FireChan

Executive order.

You guys are never happy.

I think I have broken through and can translate what you are trying to say. "Governments have had the power and ability for years to suspend personal liberties, like in Nazi Germany, so the loss of privacy and freedom in the name of security in 2015 America is irrelevant." Is that it? Am I close?

You're telling me BF4E has been spouting that "last in 3 and outs," for months and it wasn't even true? High comedy.

His owner is still his boss. You hope he isn't going to meddle, but if he says jump, you say how high or quit. Biscuit is correct, Hoyer was playing very poorly. He totally collapsed.

Wow, the government didn't have to tell him to do it? Amazing.

Hindsight is 20/20. Personally, I'd jump at my first HC opportunity.

Seeing as we're discussing privacy, it contradicts the spirit of the discussion.

I didn't dig myself in anything.

Good thing we won't have to worry about him having too many voices in his ear.

Tweets and posts are public, you idiot.

How about due to the fact he's still on an NFL roster? You think its all a coincidence? Or a conspiracy, to get Jeff collecting $400k paychecks? Remember when we all laughed at Chandler not getting sniffs in FA, and later he got snapped up by the best NFL coach in history? I do. Elaborate. I thought he looked pretty good in the first half of the KC game. I mean, yeah, he blew it at the end. And I know that rushing for 100 yards in the first half helps QB's look good. But that doesn't invalidate everything.

I'm committed to thinking its asinine to write off a rookie UDFA QB based on a game he got thrown into 2 years ago.

Compare EJ's Tampa game to Jeff's KC game.

Ever hear of the definition of "scale?"

Rookies have bad games against undefeated teams with the #1 defense.

1 game as a rookie his first week with first team reps, and he overthrew a reciever? Cmoooon, you gotta be kidding me, this kid is terrible!

What does absolute power do again?

Your primary example of how media was decentralized was because we had websites like Twitter, who were unrestricted by the government. The government is now moving in. The internet will be centralized.

It doesn't matter. There are millions of alumni saying the same thing about their teams. This is the paradigm. While simulataneously praising UB for the unbelievable achievement of a tournament bid, it is also assumed they will repeat such a feat. If it was that easy, it wouldn't be such an achievement, right?

4) economic expansion since WW2 has massivly increased freedom of choice, opportunity and privacy, living space and educational freedom. This one is the clearest example. The folks that could now choose more places to live or go to school always had the freedom to do so, just not the economic means. See the distinction? A baby who cannot speak still has the freedom to speak freely. It's inherent. Media decentralization has increased the avenues for information.

There we go. However, none of those are actual freedoms gained, only avenues that our freedoms take. Except the marriage one. And conversely, we lost our freedom to privacy, our freedom to not suffer unreasonable search and seizure, and anything else the PATRIOT Act and its ilk can do. Those were things we had been told were inalienable. I would say that's a net loss in freedoms, no? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came_...

I doubt UB does either of those things next year. Teams make the tourney then flame out all the time. It's lightning in a bottle.

No, because I don't know what "rights" you've made up in your head. You're asking me to disprove something that you haven't put to page, you moron. If I just show the definition as a right, and the implications of said definition, you'll claim I'm obfuscating. Here's how an argument goes between two normal people. Claim-evidence-counter claim-counter evidence. With no evidence, you have no claim, you're just spewing nonsense. Just tell me something retarded, like we have "the right to the internet" or some bull ****.

If Hurley really felt insulted by UB's offer of 1k more than the highest paid MAC coach, UB deserves some blame.