I think it's telling that both Ferrari drivers for the 2021 season chose not to kneel. Both provided a solid rationale for their choice in their respective Twitter accounts. I, for one, like that they're focused in their responsibilities as drivers and not in a gesture that is bound to divide their fanbase. I believe LeClerc summed it up perfectly by saying:
“I believe that what matters are facts and behaviours in our daily life rather than formal gestures that could be seen as controversial in some countries. I will not take the knee but this does not mean at all that I am less committed than others in the fight against racism.”
“I believe that what matters are facts and behaviours in our daily life rather than formal gestures that could be seen as controversial in some countries. I will not take the knee but this does not mean at all that I am less committed than others in the fight against racism.”
Harm is that you don't kneel for racism but all the bad things that have been done in name of blm which gives more fuel (literaly) to those protestors and criminals.OnitheCroc said:
We should consider all lives matter but it is infact leftist who keeps this racial agenda up which leads into more confrontation than unity.