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Turn Down The Temperature: Unity? NOT HAPPENING
B-Man replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
THE LEFT’S BIGGEST FEAR IS THAT THE NORMALS WILL START TO STAND UP FOR THEMSELVES. That’s why they hate Kyle Rittenhouse, and that’s why they killed Charlie Kirk. -
THEY CAN’T HANDLE THE TRUTH: The Left Doesn’t Want You to Know the Truth About Charlie Kirk’s Killer. Whenever a crime hits the national headlines, the left seems to leap straight to politicizing it. A mass shooting? Must be a white Christian nationalist. When Trayvon Martin attacked George Zimmerman and was shot, the media literally called Zimmerman a “white Hispanic.” Why? Because the narrative demanded it. The left is always obsessed with the race, gender, religion, and ideology of both the victim and the perpetrator—and if the facts don’t fit their preferred narrative, the incident gets buried or twisted. Now, they’re doing it again—this time with the man who killed civil rights leader Charlie Kirk. We learned Friday that the man suspected of killing Kirk was caught and arrested, and the left is really working hard to invent a story where Robinson is a Trump supporter—even though that narrative makes no sense at all. munition casings with mocking left-wing anti-fascist slogans—“Hey, fascist! Catch!”—and even one marked with “Bella ciao,” an anthem tied to leftist resistance fighters. These weren’t just random scribbles; they were declarations steeped in the rhetoric of the radical left. Some casings contained juvenile internet meme jokes like “Notices, bulges, OwO what’s this?” and “If you read this, you are gay LMAO.” This is exactly the kind of unserious trolling style you’d see from fringe leftist posters online. It was unmistakably left-wing and politically motivated. But the left is still trying. An X account with five million followers promoted a fake photo of Robinson in a Trump shirt. Others are sharing fake donor information, claiming Robinson was a Trump donor. The image has gone viral, with leftists passing it around as if it were gospel truth—despite the fact that common sense alone makes clear it’s a lie. Think about it: the idea that Robinson was politically aligned with Charlie Kirk is laughable. Yet the falsehood is being pushed with deadly seriousness. They pulled the same stunt with Thomas Matthew Crooks, the would-be assassin of President Trump, even though he had donated to leftist groups through ActBlue. Some on the left may be so desperate to believe the narrative that they’ve convinced themselves it’s real. But most know better. They spread it anyway because it serves their political agenda. This is deliberate misinformation, poisoning public discourse right before our eyes. Think about why the left needs to repeat this lie over and over. https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2025/09/12/the-left-doesnt-want-you-to-know-the-truth-about-charlie-kirks-killer-n4943648
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The next generation of democrats is going to be 10000x as dangerous, mean spirited, and violent. No regard for societal norms at all.
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Parsons traded to Green Bay, given $188 million contract
Sierra Foothills replied to Roundybout's topic in The Stadium Wall
My position has been that you cannot declare a winner of this trade because we don't know the results. Here's a related question... to all those who are wowed by Parsons' performance in his first two games: Can Green Bay "win" this trade if they end up not winning a Super Bowl with Parsons? -
How many ice cream sandwiches, is too many ice cream sandwiches?
HOUSE replied to EmotionallyUnstable's topic in Off the Wall
I drink beer and more than 1 -
Trump Health Issues
Joe Ferguson forever replied to Roundybout's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
define socialism and communism in your own words. nevemind, post an accepted definition of both. -
That's an interesting take man. I'm going to go look again.
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We see this every year. The Bills defense has a rough game, the message board blows up, then they practice all week and come out playing better, more fundamental football. Wasn’t it just last season that we gave up 28 points to a pretty average Cardinals offense? Everyone panicked because we had to go on the road against Miami in Week 2—on short rest—without Duwane Smoot, Javon Solomon, and Taron Johnson. To make matters worse, Terrel Bernard went down after just a series or two, which meant we had to lean on Austin Johnson, Cam Lewis, Baylon Spector, and Ja’Marcus Ingram for significant snaps. And yet, we still walked away with a 31–10 win, capped off by an Ingram pick-six. "It's okay, we'll be fine... but have a little faith next time."
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Game Week thread - Bills at Jets
ChronicAndKnuckles replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
It is wayyyy too early to say that. We need a bigger sample size. Remember blowing out New England 31-0 in the opener ? We had the best offense AND defense going into week 2. How did that turn out ? -
McClappy's Sieve Machine The McSofties
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With the defense shredded by injuries and by big strong opponents, I am not confident at all about the next couple of games. The Jets offense looked really good against Pittsburgh, and their defense always seems to make Josh struggle. The Dolphins are a shell of what they've been so are an easy to overlook opponent with a lot of frustration against the Bills to motivate them.
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Game Week thread - Bills at Jets
JakeFrommStateFarm replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
In fantasy Justin Fields is projected to have a big game going against an absolutely putrid Bills defense that gave up 432 yards last week. Bills pull this one out but it will be a little too close for comfort for many Bills fans. Josh will have to pull a rabbit out of his hat again for this game. But if you want to make some money in fantasy, start Fields -
You have perfectly described a SOCIALIST government that is in the last stages before evolving into a COMMUNIST government... Nice...
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The Babylon Bee, America's Newspaper
B-Man replied to 3rdnlng's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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2025-26 College Football General Discussion
Thrivefourfive replied to T&C's topic in College Football
That’d be a huge upgrade at this point. I’m not in the weeds of the program’s management but man. They are beyond soft. SC always ranks for recruiting classes and they’re candy asses too. All the kids are right here, enough for multiple programs, but they either leave or soften up on these well-to-do college campuses. -
2025-26 College Football General Discussion
Ridgewaycynic2013 replied to T&C's topic in College Football
They need a successful graduate of the program to assist in recruiting, tact, and credibility building. Josh Rosen? 🤔 * 😁