DON’T TREAD ON US: Patriotic Americans plant defiant flags at Nike HQ on July 4th

by Fred T

These colors don’t run. Especially not in Nike shoes, as we all now know, now that the shoe company decided the actual concept of America is offensive and our flag is a hate symbol, after a failed football player told them to.

In the ‘woke Olympics’ Nike went for gold and came out in last place. But some folks deserve medals today for what they did to celebrate the Fourth of July, also known as Independence Day if y’all aren’t clear about the point of the holiday.

Every rejection of tyranny starts somewhere, even somewhere small. Perhaps with tea thrown into a harbor, against the yoke of tyranny from a distant despot. Or perhaps someone taking a stand and planting flags in defiance of the tyranny of the social justice mob that currently controls American society.

In this case, Jeff Reynolds with PJ Media reports that though the idea started small and spontaneously on Twitter, throughout the day various folks came by to place their own flags at Nike’s doorstep.

“It’s just unfortunate that we couldn’t get any Betsy Ross flags, but the message is the same,” said one of the people who showed up to add their flag. “We wanted to remind Nike that Colin Kaepernick is simply wrong about the history of the flag.”

It’s not just Nike, and it’s not nothing. The assault on everything that happened before the warriors of woke showed up to preach Armageddon in 12 years and declare our law enforcement to be Nazis just keeps growing. Everything the mob doesn’t like is to be burned and cursed. Today it’s George Washington’s flag. Tomorrow? Maybe the whole city named after him.

Don’t be tricked into thinking that this is all no big deal, either. Or you could find yourself getting crowbarred in the face on the streets of an American city in broad daylight as the police do nothing, because they don’t want to offend the social justice lynch mob.

Read more, and see more pics, from PJMedia about this first of what we hope will be a lot of flags placed outside Nike workplaces.


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