Free-agent safety Eric Reid over the past fewdays has been using his Twitter account to call out the NFL and its teams for what he views as empty statements on the police killing of George Floyd and the ensuing global protests of racial injustice. In to the 49ers’ participation in Blackout Tuesday, for example, he included the dictionary definition of hypocrisy.So when the league on Thursday night to donate more money to what it considers “worthy organizations” to “addre s systemic racism,” the 28-year-old admitted he didn’t even know where to start.MORE:”This is a time of self-reflection for us all,” the NFL’s statement read Kahale Warring Jersey . “The NFL is no exception. We stand with the black community because Black Lives Matter.”To which Reid responded:”In your self reflection you chose to tell us that you donated .00275% of your 2019 revenue of roughly $16B to the causes you care so deeply for. Yet you have not denounced the police 4 their history of murder nor have you addre sed your own oppre sive constructs …”In your self reflection, you didnt come Kaiir Elam Jersey 2 the conclusion 2 apologize for your numerous attempts 2 subvert the very movement that you now claim 2 be a part of, including but not limited to: breaking your own protocols in an attempt to force us from kneeling and blackballing Colin (Kaepernick) …”In your self reflection, you didnt feel the need to reconcile your aforementioned actions. You arent trying to change the Buffalo Bills Jackets system. You are the system.”To date we have donated $44 million to support hundreds of worthy organizations. This year, we are committing an additional $20 million to these causes and we will accelerate efforts to highlight their critical work.We know that we can and need to do more. NFL (@NFL) Consistent with his criticism of the NFL, Reid on May 30 to 49ers CEO Jed York’s donation of $1 million “to local and national organizations who are creating change” by calling the effort diluted.”Nobody wants your money Jed,” Reid said.”We want justice. Weve always wanted justice.” Added Reid in later in the day: “I see that a lot of yall think that it takes money to get justice. It does not. It takes money to facilitate injustice. Justice is easy, the system chooses not to give it.”As for the NFL released last weekend, prompting widespread accusations ofhypocrisy and mentions of Kaepernick’s name, Reid’s response was : “I’m Buffalo Bills Accessories looking forward to ‘Songs of the Season 2.0.'”MORE: Reid, of course, played for the 49ers when Kaepernick began sitting and then kneeling during the national anthem of games in protest of racial injustice and police brutality. Reid player to join Kaepernick in protest and did so throughout the 2016 season before the quarterback opted out of his contract that March. Kaepernick has not played in the NFL since, but Reid, who played for the Panthers the past two seasons,has continued with the Levi Wallace Jersey method of protest.Kaepernick and Reid settled collusion grievances against the NFL last February. Before he was signed by Carolina in 2018, Reid had felt he was blackballed by NFL teams the same way Kaepernick has been for three years.So it’s interesting that Reid, still a very good player, remains a free agent in June.