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It's all performative outrage. By the time anyone figures out what actually happened here--there's a report that the Trump administration approved the stay of the alleged shooter--we're past it and on to the next point of outrage. Of course this is terrible, and heartbreaking, and unnecessary. But it probably speaks more to mental illness, perhaps to red flag laws, and to a culture of war than it does a broader problem with "violent criminal" aliens. You know what's also heartbreaking and sad today to me today? Mike Leavitt asking the mother of his young child to self deport. Awful all the way around. He wasn't asking her to leave when he was banging her, and when things were good in the relationship. But now? It's a convenient way to get sole custody. How sad.

Oh, one other thing. Those Puritans came across the ocean and one of the very first things they did was create Harvard University. It was initially there to train ministers but the fact they opened an educational institution says a lot. The Puritans get tarred with the brush of narrow mindedness but they did so much to expand the idea of eduaction, thought and higher discourse.

Exactly. People get mad at players picked high and end up underwhelming or an outright bust. Not Aaron Maybin’s or Whitner’s or Elam’s or Keon Coleman’s or Mike Williams or JP Lossman’s or EJ Manuel’s or CJ Spiller’s or Sammy Watkin’s or Greg Rousseau’s or Shaq Lawson’s or John McCargo’s or Erik Flower’s fault that the Bill’s GMs don’t know how to evaluate first round talent. Those players were smart enough to secure life changing contracts without ever playing a down of professional football.

Lonely today? We just had 4 people bail on us, so we have room!

Things happen. Oh well. You can't place blame when these unfortunate events happen. They just happen. Stop fear mongering. For example, I'd never place blame on the orange menace for anything. - teef.

Happy Thanksgiving! Everybody eats!

The early signs of trouble on D.

You’re too young of a man to have this kind of angst over this *****. I really do agree with what you’re saying for what it’s worth. You’re not wrong. Have mistakes been made in the past? Of course but we’re onto a new presidency, and outside of the deportations, it’s been a disaster. You want there’s concerns fixed, fit in now. The continual blame and the need for blame is childish. That’s all this thread is. and for what it’s worth, I think politics plays far less of a role in your life that you think it does. I’ve been voting for 30 years, and no sitting president has had a major effect in my life. Some times have been better than others, but my life has been driven by my decisions and not politics. People who use administrations to place blame in their personal issues are lost. Politics are entertaining discussion, but he op isn’t here for that. At all. edit:when I said it wasn’t political, I meant for the op, not the topic.

McDermott and his minions sure tried their best to recreate that classic last Thursday night.

i’m a believer, but i usually keep it to myself. my mom had a beautiful old ranch in Bushnell’s Basin in Pittsford, NY (100 feet from the Erie Canal) Things would happen in that house all of the time to the point that it just became natural and not even scary. Well, at least until my mom took a picture of her friends daughter w/ her dog and there’s a floating head peaking behind her shoulder. Still the clearest picture i’ve ever seen of a “ghost.” People think it’s BS, but i was there when the photo was taken.

I agree he's not incompetent. IMO Beane and McDermott focus too much on culture and fit over talent. The biggest reason why the Bills struggle in the playoffs is lack of elite playnakers on both sides of the ball.

This is what happens if you don’t get it all out in middle school, I suppose.

You said this isn’t political. This 100% is. And yes, the sad genesis of what happened yesterday was a chaotic, disaster of a withdrawal, by the Biden Admin who were pseudo-rubber stamping any and everyone into this country for four years. The ramifications of which we still haven’t fully felt. How many people are in this country, that never should’ve been here.. and what happens when they start feeling resentment, angst or hatred for a country they never considered themselves a part of? This is, sadly, only the beginning.

Do you honestly have any place to go today?

So teef wants to blame this on a "psycho" but under no circumstances should blame be placed on the moronic policies that allowed said psycho to be here in the first place. So teef, should a thorough vetting process be able to ID psychos and keep them out of the country or nah?

I never understood the board's love for Moore. There is a reason that the Browns made no effort to resign him even though they have absolutely no-one behind Jeudy. A guestion: If it is true that Moore asked for his release, do the Bills get off the hook for any of the 2.5M gauranteed?

I think that’s great, and I think you should pay attention, but that’s not what this thread is about at all now is it?

Happy Turkey Day TBD!

When we have an Afghan National shooting two soldiers on US soil, Somalis running a welfare fraud scheme in Minnesota for terror organizations as a Somali Mayoral candidate loses because of a Somalian blood feud dating back to their homeland, while an openly socialist anti-Semitic Mayor is elected by a foreign born voting majority in one of our biggest cities, id say it’s time to start paying attention. The cracks are beginning to show.

Next year it will be replaced with "In this league, it's hard to win"

Is this real? Did he really do that? what is wrong with your brain to do something like that.

Fortunately for the Bills, the playoffs are still 14 months away. (Jk. They’ll probably make it this year. Probably)

I disagree. IMO KC and the Bills aren't underperforming this season. This is what they are. KC won a lot of 1 score games that helped them overachieve last season. The Bills relied on a high turnover differential to win a lot of games. Both teams have regressed to the average.

There’s political and there a constant need to place blame. Two very different things. And we are not Europe. Our immigration problem has been mainly from the south and had been dealt with in a manner so far. the op isn’t here to discuss immigration, he’s here to place blame. I don’t want the us pull what England is doing; but that’s not the ops point at all. Read his material.