Scott Walker - There's nothing wrong with protests - Thomas Jefferson said they were as necessary in the political world as storms are in the physical - but that doesn't mean the ideas espoused by the protesters shouldn't be critiqued. When men who make millions of dollars a year for playing a game complain about the "privileged" lifestyles of their mostly middle-class fans, those being protested against have a right to object and even to counter protest. When Colin Kaepernick compared his potential employer to a slave owner, he brought his fate upon himself. He has no business whining about it now.

The objectionable part of protest is when it becomes violent, as it has with ANTIFA, Black Lives Matters and Rev Com. Frankly, when any group resorts to violence to "prove their point" that group and its ideals should be considered invalidated because entertaining their ideas only encourages further violence in hope of more compromise.