Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker's Commencement Speech Sparks Controversy

Butker's Speech Touches on Political and Social Issues

Kansas City Chiefs Placekicker Delivers Divisive Address

Harrison Butker, kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs, has sparked controversy with a 20-minute commencement speech he delivered at Benedictine College.

Butker's speech, which he claims was not intended to be political, addressed a range of topics, including his Christian faith, LGBTQ rights, and the importance of free speech.

In the speech, Butker referred to Pride Month as an example of "the deadly sins of lust, gluttony, and pride." He also expressed his belief that "abortion is murder" and that "homosexuality is a sin."

Butker's speech has been met with mixed reactions. Some have praised him for speaking out for his beliefs, while others have criticized him for being divisive and bigoted.

Butker has since defended his speech, saying that he "has no regrets about expressing [his] beliefs." He has also stated that he "respects everyone's right to have their own opinions, even if [he] doesn't agree with them."

The controversy surrounding Butker's speech has led to calls for him to be fired from the Chiefs. However, the team has said that they support Butker's right to freedom of speech and that he will not be facing any disciplinary action.