Crybaby American football players refusing to stand for the US national anthem need a lesson in true class from Usain Bolt

Ungrateful wretch

The protests started with the San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who apparently wants to complain about racial inequality, which has evidently forced him and an enormous number of other black athletes to become unfeasibly rich and famous. I'm sure we all feel their pain and sympathise with how they've suffered under the jackboot of American racism.

Whatever, Kaepernick and a number of other wildly privileged NFL goofballs have decided to disrespect their own country by scrambling aboard the tawdry Black Lives Matter bandwagon which - among its many other accomplishments - has succeeded in turning Baltimore into even more of a lawless hellhole than it was before. Quite an achievement! (You can read about these assorted wannabe SJWs here.) Meanwhile, at the London Olympics, a Jamaican - who happens to be the fastest man on the planet, and probably the greatest sprinter of all time - demonstrated how a true sportsman should behave:

It's not even his country's national anthem. Top man.

Meanwhile, South Park returns with a new series this week. It'll make uncomfortable viewing for Colin Kaepernick and the twits who support his "stand":

All rise and sing: 

Colin Kaepernick is great 

Cops are pigs, cops are pigs 

Wait, someone just took my stuff, I need to call the cops 

Oh no, I just said cops are pigs 

Who's gonna help me get my stuff? 

Why did I listen to Colin Kaepernick 

He's not even any good 

Oh, I just got all my stuff back 

Cops are pigs again, cops are pigs 

Colin Kaepernick's a good backup

By the way, Kaepernick's mother was white. His African-American father buggered off before he was born, and he was adopted by a white couple, who raised him as the youngest of their three children. 

Don't mention it, Col.