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  1. 2 hours ago, Don Otreply said:

    I would ask you these questions,

     

    Do you feel that the defense has held it’s own during post season games since our HC came on board? 
     

    Do you feel that we have drafted top level offensive players during our drafts regularly since our GM came on board? 
     

    Me, I think our HC & GM are pretty good at most things, but that a shift in priorities is long since over due in player personnel acquisitions on the offensive side of the ball, primarily in drafting top shelf prospects for our receivers group. Is that what you refer to as one dimensional thinking? 
     

     

     

    So the way you are asking these questions and discussing them is way different than calling him Mcdipshit and claiming the entire team is trash except for JA.  That is what my comment was about.  You have good points and I agree at some level.  McD has a 5-6 post season record.  Every post season ends with a loss except for one team.  That team recently has been KC where the D has not been good enough.  For the Cincy game I think its fair to say the O did not show up.  I just dont get coming here with one dimensional stupid takes and bashing everything they have achieved since they have fallen short of the ultimate goal.  If someone comes here daily to state the same thing which is the team and McD and Bean suck, they are not adding anything to the conversation. 

  2. 23 minutes ago, Bob Jones said:

    Not being harsh on her. She probably should have waited, as I'm guessing somebody will establish some sort of charity fund that will benefit ALL of the victims, and then she could have given to that, instead of immediately jumping to give $$$ to this one family. She'll *probably* donate to that new fund too.

     

    It's amazing you are giving TS advice on how to help victims. 

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  3. My preference would be to pick a WR if the value is there. 

    I looked up where Pro-bowl WRs were picked in the past 10 years. 

    Of the 33 WRs who made initial PB roster in the past 10 years.

     

    Round 1 - 42.7%

    Round 2&3 - 36.4%

    Round 4+ - 21.2%

     

    There is hope if McD cant help himself and draft DL. 

     

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  4. I dont understand how people like the taste of fast food.  Am I missing something or way too aristocratic. 

     

    While we are on the subtle race jabs.......

     

    Like Chapel says “Shooting up schools is a white kid’s game,”

     

    “I’ve given this a lot of thought,” he continues. “I don’t see any peaceful way to disarm America’s whites.” After the applause dies down, Chappelle says, “There’s only one thing that’s going to save this country from itself. Same thing that always saves this country from itself. And that is African-Americans. And I know the question a lot of y’all have in your minds is, should we do it? ***** yeah, we should do it.” 

     

    “No matter what they say or how they make you feel, remember, this is your country, too,” Chappelle tells his audience. “It is incumbent upon us to save our country. And you know what we have to do.” Then comes the twist: “Every able-bodied African-American must register for a legal firearm. That’s the only way they’ll change the law.”

     

    https://www.statista.com/statistics/476456/mass-shootings-in-the-us-by-shooter-s-race/

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  5. Lots of talk on here about Chicago and why they wont publish the shooters photos within a day of the shooting.  "We all know why right?"    Here are some stats.

     

    From 2016 to 2020, the two U.S. counties to experience the most gun homicides per capita were rural:*

     

    Phillips County, Arkansas: 55.45 age-adjusted homicides per 100,000 people

    Lowndes County, Alabama: 48.36 age-adjusted homicides per 100,000 people**

     

    From 2016 to 2020, 13 of the 20 U.S. counties with the most gun homicides per capita were rural:

     

    80 percent of these 20 counties are in states that received an “F” grade for their weak gun laws, according to Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence’s 2021 annual state scorecard rankings.

     

    In 2020, the total gun death rate for rural communities—when age-adjusted per 100,000 people—was 40 percent higher than it was for large metropolitan areas.

     

    For reference to my stat hating Bills fans.... 2021 Chicago rate was 29.6

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  6. 8 minutes ago, Blackbeard said:

    All this McD bitching.

     

    I sat and spoke with steve tasker during the season.  I specifically asked him about McD, to which he responded that the fans take that he isn't a good coach is absurd.  He said McD is one of the best in the league and is going no where.  He raved about him.

     

    Its easy to sit back and play Monday morning QB, but here is a ex pro player, completely in the know.  

     

    Did some of McD's decisions not pan out, yes.  But ALL COACHES make decisions that don't pan out.  

     

    We are LUCKY to have him as a coach.  He is top 5 in the league.  

    Dude you can't even spell Mahomes.  What do you know about coaching and GM'ing?

     

    Christ.  But lets can the coach.  

     

    This fan base doesn't deserve this team at some level.  Or I am confusing the non stop bitching on here with real fan behavior. 

    Reality is people reflect their own misery onto the team. 

  7. 1 hour ago, SoCal Deek said:

    I find it interesting that you consider people not being able to pay off a loan they freely took out for a higher education to be an example of life being hard. Really? That’s your example? 


    how does this apply to this topic dude?  

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  8. 8 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

    Yet another sickening tragedy.  For those claiming it is solely a mental health issue as some politicians do, then here’s what I want to see:  a bill to increase mental health care.  Let’s see a bill that dedicates billions to recruitment and training of more mental health care professionals, more trained school counselors, more intervention.  If not then I don’t want to hear a damn word from any of those hypocrites.


    The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1981, passed by a Democratic-controlled House of Representatives and a Republican-controlled Senate, and signed by President Ronald Reagan on August 13, 1981, repealed most of the Mental Health Systems Act.

     

    I don’t see a commitment from conservative states to mental health. Do you? 

    1 minute ago, juno999 said:

    How about all the laws regarding border security?  You think those existing laws are being enforced?


    I was discussing gun laws but you move the narrative as you feel fit.  Done w you. 

  9. 13 minutes ago, SCBills said:


    We have sensible gun laws.  They’re not enforced.  
     

    Criminals illegally obtain guns.. shocking, I know. 
     

    For those that legally do … Precursors to violent behavior that would flag gun purchases don’t arise when politicians don’t enforce basic laws.  
     

    Mental health & SSRI’s are not a conversation we, as a nation, want to have right now. 
     

    Therefore, in a country awash in guns, we have a gun violence epidemic.  
     

    Let’s see who these suspects are, and what their criminal records may be.  Let’s see if they obtained these guns legally or illegally.   Because in most of these cases, new laws wouldn’t have stopped it… especially when the gun control advocates keep voting for people who don’t enforce laws to begin with. 
     


    What laws that are sensible are not enforced?  I agree w the insane SSRI use in this country.  You seem to be stuck on lack of liberal law enforcement in general as a reason to not have gun control?  Not sure I get your reasoning. 
    BTW conservative counties have just as much gun violence if not more.  

  10. 24 minutes ago, SCBills said:

    More gun control is not to be taken seriously when it’s championed by those that vote for politicians who don’t enforce existing laws. 
     

    What they advocate for is more gun control for mothers and fathers that want to protect their family. 
     

    We have a society in decline and we are awash in guns.

     

    Gun violence is a symptom of the deeper cause.  But no one wants to dig deeper because that would require actual introspection as a society and we’re conditioned to fix everything with band-aids. 

     

     

     

     

     


    Sensible gun laws would take guns away from moms and dads?   What I don’t get in this country is just because the party you vote for has some idiotic policies the other side defends their idiotic policies. Making the entire country idiotic. 
     

    @stevens273 you seem to dislike lots on here.  Share w us your wisdom. 

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  11. 55 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

    I’m simply asking people to settle down and at least respect the seriousness of the situation for let’s say 24 hours before you and others start debating the Second Amendment. Does that not sound reasonable? Feel free to respond with the F Bomb….again. 


    Settle down man. 

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  12. 2 minutes ago, boyst said:

    Take the number of death by gun. Remove suicide. The rate drops significantly. Take the amount of crime commited with legally obtained guns. You can break it down even further but it's an ugly wormhole to show all of the problems with the simple "gun culture" argument. 

    And... Folks wonder why no one takes arguments about this seriously. A legitimate question was asked and is often asked without a reasonable response.

     

    You really cant have a reasonable argument with a person who claims there is no reason what so ever to have any type of gun control.  Sorry. 

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  13. 35 minutes ago, KDIGGZ said:

    Nope it's nice out here in the country. Lots of good people. I never go to the city so why would I be in fear?

    How so? This stuff doesn't happen out where I live and literally everyone owns guns. Most guys learn to shoot as kids and learn how to be responsible gun owners when they are adults.

     

    In the city there are no fathers and lots of gangs. Why would anyone want to live there? Even the richest people have dirtbags walking down the street right in front of their house. Now that's bizarre 

     

    I don't understand blaming all gun violence on gang activity.  Not to say gang violence is a huge issue.  I get it.  There are gangs in other countries as well.  This is an American issue.  Just blaming gangs is quite shortsighted.  And I assume fueled by BS narratives. 

     

    From 2016 to 2020, the two U.S. counties to experience the most gun homicides per capita were rural:* (see Figure 1)

    Phillips County, Arkansas: 55.45 age-adjusted homicides per 100,000 people

    Lowndes County, Alabama: 48.36 age-adjusted homicides per 100,000 people**

     

    From 2016 to 2020, 13 of the 20 U.S. counties with the most gun homicides per capita were rural: (see Figure 1)

    80 percent of these 20 counties are in states that received an “F” grade for their weak gun laws, according to Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence’s 2021 annual state scorecard rankings.

     

    In 2020, the total gun death rate for rural communities—when age-adjusted per 100,000 people—was 40 percent higher than it was for large metropolitan areas.

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  14. 8 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

    That's the thing about the world today. I really wish a shooting like this would take me by shock. But after so many incidents and so many years of it...I've just become numb to it all. 

     

    It's not about the world. It's about America.  Make no mistake. 

    Just now, Prospector said:

    love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, fidelity

    Treat your neighbor as yourself

     

    you guys are right, terrible ideas to conform to

     

    Unless of course it's an immigrant mother with children.

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