspension, or a push by blacks to get her fired, but the players CAN protest on the job, with no repercussions. Got it.