NCAA Told Fans “DON’T SING NATIONAL ANTHEM!” – But the Fans Fight Back (VIDEO)
By TPIWriter |
Recently at a college baseball game at Lamson Park between Louisiana and Lafayette, fans were told that there would be no national anthem sung before the game.
Why? Because it was the third part of the game, and so there was no time to show respect to this great American tradition.
But fans would not accept this order! They are tired of the recent stories about veterans not being allowed to fly flags outside of their homes, and how teachers are telling children that displaying the flag can be considered racist! They had enough, and took action…
After fans repeatedly demanded the announcer play the song, fans took the matter into their own hands. Watch (below) as they sing “The Star-Spangled Banner” a cappella. So beautiful!
via Fox Sports
The National Anthem is a song which symbolizes the greatness of America. Nothing is more American than watching a baseball game with friends and family… And it is tradition to sign before every game. That is a tradition worth defending!
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