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Do you think we haven’t been capturing these people before? And what exactly are you arguing for? The humane response to killing narco-traffickers is to take them to CIA black sites and torture them for information?

I wouldn’t. Because we invested a 1st via trade up for Kincaid, that’s investment we don’t have elsewhere. And if he’s on the field for some of these games we’ve not had him, given the closeness of the losses and clunkiness of our Offense, is reasonable to think we win them with him. You are, in fact, a bust if you can never play. Was Von not a bust of a signing due to injury? Of course he was. Doesn’t matter that he was elite for the few games we had him healthy that year.

Im going to guess this is what we’ve been doing, which is probably tough when “their bosses” are intertwined with foreign governments.

Real talk.. I live in Atlanta. I don’t deal with Somalians or Afghans or whatever. How does it affect me? I want right leaning politicians to run our government. Local, State and National. What is the #1 impediment to that? Foreign born voters. Specifically non-Latino foreign born voters from 3rd world countries who are wildly dependent upon government subsidies, assistance, housing etc. I see these people, growing in numbers, who make next to zero effort to assimilate. And I know that eventually a society breaks under such tribalism. Rapes are up in these areas. Violence up in these areas. Quality of life down in these areas. Have we not seen enough warning signs from Paris, London, Brussels etc? Do we need to see what happens in Ireland in the coming years before a society breaks? I want safe communities. Republicans prioritize that. I want a small business friendly climate. Trump is a mixed bag for some, but in general, Republicans prioritize that. I want sensible policy in regards to parenting and what children are exposed to in our school systems. I trust Republicans on that. The biggest threat to the values I hold aren’t necessarily foreign born people, although I’d say foreign born Muslims in large numbers are as Islam is a religion of dominance and cultural control. Its foreign born voters who are systematically reliant upon the government, therefore they become an imported Democrat voting base. Thus empowering a party that opposes the values and policy view I more often support. Mass migration is THE political issue our time. And who wins on this issue determines what party has a stranglehold on future local, state and nationwide policy. You frame it in a clownish way, as many on the left do, to avoid the fact you know this is all political. You wouldn’t give af about these people if we had years of overloading the system with right leaning white people from European, South African and Russian countries. Id love to see white liberals simp for Korean and Japanese folks. 20-something year old Asian women and Japanese men who are more conservative than a redneck in Alabama as opposed to military age men from the Middle East/North Africa. They wouldn’t.. they’d be marching in the streets to remove them. The switch up would be QUICK.

We have white liberal women professing their love for Somalians. Hilarious. The Democrat base is beyond militant in their indoctrination at this point. Elections reside in the middle 20-30% of the electorate that is open to change whenever the party in power isn’t doing what they hoped. Trump is now at odds with that 20-30%, which opens the door for Democrats is lean red areas, but candidates still matter and Behn was an awful choice. That said… I don’t know if a moderate Dem turns out the libs in Nashville like she did. She got wrecked in the suburbs though.

I think I read Blackburn only won that area by .5% a few years ago. Not sure what the true makeup is as I doubt it’s as low as that or as high as what Trump did. And Republicans certainly need a gameplan for next year. I’d agree. The party in power usually gets rocked and Trump has spent most of his first year being the world’s President and not focusing on our economy. That said, Republicans are the working class party. I know you don’t want to hear that, but they are. Democrats are the party of the “educated”, wealthy and poor. They vote. Politics, in many cases, replaces religion or family as their reason for being. Republicans vote when they’re supposed to.. midterms and general elections. Special elections and off year elections, it’s a friggin nightmare trying to get these people to care.

Houston is probably winning that division and with the head to head, no guarantee they don’t finish higher than us in the WC seeding. I don’t think they’d beat us twice in one year, but we could very easily be playing them in Houston again if it happens.

This topic falls under the category of “not entirely comfortable with all this but also don’t care”. It’s wild that Democrats constantly find themselves going so over the top to defend criminals and drug traffickers though. At some point yall will actually defend American citizens who follow our laws, yes?

Republicans go brain dead and just forget you have to vote when it’s an off year or special election. This wouldn’t be remotely close if it was a midterm or general year.

This one is tricky because a loss to KC keeps the Texans firmly in the WC group. After the Chiefs they have the Cardinals and Raiders. So if we lose 2/3 against CIN, NE, PHI, most likely they jump us on the head to head tiebreaker heading into the final two weeks where they have the Chargers and Colts.. one team on shaky ground and another trending down. I think we want them to win the Division. Colts could easily fall off a cliff with their schedule and no Sauce for, potentially, the rest of the regular season. Jags are weird. They’ll probably split with Indy and beat the Jets and Titans. Leaving the Broncos game as to whether they are 11-6 or 12-5. I think they’re probably in as Div winner or WC as they have the head to head against KC too. So I think in terms of the AFC South, rooting for Jax to beat Indy is the bigger hope?… We need that division to only get 2 unless the Chargers fall apart.

The three different opponents are for NE: Raiders, Titans, Giants. For the Bills: Chiefs, Texans, Eagles. And we get the Bengals with Burrow and Chase. Thats an insane swing of 4 games, even though they did manage to lose to the Raiders opening weekend. I think they’re good. You’re allowed to think that. The schedules however, are about as different as possible for two teams in the same Division. Given they won by a non-PI being called against Flacco playing hurt, no Chase and in the 2nd half no Higgins, it’s reasonable to think the team were seeing this weekend would’ve beaten them. Then say they go 1-2 instead of 2-1, against our schedule, well that right there is the difference between Division, maybe 1 seed and WC. They’re not going away though. They’ll have a tougher schedule next year, and who knows how their injury situation plays out as they’ve only really lost one big piece in Campbell and that’s only for a few weeks. But they have a ton of cap, so picture this team with an AJ Brown, Myles Garrett or Justin Jefferson. They have the ability to be involved with any of the above should they be available. I don’t think Maye is Stroud or Daniels. He doesn’t have anything gimmicky in his game where he comes crashing back to earth next year.

Im 50/50 on it, but in College Football that’s an easy 15 yard penalty and ejection.

They should’ve lost to the Bengals with an injured Flacco, no Burrow and half of Higgins before he got concussed. I feel like some of you are reading way too much into this game. I think they’re very good, but I also would be suprised if they make the AFC CG, with or without a bye.

This game is over but if you’re the Giants, have some self respect and light up someone on NE… they’ve tried to take out 3 of your players.

Theo Johnson is definitely a double agent tonight