Colin Kaepernick's Birth Mother Really Took To Twitter To Disagree With His Actions, Huh?

@Kaepernick7 There's ways to make change w/o disrespecting & bringing shame to the very country & family who afforded you so many blessings.

— Heidi Russo (@Heidirn1) August 27, 2016

@Kaepernick7 The path less traveled doesn't need to be one of destruction. #beenthere #besmarter #berespectful

— Heidi Russo (@Heidirn1) August 27, 2016

Umm...Heidi? I'm not one to tell a person what they can and can't think. After all - regardless of how a particular backup quarterback feels - it is a relatively free country. Still, I don't think I am out of line for telling you that you probably should have sat this one out. May have been better off waiting for the next media driven controversy to mindlessly spout off your thoughts on Twitter. Just seems a bit disingenuous to start playing "mom" to your birth son 28 years after you decided not to be his mom, never mind choosing to do in front of the world on social media. I'm no expert on the family dynamic,  but I'm pretty sure that if you share a bloodline but not the cell phone numbers required to have a private text conversation then it's probably best to save your parental advice for the children you did choose to raise. I don't want to make any declarative statements because I don't how the whole adoption process works, but I am fairly certain you lose the right to say someone brings shame to a family when you hand them over to a completely different family. I'm not shaming this woman for a giving up a child she couldn't raise because this world has far too many idiots with negligent, incapable mommy's and daddy's running around, but I am shaming her for dropping suggestive proverbs on someone whose actions she conceded the ability to judge decades ago. Especially since she invited the criticism by doing so on the GODDAMN INTERNET!!!