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59 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:
The corrupt prosecutor was investigating Burisma several years before then Vice President Biden along with other European allies pressured Ukraine to get rid of him precisely because he failed to end corruption in Ukraine. Get your facts straight.
Shokin was only the prosecutor general for 13 months total- in fact Shokin had only been in office 10 months when Biden made his declaration. Not sure how is responsible for what his predecessor did
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On 5/4/2021 at 9:21 PM, daz28 said:
There has to be a reason for the disproportionate statistics. That's what the sane, intelligent people want to get to the bottom of. What the insane, unintelligent people do/believe is of no interest to me, nor should it be to anyone who really wants the truth.
I will ask you a direct question- if liberals are not racist but conservative people are racist why do the minorities that live in conservative areas do so much better than the ones who live in large cities (NYC, LA, CHI, BAL) which are run by liberals?
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4 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:
It is not the same thing. Not even close. Biden acted in his capacity as Vice President, representing not only the U.S. but other countries, to pressure the Ukrainian government to get rid of corruption in that country. Giuliani did what he did to try and swing an election to his buddy. Not close to comparable.
So the guy who was fired before was investigating the company his son works for but it is not improper? He tells the president directly that a billion dollars is tied to firing the guy who might be investigating his son, but it is fine? If we are discussing legally there might be a difference but the outrage is absurd.
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51 minutes ago, All_Pro_Bills said:
So what? The guy got fired for refusing to do his job investigating corruption in one of the most corrupt countries on the planet.
If Guiliani got the guy fired I would agree it is a bad look and it is inappropriate but it is exactly what Biden admitted to doing a few years back so how is it now illegal? This raid is looking like they were trying to find some evidence to accuse him on, not that they were searching for data on a specific crime.
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1 hour ago, hondo in seattle said:
Is this true? If so, it shows what an inexact science talent evaluation is.
If I was an agent, I would remind all my undrafted clients of this.
It is a google number but it said 550 of the 1700 are undrafted, and this article is a couple years old but you can see the quality of player the NFL misses initially.
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6 hours ago, B-Man said:
CNN has reported on schools that were kept open in France,
and what they want people to think what happened as a result at one of those schools:
So that’s the headline, and for obvious reasons CNN didn’t get to another important detail until quite a way into the story:
Clearly somebody wanted readers to connect the deaths with leaving the school open, but that’s not necessarily the case
That is a perfect example of the media being factual, but intentionally dishonest.
The headline is correct, but they distort the truth to push a narrative. It’s beyond pathetic.
This kind of reporting is disgusting but not surprising, the headline must grab your attention while being slightly related to the facts. We had an issue in Orange County where the Sentinel ran an article about how many teachers got Covid in the first couple months we were back but did mention that the levels were equal for in school teachers vs at home teachers, or in other words, the open schools did not effect it.
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7 hours ago, Boatdrinks said:
Anyone see the actual racism seething from that woman in CA who was pulled over by a Deputy for using her cellphone while driving and caught on body cam ? THAT’S where the real racism is today. Anti white ( and anti cop) liberals.
Not only was she racist but she acted like being a teacher makes her a good person. I would bet a lot that she is a terrible teacher and her administration wants her gone based on her victimhood behavior.
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5 minutes ago, All_Pro_Bills said:
Asians as a group hold and adopt the cultural values and norms that facilitate and support successful behaviors and attitudes in our core culture. And African-American's that are successful also adopt those cultural norms and values. So do people of any race, gender, or any other slice of the population you want to take.
African-Americans that are not successful either refuse to or cannot adopt those cultural traits that define success. This is true of any race, gender, or any other slice of the population you want to take. Interestingly, recent immigrants from Africa are more successful as a group than their domestic counterparts. One reason is they already possess or are more willing to adopt the traits required to succeed. A much higher success rate that race does not explain. For me when people talk about "systemic racism" I think what they are really taking about "cultural norms".
Biggest part of cultural norms that is overlooked is being raised by a mother and father. In general the best students I have are in a two parent home and the lowest are raised by just their mother. That is why so few blacks do well that are from NYC, so few father's raising them.
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18 hours ago, daz28 said:
There has to be a reason for the disproportionate statistics. That's what the sane, intelligent people want to get to the bottom of. What the insane, unintelligent people do/believe is of no interest to me, nor should it be to anyone who really wants the truth.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/only-8-black-students-admitted-000358377.html
What is the reason for these disproportionate stats? Why is it that blacks do not test well but Asians are dominant? Not admitting the answer is not the same thing as not knowing what it is.
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I am hoping that the Jax game is weekend before Thanksgiving, that we get KC early and Jets early in year. I don't have any predictions just desires.
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11 minutes ago, daz28 said:
My vote hasn't mattered in my entire life. It's as worthless as the ballot it's written on(thanks electoral college). If your trying to say that there's as much "unproven" voter fraud as there is actual monetary fraud, then this conversation is over. My vote, even if counted, doesn't effect trillions of dollars. LOL
Now let's get back to my original point. If they can be laissez faire with my financial information, why are a handful of votes SOOO important.
ignoring the presidential race, in FL in 2018 if 18000 votes were flipped we would have Gov Gilliam and my life would have sucked for the past year but since we do have good voter verification we know we have the governor we voted for and my life was better than at least 45 other states. This is not only about presidents since rarely one state decides it.
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1 minute ago, daz28 said:
I could spend $5000 on Amazon right this second with one click. Surely you know this. Someone else with the same numbers I use to buy something can do it just as easily. Fraud is rampant. The question is, even though there is virtually zero voter fraud, why can I(or someone pretending to be me) make that purchase with no issues, when my vote is so scrutinized?
Your vote is scrutinized because it effects how trillions of dollars are spent, not a few thousand. Also I have recieved a call from my credit card company when I was in Europe and forget to mention one of the countries on my itinerary. Your argument that there is no voter fraud is just none that can be proven but as I have asked many times, why do we match signatures? It is to find fraud and many elections have enough spoiled ballots to change the results. To pretend that having an ID is an imposition is pathetic.
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40 minutes ago, jeremy2020 said:
Jets fan argued that Hackenburg might be a great QB because they never saw him play a down... ya know, until he was out of the league. Stidham has an advantage in that he's played a few downs to remove doubt.
You are completely incorrect about Hackenburg we saw him in the AAF and he was impressive they benched him almost immediately. We know exactly how bad he was, even at a minor league level. Your point is completely valid but I wanted to mention how bad he was.
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35 minutes ago, daz28 said:
I said there was MORE fraud there, yet there is less insistence on ID. That was the whole gist
There is multiple levels of verification for all large transactions, when I buy a car I have to show my license to get it, to buy a house, anything over $2500 usually they want a picture ID. In order to set up the bank account I had to have a picture ID, and my account is set to notify me if anything over my mortgage goes out. I am still missing where you buy large things without showing ID.
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57 minutes ago, daz28 said:
If a picture voter ID card is the best solution they can come up with in the year 2021, then they clearly lack imagination. People make large transactions of cash every single day with a card WITH NO PICTURE. Heck, many are done over the internet with numbers only. There is FAR more fraud in that than there is in voting, but for some reason, you don't have to pull out your ID every time a transaction takes place. Kinda makes ya go hmmm. I'm 100% for an authentification system that is more clever than me using my brother's ID to cast a fraudulent vote. Honestly, how many people even look like their ID? Stupid solutions to please stupid people, imo.
Where are you doing large transactions in cash? In the past ten years I have not done a single transaction in cash over $100. Every account I had to open to do all the larger things require picture ID to open. So I might be missing something but where do you use cash?
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I think we only keep 4 lbs and keep an extra DL and an extra db and we go 5 DL sometimes since so many of the are athletes you drop one into coverage if need be.
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Right now almost 1/3 of nfl players are undrafted. Our best player during the drought might be Jason Peters, who was undrafted. They can make a season certainly.
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46 minutes ago, Melon said:
Transcribe the quote or find the video. You're incorrect.
No, he called him racist for being a racist, just as 99% of Dems have. It had zero to do with the travel ban.
We are in the midst of a crisis with the coronavirus. We need to lead the way with science — not Donald Trump’s record of hysteria, xenophobia, and fear-mongering "
Which Biden tweeted the day after the travel ban.
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1 minute ago, Chef Jim said:
Well I don't think he ever called him a racist.
https://apnews.com/article/politics-323bba8b134eaedd188cf73122036a93
They might be a couple things put together but Biden said Xenophobic about the flights and called him racist many times.
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I don't know how well he blocks but if he is a good blocker I know he is a better athlete than Lee Smith therefore we can roll 2 TE lineups where they will have to respect our ability to throw. I trust Beane so if we trade I bet it works out
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50 minutes ago, Melon said:
#FakeNews
Which part is fake? I saw on CNN he was banning flights and he certainly called it xenophobic when Trump did it
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36 minutes ago, B-Man said:
You would think that she could see how awful this tweet sounds to parents.
Look at you pretending that you defend teachers and not layers of union bureaucracy.
I actually recieved an email from Randi today despite not being part of the union. If they would simply stop giving so much money to political candidates I would join, but she often speaks as if a $2000 raise will offset an increase in taxes of $3000. At my school there are a lot of good teachers who are part of the union but I can say without question that all of the bad ones are part of the union.
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On 4/21/2021 at 12:32 AM, The Governor said:
Florida is an environmental disaster after years of Republican rule. You can’t even go to the beach anymore. It’s either red tide, or some other disaster. There just isn’t any reason to go there anymore.
Dude what happened to you in FL? We have half of the top beaches in America. The past 6 months our beaches have been full of northerners, so I am quite sure you don't travel to go to a disaster on vacation.
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5 hours ago, Melon said:
Easy to see who wears the hoods at night.
Do you understand how much evil was perpetrated on the world based on seperating the races as you seem intent on doing? The list is extensive but you see only one version of the evil instead of all of them.
Former President Trump's Personal Attorney Rudy Giuliani Has Apartment Searched by the Feds
in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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You have incorrect information and then you beliefs. The investigation into Burisma started in 2012 but continued into Shokin, and Shokin claims he was still investigating when he was fired. I obviously do not know what Shokin was doing there but the investigation was ongoing and Hunter Biden would have been part of Burisma probe. As I stated there might be a legal difference but Biden getting the guy fired whose job it is to investigate Burisma was inappropriate. Please do some research on the timeline before trying to correct me again, it is the second time in two posts you were "correcting" me when you were wrong.