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Protesting thugs being shot by police is A-OK, but honoring police shot by thugs is forbidden, at least according to the NFL. As Fox News reported on August 12, 2016: The NFL denied the Dallas Cowboys' request to wear a decal on their helmets during the season that would have paid tribute to the five police officers killed last month in an ambush.Last year the NFL also allegedly threatened to fine Titans starting linebacker Avery Williamson and others if they honored 911 victims with a pattern on their cleats:
The NFL was fine with Colin Kaepernick wearing socks which portrayed police as pigs:
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