A growing number of Americans have decided
they have better things to do with their time on Super Bowl Sunday than
support a professional football league that doesn't have the decency to
honor the national anthem.
American Legion and VFW posts, restaurants and bars, and even a bowling
alley have decided they will not broadcast the Super Bowl game in their
establishments -- out of respect for veterans and law enforcement.
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A giant electronic sign outside the Oneota Veterans Club in New York
reads, “In honor of our country, our flag, our veterans."
The Knights of Columbus chapter in Longview, Texas decided to end a
decades-old tradition of broadcasting the game -- over their "disgust"
with the national anthem protests.
"The veterans are especially aggravated by the course of events. This
especially hits us as an insult when people are disrespectful of our
flag and national anthem," chapter member Vance Lowery told television
station KLTV.
VFW posts across the country have also joined the national Super Bowl
Sunday boycott.
"They're disrespecting our flag and our national anthem so we no longer
watch NFL," VFW Post 8951 member Bob Shank told the York Daily Record.
"We have a bunch of veterans here who fought for that flag, fought for
that national anthem.”
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