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Brooklyn Nets forward Kyrie Irving has decided not to get the flu vaccine that is recommended by the Department of Health and Human Services. The team has said they respect his right to make that decision, but many in the sports world are not so quick to agree with him. I give my thoughts on the situation, and why it's a good thing he's not getting the shot. I also give my opinion on Colin Kaepernick's decision to kneel for the national anthem in the NFL and why he was a better option than Kyrie's decision not to receive the shot, and how the media should have been more supportive of him in his decision to not get it. Also, I talk about why Kyrie s decision is a good one and why we should all be on his side in this fight against the government mandating that he get the vaccine. Thank you Kyrie for standing up for his own right to choose and fighting for what he believes is best for him. I hope others join me in the fight, because we need to stand up to the tyranny that we're seeing around the world right now. Tweet me and let me know what you think! Timestamps: 1:00 - Colin Kaepernick s decision to go woke 4:30 - Why Kyrie should get the shot 6:40 - Who is the real Colin Kaepernick? 7:00 8:00- What do you think about Kyrie? 9:10 - Is he a risk or a risk? 10: Should he be given the shot? 11:20 - Should he get it? 16:30- Is he have the shot or not? 17:15 - What are you should be allowed to choose? 19:40- What does he have something to lose? 21:30 22: What's the worst thing he can do? 23:40 25:00 Should he have a chance to make a stand? 26:10 27:30 What do we do with his chance to be a better than Colin Kaepernick vs. ? 32: What s the best option? 33:00 Is he going to lose the most important thing to him? 35:00 Do you think he has a chance of winning the game? 36:00 What s his chance of getting the vaccine? 37:00 Does he have anything to lose in the NBA?
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