MICHIGAN STATE POLICE CHIEF Under Fire For Sharing Meme On Social Media About NFL Players Anti-Cop MovementHas the Left and the leftist media managed to make Americans forget why this whole  kneeling in protest against the American flag  in the NFL started? Have Americans forgotten the statement made by Colin Kaepernick when asked why he kneeled during our national anthem while every other player stood in respect for our flag?When the San Francisco 49 ers QB Colin Kaepernick was asked why he kneeled during our national anthem, his response was about police brutality, and about his belief that cops were essentially getting away with murdering blacks with no consequences.Here is Kaepernick s official statement:One day before 5 police officers were murdered in Dallas, TX by a Black Lives Matter supporter, Cleveland Browns player Isiah Crowell posted an image on his Instagram account of a man wearing an ISIS-like image of a man wearing an all-black outfit and black mask standing behind a police officer and stabbing him in the neck with a knife.The Cleveland Browns made the following statement on behalf of Crowell for his disgusting actions: We have spoken to Isaiah regarding his extremely disturbing and unacceptable social media decision. It was completely inappropriate and we have made him aware of our high level of disappointment. Isaiah has apologized but also knows that just an apology is insufficient and that he must take steps to make a positive difference after a very negative and impactful post. The NFL made no apology for Crowell s terrorist-like post aimed to incite violence against our law-enforcement officers. Should law enforcement officers be forced to remain silent in the face of a movement created to disparage and discredit the amazing work they do every day because of a Black Lives Matter, anti-cop movement that has permeated the NFL?Stephen Loomis, President of Cleveland Police Patrolmen s Association spoke out against Cleveland Brown s player Isiah Crowell. Lommis said he thinks the  store-bought apology  isn t enough.  He needs to go to Dallas, help the families who lost their loved ones last week, write them a check, look them in the eyes and give a heartfelt apology. Loomis says Crowell s post was as  offensive as putting a picture of historical African-American men being hung from a tree in the 60s.  He adds that if Crowell doesn t go to Dallas and make a donation,  I will pull Cleveland officers, sheriffs, state troopers out of First Energy Stadium this season if he doesn t make it right. As for Crowell admitting he was wrong and acted out of rage   Loomis says,  You re a grown ass man, and you claim you were too emotional to know it was wrong? Think we ll accept your apology? Kiss my ass.    TMZOn Sunday, the Patriots were booed wildly by fans when the team took a knee during our national anthem. Today, the leftist Detroit Free Press attempted to smear Michigan State Police Col. Kriste Kibbey Etue for sharing a message on social media criticizing the NFL players  protests.Here is the post that Etue did NOT create, but shared privately with her friends on Facebook. The message in this post is pretty clear. It s a message to the NFL letting them know that Americans will not sit back silently and allow millionaires who are obviously not grateful to be living in the United States disrespect our flag, our law enforcement officers, and our veterans.The Detroit Free Press used a statement from ONE SOURCE, Leonard Mungo, a Detroit attorney who, in 2015, filed a class action lawsuit against the Michigan State Police, who Mungo claimed were not hiring enough black and Hispanic troopers. The Detroit Free Press quote from Mungo said the posting demonstrates  kind of a dangerous mindset for someone in her powerful position. It s  scary that they don t understand that America is defined by its freedoms, and one of these freedoms is freedom of speech,  Mungo said. It also  has implications for why the state police   don t have representative numbers of African Americans in their ranks,  he said.Shanon Banner, a spokeswoman for Etue, said the colonel s Facebook post was not about race and was posted not publicly, but so that only Etue s friends would see it. As a public servant, Col. Etue has great respect for the armed forces and those who fight to protect our freedoms, Banner said in an e-mail to the Free Press.Etue did not create the post, Banner said.  It s a meme that is posted in other places around the Internet,  she said.Etue, who heads the statewide police department, shared the meme entitled  Dear NFL  on her Facebook page Sunday. It was a post widely shared on social media by those critical of hundreds of NFL players this past weekend who locked arms and/or kneeled during the pre-game playing of the national anthem. Some forms of the meme are calling for a boycott of the NFL until these silent gridiron protests end.The Michigan State Police issued an apology from Etue on their Facebook page. Americans should be asking why Etue has to apologize for standing up for law enforcement officers and veterans she defended in her post? While the left is screaming about the rights of the NFL players to disrespect our flag,  perhaps someone should ask them when Col. Etue s First Amendment Right become null and void? As a side note, The Detroit Free Press is home to Stephen Henderson, the race-obsessed, angry editorial editor who attempted to label Kid Rock (the single father of a black son and NAACP award winner) as a  racist , stirring up hate and negativity towards the beloved Detroit rocker who does so much for the residents of the city of Detroit.  politics
michigan state police chief under fire for sharing meme on social media about nfl players movements left leftist media managed make americans forget whole kneeling protest american flag nfl started have americans forgotten statement made colin kaepernick asked needed national anthem every player stood respect flag when san francisco ers qb colin kaepernick asked needed national anthem response police brutality belief cops essentially getting away murdering blacks kaepernick official statement one day police officers murdered dallas tx black lives matter supporter cleveland browns player asia cornell posted image instagram account man wearing image man wearing outfit black mask standing behind police officer stabbing neck cleveland browns made following statement behalf cornell disgusting actions we spoken sarah regarding extremely disturbing unacceptable social media decision it completely inappropriate made aware high level disappointment sarah apologized also knows apology insufficient must take steps make positive difference negative impactful post the nfl made apology cornell post aimed incite violence officers should law enforcement officers forced remain silent face movement created disparage discredit amazing work every day black lives matter movement permitted nfl stephen looms president cleveland police patrolled association spoke cleveland brown player asia cornell commit said thinks apology enough he needs go dallas help families lost loved ones last week write check look eyes give heartfelt apology looms says cornell post offensive putting picture historical men hung tree he adds cornell go dallas make donation i pull cleveland officers sheriffs state troopers first energy stadium season make right as cornell admitting wrong acted rage looms says you grown ass man claim emotional know wrong think accept apology kiss ass taxon sunday patriots booed wildly fans team took knee national anthem today leftist detroit free press attempted smear michigan state police kristen abbey ete sharing message social media criticizing nfl players post ete not create shared privately friends facebook the message post pretty clear it message nfl letting know americans sit back silently allow millionaires obviously grateful living united states disrespect flag law enforcement officers detroit free press used statement one source leonard mundo detroit attorney filed class action lawsuit michigan state police mundo claimed hiring enough black hispanic troopers the detroit free press quote mundo said posting demonstrates kind dangerous mindset someone powerful position it scary understand america defined freedoms one freedoms freedom speech mundo said it also implications state police representative numbers african americans ranks banner spokeswoman ete said colonel facebook post race posted publicly ete friends would see as public servant ete great respect armed forces fight protect freedoms banner said free create post banner said it meme posted places around internet heads statewide police department shared meme entitled dear nfl facebook page sunday it post widely shared social media critical hundreds nfl players past weekend locked arms needed playing national anthem some forms meme calling boycott nfl silent gridiron protests michigan state police issued apology ete facebook page americans asking ete apologize standing law enforcement officers veterans defended post while left screaming rights nfl players disrespect flag perhaps someone ask ete first amendment right become null void as side note the detroit free press home stephen henderson angry editorial editor attempted label kid rock single father black son naacp award winner racist stirring hate negativity towards beloved detroit rocker much residents city detroit politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: MICHIGAN STATE POLICE CHIEF Under Fire For Sharing Meme On Social Media About NFL Players Anti-Cop MovementHas the Left and the leftist media managed to make Americans forget why this whole  kneeling in protest against the American flag  in the NFL started? Have Americans forgotten the statement made by Colin Kaepernick when asked why he kneeled during our national anthem while every other player stood in respect for our flag?When the San Francisco 49 ers QB Colin Kaepernick was asked why he kneeled during our national anthem, his response was about police brutality, and about his belief that cops were essentially getting away with murdering blacks with no consequences.Here is Kaepernick s official statement:One day before 5 police officers were murdered in Dallas, TX by a Black Lives Matter supporter, Cleveland Browns player Isiah Crowell posted an image on his Instagram account of a man wearing an ISIS-like image of a man wearing an all-black outfit and black mask standing behind a police officer and stabbing him in the neck with a knife.The Cleveland Browns made the following statement on behalf of Crowell for his disgusting actions: We have spoken to Isaiah regarding his extremely disturbing and unacceptable social media decision. It was completely inappropriate and we have made him aware of our high level of disappointment. Isaiah has apologized but also knows that just an apology is insufficient and that he must take steps to make a positive difference after a very negative and impactful post. The NFL made no apology for Crowell s terrorist-like post aimed to incite violence against our law-enforcement officers. Should law enforcement officers be forced to remain silent in the face of a movement created to disparage and discredit the amazing work they do every day because of a Black Lives Matter, anti-cop movement that has permeated the NFL?Stephen Loomis, President of Cleveland Police Patrolmen s Association spoke out against Cleveland Brown s player Isiah Crowell. Lommis said he thinks the  store-bought apology  isn t enough.  He needs to go to Dallas, help the families who lost their loved ones last week, write them a check, look them in the eyes and give a heartfelt apology. Loomis says Crowell s post was as  offensive as putting a picture of historical African-American men being hung from a tree in the 60s.  He adds that if Crowell doesn t go to Dallas and make a donation,  I will pull Cleveland officers, sheriffs, state troopers out of First Energy Stadium this season if he doesn t make it right. As for Crowell admitting he was wrong and acted out of rage   Loomis says,  You re a grown ass man, and you claim you were too emotional to know it was wrong? Think we ll accept your apology? Kiss my ass.    TMZOn Sunday, the Patriots were booed wildly by fans when the team took a knee during our national anthem. Today, the leftist Detroit Free Press attempted to smear Michigan State Police Col. Kriste Kibbey Etue for sharing a message on social media criticizing the NFL players  protests.Here is the post that Etue did NOT create, but shared privately with her friends on Facebook. The message in this post is pretty clear. It s a message to the NFL letting them know that Americans will not sit back silently and allow millionaires who are obviously not grateful to be living in the United States disrespect our flag, our law enforcement officers, and our veterans.The Detroit Free Press used a statement from ONE SOURCE, Leonard Mungo, a Detroit attorney who, in 2015, filed a class action lawsuit against the Michigan State Police, who Mungo claimed were not hiring enough black and Hispanic troopers. The Detroit Free Press quote from Mungo said the posting demonstrates  kind of a dangerous mindset for someone in her powerful position. It s  scary that they don t understand that America is defined by its freedoms, and one of these freedoms is freedom of speech,  Mungo said. It also  has implications for why the state police   don t have representative numbers of African Americans in their ranks,  he said.Shanon Banner, a spokeswoman for Etue, said the colonel s Facebook post was not about race and was posted not publicly, but so that only Etue s friends would see it. As a public servant, Col. Etue has great respect for the armed forces and those who fight to protect our freedoms, Banner said in an e-mail to the Free Press.Etue did not create the post, Banner said.  It s a meme that is posted in other places around the Internet,  she said.Etue, who heads the statewide police department, shared the meme entitled  Dear NFL  on her Facebook page Sunday. It was a post widely shared on social media by those critical of hundreds of NFL players this past weekend who locked arms and/or kneeled during the pre-game playing of the national anthem. Some forms of the meme are calling for a boycott of the NFL until these silent gridiron protests end.The Michigan State Police issued an apology from Etue on their Facebook page. Americans should be asking why Etue has to apologize for standing up for law enforcement officers and veterans she defended in her post? While the left is screaming about the rights of the NFL players to disrespect our flag,  perhaps someone should ask them when Col. Etue s First Amendment Right become null and void? As a side note, The Detroit Free Press is home to Stephen Henderson, the race-obsessed, angry editorial editor who attempted to label Kid Rock (the single father of a black son and NAACP award winner) as a  racist , stirring up hate and negativity towards the beloved Detroit rocker who does so much for the residents of the city of Detroit.  politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: michigan state police chief under fire for sharing meme on social media about nfl players movements left leftist media managed make americans forget whole kneeling protest american flag nfl started have americans forgotten statement made colin kaepernick asked needed national anthem every player stood respect flag when san francisco ers qb colin kaepernick asked needed national anthem response police brutality belief cops essentially getting away murdering blacks kaepernick official statement one day police officers murdered dallas tx black lives matter supporter cleveland browns player asia cornell posted image instagram account man wearing image man wearing outfit black mask standing behind police officer stabbing neck cleveland browns made following statement behalf cornell disgusting actions we spoken sarah regarding extremely disturbing unacceptable social media decision it completely inappropriate made aware high level disappointment sarah apologized also knows apology insufficient must take steps make positive difference negative impactful post the nfl made apology cornell post aimed incite violence officers should law enforcement officers forced remain silent face movement created disparage discredit amazing work every day black lives matter movement permitted nfl stephen looms president cleveland police patrolled association spoke cleveland brown player asia cornell commit said thinks apology enough he needs go dallas help families lost loved ones last week write check look eyes give heartfelt apology looms says cornell post offensive putting picture historical men hung tree he adds cornell go dallas make donation i pull cleveland officers sheriffs state troopers first energy stadium season make right as cornell admitting wrong acted rage looms says you grown ass man claim emotional know wrong think accept apology kiss ass taxon sunday patriots booed wildly fans team took knee national anthem today leftist detroit free press attempted smear michigan state police kristen abbey ete sharing message social media criticizing nfl players post ete not create shared privately friends facebook the message post pretty clear it message nfl letting know americans sit back silently allow millionaires obviously grateful living united states disrespect flag law enforcement officers detroit free press used statement one source leonard mundo detroit attorney filed class action lawsuit michigan state police mundo claimed hiring enough black hispanic troopers the detroit free press quote mundo said posting demonstrates kind dangerous mindset someone powerful position it scary understand america defined freedoms one freedoms freedom speech mundo said it also implications state police representative numbers african americans ranks banner spokeswoman ete said colonel facebook post race posted publicly ete friends would see as public servant ete great respect armed forces fight protect freedoms banner said free create post banner said it meme posted places around internet heads statewide police department shared meme entitled dear nfl facebook page sunday it post widely shared social media critical hundreds nfl players past weekend locked arms needed playing national anthem some forms meme calling boycott nfl silent gridiron protests michigan state police issued apology ete facebook page americans asking ete apologize standing law enforcement officers veterans defended post while left screaming rights nfl players disrespect flag perhaps someone ask ete first amendment right become null void as side note the detroit free press home stephen henderson angry editorial editor attempted label kid rock single father black son naacp award winner racist stirring hate negativity towards beloved detroit rocker much residents city detroit politics