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Kaepernick implied that black people are somehow less black if white people like them 🤡

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Joel Abbott

Nov 2, 2021

For some reason, the wokey wokes are still trotting out this dude to try to sell their cultish propaganda:

Uh, Kap, is this you with your fam?

This guy needs to see a therapist, because he has a whole lotta hate in his heart and a severe identity crisis going on.


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