Well, we're not talking about something like the National Anthem because that isn't inherently political. Those players were bringing attention to something that I would characterize as being a legitimate human right issue, at least in the respect that it didn't just affect them personally but in a way that supersedes any personal condition. The last thing anyone wants is a setting where first amendment rights are impinged upon, but there are certain things that deserve scorn even if there is a right to express them. Standing up for the suppression of men and women because of their race is too important an issue to deserve scorn. Standing up for a D-List celebrity who lies to people and has not conscience does.