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  1. 3 hours ago, Big Blitz said:

    The legacy media is full blown North Korea now.  
     

    X is where you go for news. 
     

    Draw your own conclusions - no it’s not perfect and you need to verify but that’s the beauty and freedom of it all - and it is better than these liars telling you what your conclusions should be.  
     

     

     

    The fact that there was Molotov cocktail thrown at all, is by any sane definition a problem. I honestly don't believe this women is a liar, I think she is just too stupid to be listened to for anything.

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  2. 6 hours ago, Thurmal34 said:

     I’m not paying these ***** sticks to hide their identity while attacking people doing it the right way. They can ***** all the way off.

     

    as long as I’m paying them, I’ll hold them accountable. 

    Since you are paying them why weren't you bothered when they did not do their job from 2021-2024? 

  3. 19 hours ago, Johnny Bravo said:

    I was logging in just to say Kurt Schultz.  He was a really good player

    In regards to  Schultz,  one game me and my brothers were ragging on his mistakes and someone taps one of us on the shoulder behind us in the stadium and tells us his mother is right behind us. That is  when they show the replay that he was the not the problem player, so I was making fun of him in front of his mother and I was wrong, I  felt very bad. 

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  4. 2 hours ago, ComradeKayAdams said:

    For any PPP lurkers voting in the NYC mayoral primary…I will share with you my official top-5 ranked-choice vote, after much contemplation:

     

    1. Zohran Mamdani (Queens)

    2. Brad Lander (Brooklyn)

    3. Zellnor Myrie (Brooklyn)

    4. Jessica Ramos (Queens)

    5. Scott Stringer (Manhattan)

     

    Adrienne Adams (Queens) is AOC’s second choice and also Julia Salazar’s fourth choice. Adrienne comes across as super “meh” to me, so I’m not sure what the ranked-choice strategy might be here. Neither AOC nor Julia chose to rank Jessica Ramos. Since I’m not privy to any of the drama surrounding Jessica’s sudden decision to endorse Cuomo, I just put together my own ranking with a heavy emphasis on policy. FWIW: I’m your basic social democracy progressive, to the left of a liberal and to the right of a socialist.

     

     

    You’re asking why Zohran hasn’t publicly declared his stance on Sharia law? Simply because no media people in the city have bothered to ask him. Everyone here assumes that he won’t enforce it on NYC if elected mayor because, well, it would be really really weird for a DSA member to want to do that! I’m not even sure how a mayor could go about imposing such a policy on all NYC’ers. Everyone at the moment is more focused on practical issues like public transportation costs, rent controls, child care availability, minimum wages, and grocery store worker co-ops in “food deserts.”

     

    Multiculturalism has its benefits: higher tolerances of others, increased levels of professional creativity, better food options, etc… But I also think you’re putting too much stock in my diversity pride remark. It was a frivolous thought, similar to how a native Buffalonian like myself might take pride in the Bills or the snowy climate or the large concentration of Polish-Americans there. The ethnic, national, and religious diversity within NYC is a unique feature. People oftentimes take pride in uniqueness. Having said all that…I’m probably overstating what most NYC’ers actually think about pride in diversity. Most probably don’t bother thinking about it because they’re so accustomed to it.

    NYC locked everyone down in 2020, not exactly difficult to figure out how he could do it, all he has to do declare a public health emergency. As for the diversity comment, I appreciate where you are coming from and accept your clarification fully 

  5. 58 minutes ago, ComradeKayAdams said:

     

    Early June is probably the right time for the endorsement. If too early, no one is paying attention. If too late, there’s not enough time to fully take advantage of the publicity boost AOC’s name recognition provides. Now we just need an endorsement from Bernie…

     

     

    Trust me when I say that no one who knows Zohran personally is afraid he would impose Sharia law on NYC! Far-left politicians, nationwide, have virtually an impeccable record respecting the Establishment Clause. NYC is also the most culturally diverse city in the world and likely in human history. It’s a source of pride here. Being Muslim isn’t going to hurt Zohran like some outsider pundits stuck in the 9/11/01 worldview want to think.

     

    I’m actually begging Andrew Cuomo to dig deep into that Islamophobia campaign playbook because I think it will backfire spectacularly on him and because Zohran needs every potential advantage he can find in such a close race. Cuomo has already begun that descent with his recent “anti-Zionism = anti-Semitism” rhetoric, but we have less than three full weeks of campaign runway remaining. An Emerson College poll from last week showed Cuomo defeating Zohran 54.4% to 45.6% in the tenth round of ranked-choice voting. This essentially means Zohran has three weekends to convince 1 out of every 20 primary voters to switch their ballot order between him and Andrew.

    If no one who knows him personally is worried then why won't he just say it? if he has stated it Google is making it difficult to find. The point of pride on diversity is funny to me because my point of pride is that I live someplace safe and the local schools are top notch, the fact that whites are a minority in the school means nothing to me. 

  6. On 6/4/2025 at 1:14 PM, holla83 said:

    I was at the 6-3 Browns game. I can't think of the year. 2010 maybe. Derek Anderson completed 2 passes and the Browns won. The Bills committed a ridiculous number of false start penalties and I think the game ended on a Roscoe Parish fumble on a punt return. I've never felt the need to rewatch any portion of that game.

    That is my favorite loss of all time because it was so comical. I was on the road and a friend of mine from WNY lived in Carolina near where I was and we met at a "good football bar", that was a Browns bar. Literally we walked in and every stares at us but quickly the game made everything funny and the entire restaurant was very kind to me by the end. 

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  7. 5 hours ago, ComradeKayAdams said:

     

    Oh no! A Muslim!! Eeeek!!! LOL…wear your bigotry proudly, guys…

     

    So AOC has now officially endorsed Zohran Mamdani!! You DON’T mess with The Zohran. The NYC Dem Party primary is Tuesday, June 24. Vote Zohran Mamdani as your top choice and fill in your next four choices with names, but make sure to leave Andrew Cuomo completely off your top-5 list. Also: if you live in the greater NYC area, Zohran still needs lots of volunteer help in The Bronx.

    Many Muslims are good people but many of them have chosen not to assimilate to be an American in any way and that should not be praised or rewarded. It is not offensive that JFK had to state outright that his allegiance was to the country over the Pope because of his Catholicism and Zohran should be plain on what parts of Sharia law he agrees with. If he wants no Sharia law in the US I will listen to him but we have to end this belief that other cultures are equal to the US. 

  8. 1 hour ago, BillsFanNC said:

     

    I agree one party isn't good, but we are close to that now already. You've got democrats who've almost universally gone insane. Then you've got never Trump Republicans who are in practice, Democrats. Then you've got RINOS, who give lip service to conservative principles, but often sell out. 

     

    The #1 thing I want to see out of these next four years is seeing people who weaponized government put in prison. Without that nothing else matters and we'll just accelerate circling the drain as a nation.

     

    But a close second is to continue watching Democrats implode at the behest of their Marxist masters. I'm hopeful that can result in a realignment in party coalitions where we can get back to fundamental debate on policy differences instead of woke culture war initiatives that the Marxists need to be front and center to accomplish their only real goal. Revolution.

    I think you are more cynical than I am, and that is something. I will agree with what you are saying mostly but I am more hopeful for the future. 

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  9. 6 hours ago, nedboy7 said:


    The entire EU speaks English?  Not really. Have you left the country?  The biggest economy gets to absorb other countries as states?  At least maga insanity is in the open now.  

    Yes, I have been to Denmark, Finland, Estonia, and Latvia in the non English part of Europe and the vast majority speak English, enough so that I rarely needed to translate anything. As for the economy situation, if your country relies on a separate country to prosper you do as directed, only the truly ignorant pretend the US does not run our hemisphere 

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  10. On 5/28/2025 at 8:51 PM, nedboy7 said:


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    Pretty much sums up the mental illness within MAGA

    The entire EU speaks English because of the US but you question whether the Western Hemisphere is US centric? Just discussing GDP the US is 80% of the Americas GDP. We are the 800 lb gorilla and everyone does as we say. 

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  11. 6 hours ago, Roundybout said:


    They were damaged during the protests, for which I’m sure the owners had insurance for. 
     

    As for your second “point,” Minnesota Dems are currently working on a bill for zoning reform that makes it easier to build: 

     

    https://www.house.mn.gov/sessiondaily/Story/18722

     

    In 2022, Walz signed a bill ending single-family zoning in the state 

     

    https://nextcity.org/urbanist-news/is-kamala-harris-tim-walz-the-first-yimby-ticket-in-history-election


     

    NIMBYism is bipartisan. It must be defeated across the political spectrum. 

    Actually business insurance will not cover them if they were already shut down due to the government telling them they had to shut down. 

  12. 2 hours ago, nedboy7 said:


    not sure why this garbage is posted under a Bills site. It’s disgusting *****. I don’t support Hamas. I understand the complexity of the Middle East. I’ve lived there. I’m no fan of Islam under any circumstances.  But these posts are pure hate. This board needs to be shut down. It’s a disgrace to the name of the team we follow. 

    I am astounded you can write these two sentences back to back "I’m no fan of Islam under any circumstances.  But these posts are pure hate." If you admit that Islam treats everyone poorly then why are we not allowed to discuss it? What is it about speaking poorly, but accurately,  of the men who reside in the Middle East so offensive to you? 

  13. On 5/28/2025 at 6:36 AM, uticaclub said:

    That wasn't a cheap shot & if that hit derails his career, he was never meant for the NFL

    It was definitely a cheap shot, it was helmet to helmet and Poyer was not playing the ball. Despite that Coleman needs to come back stronger and better, that excuse is not going to fly. 

  14. 1 minute ago, ComradeKayAdams said:

     

    You’re conflating “socialism” with “dirigisme.” The simple question regarding socialism is whether or not “the workers own the means of production.” You appear to be acknowledging that wealthy capitalists dominated the economic landscape of Nazi Germany, and that any collective bargaining was severely restricted under Nazi rule. So there’s your answer…

     

    Imprisoning one’s political opponents isn’t any defining feature of socialism. All types of governments throughout history have done this or not done this. It IS, however, a definitional component of far-right fascism.

     

    Reddogblitz is 100% correct. The “socialist” in “National Socialist German Workers’ Party” was rhetorical propaganda meant to appeal to the German proletariat in the earliest years of Nazism. Hitler and the Nazis then waged an all-out war with any and all left-leaning German political opponents.

    by your pure "definition" then socialism has never occurred in any version of a  country because the people don't own the factories in any country, it is either private or government. As for putting political opponents in jail, that is from the entire range of political spectrum,  your name is Comrade and any argument that the Communists in Asia did not imprison and kill their political enemies is absurd and shows how politically blinded you are. 

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