It’s not just me - Les Ferdinand for one
I think it’s been said already, but it’s a completely different set of circumstances.
Les Ferdinand, I assume, would’ve said something like ‘it’s been diluted’ or ‘is it making a difference anymore’ etc, or another of those wheeled out arguments that you may or may not agree with,
HOWEVER last night, although with the same common theme of racism, wasn’t about taking the knee to support BLM, it was purely a show of support and rallying behind a player who, only a week earlier, was racially abused on the same ground. It was a simple message and that was one of the only ways it could be delivered on the pitch in front of both sets of fans.
It wouldn’t have taken anything for the SW players to do the same, but they didn’t. It wouldn’t have taken anything for the SW fans to applaud / not boo, but again some / most(?) didn’t.
I don’t know why you seem to have an issue with taking the knee in general, and why you want to turn this into some sort of political statement or debate, but honestly it’s far simpler than that - they did it to make a specific point about, or rather against, a specific incident, and if you don’t agree with that then perhaps you could suggest a more effective means they could have shown their feelings….?