Pine Barrens Mafia

No, we're allergic to slobberers.

That comes at a cost. They barely field a marginal defense.

***** the chiefs

Gotta make sure KC wins MOICHENDISING

Nah I'll pass this place will be insufferable if that happens.

Thx bud

when's the kickoffs? 1 and 4?

Giggity.

Yes. Destroy him.

Stalkiness resumes unabated

Titans and SF

I get that response, it's not an easy question. I only ask for honest input on the thought. I have VERY little faith in the wisdom of the average person, and I think the political system we have now is a direct reflection of that lack of wisdom.

This thread's a spinoff from the bail topic because while it's tangentially related, it seemed like it needed its own thread. I want you to think about the average American for a moment. Most Americans couldn't find their own home town on a map, yet they're entrusted with electing people who will influence global geo-politics. Most Americans can't balance their own checkbooks, and yet they're entrusted with electing people who are in charge of managing governmental budgets. Most Americans can't explain HOW the government works, and yet they're in charge of choosing WHO runs the government. Do the American people deserve the rights they have, given their basic failure to embrace the responsibility for self-management such rights come with? I understand @TakeYouToTasker's vociferous support for unlimited freedoms, but he seems to ignore the responsibilities portion of the equation. Is it even POSSIBLE for such a citizenry to manage their own affairs in a truly FREE society? I doubt it. I could be wrong, but I have serious reservations about the idea. What are your thoughts? Are there any real, effective solutions to what I see as the core problem of our system?

Shame.

I think we've found where wrong Josh went.

You'll be hearing from my copyright attorney

But he's an "independent."

That's a PF nowadays

I waffled on this one. Leaning yes.

Sound logic.

So much stalkery behavior in here, this thread is popcorn worthy

Nnnnnnnot so sure that's what happened there.

well played, state farm

go to the light