(T)the Left is a political movement made up by and for people incapable of doing a good job at honest work.

Oh damn, that's the painful truth, innit?  The Spectator lays into the whole Nike kerfluffle, and lays out the best damn line regarding the Left I've seen in a while,

In other words, Kaepernick is a loser as a pro athlete — because he lacks the focus of the other greats on whose success the Nike brand is built. As Jordan famously said when asked about his apolitical stance as an athlete, “Republicans buy basketball shoes, too.” Williams, Woods, and so many others built their personal athletic brands on being soft-spoken on matters political, which is one reason Nike grew to such immense popularity and market share. That’s all gone with this decision. 

It’s the kind of action no good businessperson would ever take. But it most certainly is the kind of thing the social justice warrior crowd who increasingly populate the decision-making positions in corporate America can be expected to do. 

Again, why? The answer is something we said in our last entry in this space: because the Left is a political movement made up by and for people incapable of doing a good job at honest work.

Do read the whole thing, especially the part where it's revealed that Kaepernick doesn't have a job not because he was being blackballed, but because he's an arrogant whiny bitch who turned down job offers he didn't think were high-paying enough.  "Sacrificing everything"?  Bitch, please.