Why Are We Not Standing For The National Anthem?

I have strong convictions that lead me to believe that not standing for the national anthem should not be allowed. The national anthem pays respect to people who have risked their lives, been injured, or died defending the United States. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints quarterback, supported Kaepernick's message but disagrees with the delivery: “it’s an oxymoron that you’re sitting down, disrespecting the flag that has given you the freedom to speak out.” In the article “ Refusing to Stand for the National Anthem” by Lois Lane, he incorporates the significance that not standing for the national anthem should be prohibited.
Primarily, the national anthem pays respect to people who have risked their lives, been injured, or died defending the United States. Many people have had a outrage with not standing during the national anthem. As well as my own beliefs sitting or kneeling is really disrespectful. My father Geoff Barrow said “ I agree why Kaepernick is protesting but I do not agree how he is doing it.” Lane state's “Kaepernick and others who have
What I believe is that Kaepernick is making a big fit and not looking at the big picture. All the people in the United States might have different beliefs but does that make them right. The real question that he should be asking himself is how does he want to protest in a friendly cause that will not make all this commotion. Kaepernick should have had more thought put into it rather than making all of the commotion. Dabo Swinney declared “I do not think it is good to be a distraction to your team. I do not think it is good to use your team as the