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dgrochester55

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  1. I posted, you responded. Get it straight. If you are too senile to remember the order of posting after ten minutes, then maybe you aren't mentally fit to be here. You are nothing more than a bitter, ignorant old man and if you think that I am wrong on everything, this means that I am on the right track. People should strive to think opposite of you. You are a sad and bitter person and should be pitied.
  2. He was my least favorite coach when here, but seemed like a nice person who genuinely cared for his players, He also had some success as a coordinator and player. RIP Dick Jauron, and my condolences to his family.
  3. Anti_Christ? That's a new one for Trump. I'm used to Christian Nationalists and Penecostals calling Clinton and Obama that, but I've never seen a progressive try to play that card with Trump.
  4. Get bent you commie quack. You aren't worth the time and effort to me anymore. Go back to sniffing nitrous oxide and trying to find a third world country that will still let you practice.
  5. So that is how the media is trying to make the average person panic this week? "ThEy GoNaA sTeAl YuR pAys, Git Em!"
  6. Libs were fine when Soros and Gates were doing it for the other side. The hypocrisy is obvious. Give it a rest.
  7. Looks like a judge stepped in and blocked Musk from accessing the treasury. Thank God that they rescued the government from having financial accountability while helping Americans fight for their right to have their tax dollars wasted and misspent. Thanks also to the media for telling us what to think about it (that DOGE is bad cause Orange man bad) Crazy how those MAGA's wanted transparency in their government. How dare they! We have a right to be lied to by the government and media. Kidding aside, Do progressives actually want to help people or is scaring them into accepting third-world living conditions and dividing the country to the verge of Civil war the only things that they care about?
  8. I do like fun, and I do like Fitz, but I do not think that he is a Hall of Famer. He was one of the best backups of a time, which resulted in him often finding his way back to starting, but at no point was he considered a top 10QB, let alone at an elite top Tier. To add more perspective, Philip Rivers was a good QB who probably won't get in. Would you have started Fitz over Rivers over a long term period of time? Fitz's best chance of getting in would be as an announcer if he were to stick around for a couple of decades and stand out as one of the best and most entertaining.
  9. https://www.newsnationnow.com/us-news/southwest/texas-dem-al-green-gaza-articles-of-impeachment/ Couldn't even wait a month. I wish that they would add a rule when anyone who puts up an invalid impeachment charge loses their job after. Progressives will hopefully keep this crap up until only the sheepiest of the left buy any of their lies. That way, we never get what we had under Biden again. Note to dem politicians, grow the hell up, get a life and try to make the country better instead of wasting politicians time and the court resources.
  10. Agreed, but the gap is even larger. 20-30 years ago when Pat Summitt had a woman's dynasty for Tennessee she would scrimmage them against division 3 mens teams, but eventually went to intramural players because there was still too much of a gap in competition to keep up. Women's basketball has advanced since then, but a top Division 1 Women's team would still struggle to reach .500 in men's d3 or NAIA. In a sport like tennis where the gap is closer, Serena in her prime might crack the top 100 in men's, but not much higher. A premier woman athlete may beat an average schmo or maybe even a lower level league player, but they would fall short against a top ranked male. The reality is that a bench player for any D1 men's team could get snipped and lead the women's division in scoring during the next season. There is a reason why most people (including many who were for trans rights otherwise) knew that it was a bad idea to let boys play girl's sports.
  11. He doesn't, you just hate anyone that thinks differently from you and want to go back to the days where dissenting views were censored. You also hate that you can't treat the country like.Veruca Salt treats her parents in Charlie and the chocolate factory ("I want a pony!") and that the country is exposing the wasteful spending." Why do you hate freedom of speech and fiscal responsibility.?
  12. Cut the crap. The "ThReAt To DeMoCrAcY" schtick fell on its face. Your party pulled s&%t like this for four years. Most Amercians can see right through the childish assumptions and manipulation. If your party wants any chance of winning in two or four years, take ownership of went wrong for and try to be better. No redirects or childish assumptions please. Now, what is your real question?
  13. Libs in 2023: Biden can't help the inflation, it only been three years give it time. Libs in 2025: Gas is up a few cents in my area and Trump has been in for one whole month, Impeach him!!!!!!
  14. That is just from a quick search. I know that it benefits the left to rewrite history, but they only started to acknowledge inflation in 2024. Will Trump be better? That remains to been seen, but he has Canada and Mexico negotiating for better terms. https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/01/economy/inflation-good-bad-winners-losers/index.html https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2023/11/why-americans-feel-inflation-economy-are-much-worse-than-they-are/
  15. 'i found it sad, but expected how the legacy media who tried to spend four years telling us that inflation was no biggie had a countdown to increased grocery expense and "how much should we expect to pay. Eff you legacy media. You yet again got proven wrong and continue to lose credibility by the day.
  16. You are the one who said that earlier. Sober up before posting. If you are going to be passive aggressive, go play trolly troll with someone else.
  17. You have told us in the same thread that Trump is persecuting farm workers by mass deporting them, but also that he is putting on a show and not really doing it. Which is it? If you want to imagine a scenario different from reality and convince yourself in your head that it is happening, that is within your right to do so, but try to be consistent. In real life, the people bring deported are primarily the criminals and freeloaders sent here from every country. If you care to talk about that instead of your fictional attack on plant workers, i am happy to talk about it. My question to you is what do you think should be done about the undocumented proven criminals in the US? Are you proposing that they should stay?
  18. Are the people being detained in the news meat packing workers and farm laborers from Mexico or are they gang members and child sex traffickers from countries such as Venezuela, Haiti and South Korea? There is a huge difference between migrant workers coming up for labor (which has happened for over a century.) and countries all over the world dumping off their criminals and illiterates to the US (started and escalated in the last five years) because they knew about how lax Biden was. One of the main reasons that Trump won was his promise to crack down on illegal immigration and for better or worse, he is making good on that. Right now, the focus seems to be on the criminals, something that most rational people have no problem with. Where this will get interesting is how far Trump takes it and where most Americans draw the line. I worry about it going too far, but also like what I have seen to this moment.
  19. The loss was hard enough, but I despise the Toxic mob conformity from the KC bandwagoners and trolls in many places claiming that we have no right to question the ref while stating, ThEy WoUlD hAvE wOn IfThEy PlAyeD bEtTer". This doesn't cut it for me in either the Bills game or the Texans game the week before. Essentially, a team must make a game-changing clutch play multiple times and/or play well enough to win by two scores to beat the Chiefs. While it is true that, they did not execute at the end, they each have multiple times in the game where they did execute at a vital time only to have it offset by a call, which replays showed was questionable. In our case, the game isn't over if Buffalo gets that first down, but they are in a great position to win. I have no faith in the refs to the point when I have certainty that other flags would have been thrown at critical times if they did get the first down. The integrity of the officials is in question whether the NFL likes it or not. Are the bad calls because it is fixed? Maybe not. It could be too many rules, inherent bias towards the stars or Reid and Mahomes knowing how to game the system and find loopholes. Regardless of the cause, we have a right to find out. An investigation from an independent party is critical. A sport that was discovered to fixed would lose all credibility and take decades to recover. The stigma of the legal implications and keeping one of the best quarterbacks of all time and a top-ten coach out of the hall of fame would be an ugly blemish in the sport's history. Baseball is still suffering repercussions of the steroid era(which is less serious than fixed games). The NFL needs to be proactive and choose to do something instead of waiting until they are forced to.
  20. The drought was worse. At least the regular season is more enjoyable to watch. The problem is that even if the Bills had executed better, the Chiefs were not going to lose. The 3rd and 4th down that Buffalo should have gotten a quarter earlier was flat out robbery and changed the tone of the game. I am convinced that if the drive goes better and the Bills become a threat to win again, that the refs are stepping in with a timely flag anyway. I am tired of it all. The game isn't what it was and flat out feels like sports entertainment sometimes. If the Bills were not competitive every year witha top 3 qb, I may not even be watching at this point.
  21. That it really oversimplifying the issue. My biggest problem with how the arrests were handled is that many were held without any process or trail for five years. That is not what we are supposed to do in America. Even if they are guilty and deserve a life sentence, they are still entitled to due process. Believe it or not, I am not fully on board with the decision. I actually don't think that a pardon like this so quickly was wise, but I do think that anyone non-violent who was arrested has gone well past their sentence and should be let go. The rest should have gotten the five years already served off their sentences. ' This would have been a lot less messy if the last administration hadn't used them as political pawns and instead gave them a fair trial like every other prisoner gets.
  22. The real victims in this are going to be the assisted living workers who will have to remind him 20 times a day that he is no longer President, or living in the White House.
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