05-30-2022, 05:22 AM
Kapler wasn't seeking attention. His post was made for the reason I said, so when people wondered where he was for the anthem playing, they would know. He posted on his personal website, not the Giants' website.
One could say "look at all the attention he is getting over his decision." But there is a profound difference between other people making a big deal about something and you making a big deal about it yourself. "But he should know he will get attention by taking his action and making his statement." So he's suppose to be held hostage by a segment of society that puts pressure on him to do something he doesn't want to do, just because a relative few people might be bothered if he doesn't?
Here's an idea. Mind your own business. Don't worry about what others are doing that doesn't personally harm you. The only time we ask people to do things that might be against their will is when they are in the greater interest of society write large, and protect people from being harmed. NOBODY is being harmed if a manager of a baseball team isn't present for a song being sung.
Tempest in a teapot.
One could say "look at all the attention he is getting over his decision." But there is a profound difference between other people making a big deal about something and you making a big deal about it yourself. "But he should know he will get attention by taking his action and making his statement." So he's suppose to be held hostage by a segment of society that puts pressure on him to do something he doesn't want to do, just because a relative few people might be bothered if he doesn't?
Here's an idea. Mind your own business. Don't worry about what others are doing that doesn't personally harm you. The only time we ask people to do things that might be against their will is when they are in the greater interest of society write large, and protect people from being harmed. NOBODY is being harmed if a manager of a baseball team isn't present for a song being sung.
Tempest in a teapot.