No One Is Consistent on Goya | National Review

This article has some good points. I do have a bone to pick with Nike because how in the heck can a marxist quarterback, who is now a multimillionaire with a contract with ESPN, be able to tell what the American people do or don't like about a shoe?

I personally grew up as a teenager seeing the Freedom Train come by the Anaheim stadium and collecting bicentennial memorabilia in 1975 and 1976. I still have Bicentennial coins that are silver that I got from the US mint.

I remember going to see the Freedom Train( Not the 1619 Movement shame on America train) with the same logos that you see on the Nike shoe that Marxist QB Kaepernick said no to!

I am still not going to buy Nike. I feel that Nike did not put this shoe design to a vote and they were too afraid, like politicians are now, to say no to a black marxist, when he is not a subject matter expert on American history.

Yesterday, I sent $30 to donation to a go fund me page that had already accumulated your $168k toward the Goya foods charity to give to the food banks.