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[[Leftwing]] [[extremist]] [[Colin Kaepernick]] asked for [[arbitration]] alleging that [[NFL]] owners "colluded" to blacklist him after he violated league and franchise rules. Kaepernick had willfully violated the terms of his player [[contract]] and was terminated. Kaepernick refused to cooperate with management undrr the terms of contract to promote the game of [[football]] and the image of the league. In an interview with [[ESPN]], Kaepernick called [[America]] [[racist]], bringing disrepute and a public [[boycott]] upon the league. When Kaepernick refused to cooperate with [[San Fransisco]] 49ers' management in promotional affairs to stand during the national anthem, his contract was terminated.
[[Leftwing]] [[extremist]] [[Colin Kaepernick]] asked for [[arbitration]] alleging that [[NFL]] owners "colluded" to blacklist him after he violated league and franchise rules. Kaepernick had willfully violated the terms of his player [[contract]] and was terminated. Kaepernick refused to cooperate with management undrr the terms of contract to promote the game of [[football]] and the image of the league. In an interview with [[ESPN]], Kaepernick called [[America]] [[racist]], bringing disrepute and a public [[boycott]] upon the league. When Kaepernick refused to cooperate with [[San Fransisco]] 49ers' management in promotional affairs to stand during the national anthem, his contract was terminated.
For Kaepernick to win his arbitration, he'd have to prove 32 franchise owners met in secret snd conspired to target him individually in violation of [[collective bargaining]] agreements, rather than exercising a standing agreement among owners and league rule not to re-hire a player terminated from one member franchise for being uncooperative with management, refusing to participate in franchise and league promotions, and bringing public disrespect on the NFL and game of football.
For Kaepernick to win his arbitration, he'd have to prove 32 franchise owners met in secret and conspired to target him individually in violation of [[collective bargaining]] agreements, rather than exercising a standing agreement among owners and a league rule not to re-hire a player terminated from one member franchise for being uncooperative with management, refusing to participate in franchise and league promotions, and bringing public disrespect on the NFL and game of football.
==Political collusion==
==Political collusion==