MILFHUNTER#518
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That's my Quarterback!🍻💪
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3 hours ago, Warcodered said:
That was an awesome hype video, coming from a guy who normally doesnt like hype videos. Very well done!👍
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11 hours ago, Ethan in Portland said:
Lamar Jackson may have something to say about that.
He had arguably one of his toughest regular season games against us last year.
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22 hours ago, Success said:
Living in Jets & Giants territory is the worst.
They used to show the Giants at 4 - but now Jets & Giants always BOTH play at 1.
I get 2 games a year, except when the Bills play the NFC East.
Thank God Almighty I pinched my nose and splurged on the Sunday Ticket. Without it I would have only been able to watch 1/3 of their games so far this season.
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He also in this video makes an argument that Allen is in the same weight class as Patty Mahomes and Aaron Rodgers
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4 hours ago, mykidsdad said:
I would love to see this sourced. I totally believe you, but do you remember when and where he said it?
He said it in an interview with SI in I believe 2004, and it was also quoted in the book "Spygate", which is one of if not the only book written about the endless f*ckery they have pulled off over the years.
I have the book in my desk at work, when I get in I will go into the bibliography and put down exactly when he gave the interview.
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On 9/9/2020 at 8:33 PM, Buffalo_Gal said:
What does this mean in the grand scheme of things?
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5 minutes ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:
Have they taken your guns away?yes or no?
Me, no.
Vets that got a disability claim for PTSD after they got out, or people who saw a counselor during a nasty divorce and were diagnosed with depression, yes. The latter instance I know of one person, the former i know of second hand.
And don't get me started in the Red Flag laws...
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8 minutes ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:
The NRA should move to Texas and live a very good life. — Dearest Don
Yo Semite,
What the F does that mean?
How many years have the Rs been saying this?
Barring committed a serious crime, has any of you lost your guns or the right to buy guns?
Google "NY SAFE ACT".
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6 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:
Trump is walking a thin line with Biden... at the presser the other day he spoke about Joe and Hunter Biden a lot past corruption, pointing out their nisdeeds in the Ukraine and in China (ie, enriching graft while ***** the American public). As he should.
I have also heard Trump comment on Biden campaign tweets/press releases and say, "Joe didn't write that." And the press never pushes why Trump would say that since "everyone" knows Joey Fingers has a cognitive problem, and the (complicit) press wants to bury it as much as possible. So, Trump is stuck... "pick" on the dementia patient? Or go soft on him? Usually Trump is a counter-puncher. His campaign needs to figure out the correct tone to make the general public aware that Biden has real cognitive issues, and they need that plan in place for after Labor Day when John Q. Public begins to pay attention to the race.
I think this is part of the reason he has a new Campaign Manager
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5 hours ago, Kemp said:
When the antibody test is at least close to 100% accurate, your statement will be true.
When Trump claims that the coronavirus is the fault of Obama and Biden for stopping the testing process, before the virus existed, how does one not understand that he is either making things up or unbelievably stupid?
How can someone agree with that Trump statement and not be backing up the lie or unbelievably stupid?I was told by a medical professional that the one used here in NYS is at least 90 something percent accurate. Do you live in NYS? If so, the ones used here by NYS DOH should be pretty good.
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11 hours ago, Joe in Winslow said:
I MAY have had it in February, had a horrible cough, fever and chills. But since it was before the great Kung flu panic, we'll never know.
Get an antibody test, it will tell you if you have had it in the past
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Steve going rogue, doing the right thing yet again. For perspective, this is what is being done in Massachusetts to great success, and falls in line with NYS DOH guidelines for outdoor social distancing. However, Governor Sugar Nipples and his stooge Howie Zucker won't sign off on it because he is in full blown damage control mode over the congressional investigation into his nursing home policies....
https://twitter.com/CBS6Albany/status/1280720767789875202?s=09
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3 hours ago, Buffalo_Gal said:
Instructions on how this $10 tool will allow these "peaceful protesters" to smash car windows, cut seat belts, and rip people from their vehicles so they "cannot get away."
She had better hope the driver doesn't have a "tool" of their own....
In other news, this is happening right across the Collar City Bridge from me...
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1 hour ago, Capco said:
A letter to five of the presidents who owned slaves while they were in office.
George Washington, when you won the revolution, how many of your soldiers did you send from a battlefield to the cotton field? How many had to trade in their rifles for plows? Can you blame the slaves who ran away to fight for the British, because at least the Redcoats were honest about their oppression?Thomas Jefferson, when you told Sally Hemings that you would free her children if she remained your mistress, did you think there was honor in your ultimatum? Did you think we wouldn't be able to recognize the assault in your signature? Does raping your slave, when you disguise it as bribery, make it less of a crime?
When you wrote the Declaration of Independence, did you ever intend for black people to have freedom over their bodies, James Madison? When you wrote to Congress that black people should count as three-fifths of a person, how long did you have to look at your slaves to figure out the math? Was it easy to chop them up? Did you think they would be happy being more than just half-human?
James Monroe, when you proposed sending slaves back to Africa, did black bodies feel like rented tools? When you branded them, did the scar on their chest include an expiration date? When you named the country Liberia, were you trying to be ironic? Does this really count as liberation?
Andrew Jackson, was the Trail of Tears not enough for you? Was killing Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek, Seminoles not enough to quench your imperialism?
How many brown bodies do you have to bulldoze before you can call it progress, Mr. Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson? When you put your hand on the Bible and swore to protect this country, let's be honest in who you were talking about.
When the first Independence Day fireworks set the sky aflame, don't forget where we were watching from.
So, when you remember Jefferson's genius, don't forget the slaves who built the bookshelves in his library.When you remember Jackson's victories in war, don't forget what he was fighting to preserve. When you sing that this country was founded on freedom, don't forget the duet of shackles dragging against the ground my entire life.
I have been taught how perfect this country was, but no one ever told me about the pages torn out of my textbooks, how black and brown bodies have been bludgeoned for three centuries and find no place in the curriculum.
Oppression doesn't disappear just because you decided not to teach us that chapter.
If you only hear one side of the story, at some point, you have to question who the writer is.
I'm a third-year graduate student at Harvard University. And I study broadly the history of racial inequality in the United States.
I taught high school English for several years in Prince George's County, Maryland. And part of what I always think about is how important it is to complicate history.
The presidents and the founding fathers and all of the people we sort of raise up as false idols, we don't wrestle with the fact that many of these were brilliant men, but they were also men with deep prejudices against people of color, against indigenous people, against women.
The Jefferson I learned about was the intellectual founding father of this country, responsible for the conception of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. And we never talked about the fact that he owned slaves.
Only after we understand where we have come from can we understand how we need to move forward.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/shouldnt-forget-u-s-presidents-owned-slaves
I think you have this page mistaken for another topic...
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6 hours ago, Buffalo Bills Fan said:
Sorry this is just odd.
What is the source of those numbers? Where did "Plague4TheAlternates" get these numbers?
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Sugar Nipples is now preventing people in rural communities (farmers and the like) from celebrating the birth of our country. What a class act, his father should be proud.
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20 minutes ago, Beast said:
A Can-Am Day would be nice where we recognize our close and unique relationship.
I can get down with that, good idea!?
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2 minutes ago, Reality Check said:
I agree. He is really building a quality platform. I am 3 quarters through myself. Really interesting.
He was the same age as me, and experienced 9/11 the same way I did and it pushed both of us to enlist the same way so I can totally relate
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I am about 20 mins in, damn Vigilance Elite has upped it's games since I last watched one of his videos. Production value a lot better
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5 hours ago, Chef Jim said:
Why no just incorporate it into Maryland?
The answer is why it wont happen. The founders didnt want the capital to be under the jurisdiction of a state. Even if it did pass, there is a good chance the Supreme Court would strike it down.
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I would post the link, but there is a paywall. Very good article.
Commentary
Decades in preparation, the future United States of America that the international Left intends to fashion is near to hand.
Since the arrival of the Frankfurt School of Marxist philosophers, cranks, crackpots, and creeps on our shores in the 1930s, the Enlightenment foundations of our nation have been under constant attack.
Wielding their pseudo-intellectual doctrine of Critical Theory as a battering ram, men like Herbert Marcuse, Theodor Adorno, Erich Fromm, and Wilhelm Reich saw it as their duty to undermine every legal and social American institution, from the family, to traditional sexuality, to academe, pop culture, government, and even the military. Nothing was safe from their iniquitous inquisition.
At first, they seemed vaguely ridiculous, a bunch of nutty professors with Dr. Strangelove accents. But don’t be fooled.
Reich, a Freudian psychiatrist who often treated his patients in the nude, invented the “sexual revolution,” later popularized by Hugh Hefner in the pages of Playboy. His quack theories about sexuality were called “a fraud of the first magnitude” by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and he died, intermittently psychotic, in federal prison in 1957.
Adorno, who had been a “modern music” composer and critic back in Germany, moved to Los Angeles and hated everything about it, including the weather.
Worst of all was Marcuse—whose pomposity was gleefully skewered by Joel and Ethan Coen in their 2016 comedy, “Hail, Caesar!”—a social destabilizer who first penetrated the Office of Strategic Services (the OSS, forerunner of the CIA), then corrupted generations of American college students at Columbia University (where the expat Frankfurters first found refuge), Harvard, Brandeis, and finally the University of California at San Diego.
It was Marcuse who invented the theory of “repressive tolerance,” which might best be described as tolerance for me, but not for thee: “The realization of the objective of tolerance would call for intolerance toward prevailing policies, attitudes, opinions, and the extension of tolerance to policies, attitudes, and opinions which are outlawed or suppressed.” What he didn’t mention was that tolerance toward such inimical aberrations as Marxism would only last until it triumphed, after which “tolerance” would be abolished.
(For more on Critical Theory, and the Frankfurt School and their wholly deleterious effects on American and western civilization, please see my 2015 book, “The Devil’s Pleasure Palace,” and its 2018 sequel, “The Fiery Angel.”)
And so we’re experiencing now the full fruition of the Frankfurt School’s cultural revolution and what the German Communist Rudi Dutschke, referencing Mao, famously called “the long march through the institutions.”
What the Soviet Union failed to do economically and militarily during its losing 20th-century confrontation with the West, cultural Marxism has come close to realizing: the collapse of Western Civilization via the destruction of what the Russian Communists used to refer to as the “principal enemy”—the USA.
Setting Kindling Ablaze
Having drilled several generations of students in Marxist cant—whenever you hear words like “systemic,” “struggle,” “structural,” “change,” “fundamental transformation,” et al., you know you’re dealing with Marxists—the tinder was laid, and all the New Left needed was a match.
The election of Donald Trump four years ago at first shocked and then galvanized them, birthing the “resistance,” unleashing the “Russian collusion” hoax, the Ukrainian impeachment charade (Lt. Col. Vindman, anybody?) and, with the death of an ex-con named George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody in late May, an unchained the Black Lives Matter movement, along with its largely white auxiliaries (and Marcuse’s bastard children), Antifa.
And presto: the national media now marches in Stalinist lockstep with the shibboleths of BLM, beginning with the demonstrably false accusation that cops are targeting young black males for extinction.
In a trice, riots have broken out, monuments to American heroes, including some of the Founding Fathers, have been pulled down a la Saddam Hussein after the first Gulf War, and whole areas of American cities are suddenly occupied by violent anarchists. How quickly the illegal Covid-19 lockdowns were forgotten in the name of “social justice”—and yet how long their unconstitutional effects have lingered.
It is as if somebody had given the signal, and suddenly, in “blue” cities across the land, not only BLM and the Antifa punks have risen to show their true colors, but the politicians who run those cities as well.
The white mayor of Seattle, Jenny Durkan, has been content to watch her city burn, its downtown illegally designated as the “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone” or, latterly, the “Capitol Hill Organized Protest”—although she now says it will be taken back by the authorities.
Meanwhile, the black mayor of Chicago, Lori Lightfoot, seems indifferent to the weekly death toll of young black Americans, murdered by other young black Americans. On Monday, June 22 alone, 41 Chicagoans were shot, six of them fatally. Apparently their lives don’t matter, as they serve no political purpose.
‘White Supremacy’
Make no mistake: this assault has been planned and coordinated for years to strike America where she is weakest: in her innate sense of rightness and fair play. Martin Luther King’s civil rights movement was heavily penetrated by the Soviets, who cynically felt they could manipulate American emotions while appealing to the better angels of our nature. But how quickly we have moved from King’s plea that we judge a man by “the content of his character” and back to “the color of his skin.”
Marxists see the world in categorical terms: you are not an individual (individuals are too difficult to control), but a member of a group (mobs are easy), subgroup, or even many subgroups (hence the proliferation of sexual categories from the genuine two to 46, by one recent count). Meanwhile, the enemy remains the same: the white, probably Christian, male.
Accordingly—and with astonishing rapidity—Western civilization from Aquinas to Mozart to Ronald Reagan now effectively equals “white supremacy,” and therefore must be destroyed.
Monuments to Washington, Jefferson, Francis Scott Key and even Teddy Roosevelt have fallen or been marked for removal. Never mind that TR was the first president to host a black man, the great Booker T. Washington, at a dinner party in the White House (an event memorialized in Scott Joplin’s now-lost ragtime opera, “A Guest of Honor.” Joplin, who was black, also saluted Roosevelt in his rag, “The Strenuous Life,” after Roosevelt’s 1899 speech of the same name.) He must go.
Which is also why statues of both Robert E. Lee, who led the principal Confederate force, the army of Northern Virginia, and the man Abraham Lincoln selected to crush him, the Ohio-born heartlander Ulysses S. Grant, are both being pulled down. It doesn’t matter that they were antitheses in life. What matters is that they are both significant figures from the past of a country that in the Left’s eyes has no future, because it doesn’t deserve one.
‘Critical Theory’
Don’t look for logic in the Marxists’ selection of targets. “Critical Theory” seeks to undermine our self-knowledge and cultural self-confidence by insisting that everything is a “construct,” a plot by the “privileged” against the “oppressed.”
It holds that there is no received tenet of civilization that should not be questioned (the slogan “question authority” originated with the Frankfurt School), attacked, and destroyed. Our cultural totems, values, and taboos are declared either arbitrary, or the result of a long-ago “conspiracy,” steadfastly maintained down through the ages.
But where is the pushback? The GOP, the heirs to Lincoln and Grant, have fled the field. Led by the feckless former House speaker and failed vice-presidential candidate, Paul Ryan, the Republicans ceded the lower chamber to the Democrats in 2018. Partly as a result, President Trump is in the fight of his life: should he lose to the semi-animated hologram of a gibbering Joe Biden, and the Democrats recapture the Senate (very possible), who will be left to defend the nation?
Something to think about as we head into campaign season.
Michael Walsh is the editor of The-Pipeline.org and the author of “The Devil’s Pleasure Palace” and “The Fiery Angel,” both published by Encounter Books. His latest book,“Last Stands,” a cultural study of military history from the Greeks to the Korean War, will be published in December by St. Martin’s Press. Follow him on Twitter @dkahanerules.
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Jalen Ramsey getting EXPOSED!😁