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5 minutes ago, JDHillFan said:
If someone was not held accountable in the past, that’s the precedent we should follow now. Is this your contention?
I actually have no idea how accountability was handled in previous assassination attempts. But I'd assume that someone has always been held accountable in some fashion. Again though, I don't know how far up the food chain that went and whether previous SS directors have resigned in the past.
If this is the first time ever that an SS director has been asked to resign, then I contend that suggestion is political in nature, not practical.
In the event that no one has ever been held accountable in any single previous assassination attempt, then now is as good a time to start as ever. -
1 minute ago, boyst said:
Sometimes the best way to stop a bully is to hit back. Sometimes you can only be pushed so far. I'm not going to cry because the world needs more Rittenhouses.
I'm not going to cry when dudes end up fighting back and Trayvoning their attacker.
I'm not going to cry when someone says enough is enough and you push me one more time and I'll knock your dick in the dirt.
This is America. Where men are supposed to be men. Not some **** 37 gendered tranny.
Someone gets their eye gouged out after trying to go after someone else's... Good.
Fwiw boyst, right on man and good for you. I don't necessarily disagree either....
But a lot of the other posters on here are basically dumbfounded at the idea that their side would ever do something retaliatory and instead hold the moral high ground.
The content of your ideas isn't why I quoted you per se. It's because you've literally stated that retaliation isn't out of the question, which is exactly that which @Roundybout and I predicted.2 minutes ago, Roundybout said:
Apparently to @JDHillFan this is some kind of mind-boggling take
Honestly it's a bit confusing. -
1 minute ago, BillsFanNC said:
Makes me wonder how the hammer fell after previous assassination attempts. If a resignation has never happened before, then that suggestion is clearly politically motivated. But if that's been the norm in the past, then I agree with continuing the practice. -
1 minute ago, boyst said:
Yeah, because... Trump's been shot. Scalise has been shot. People who merely attended the rally in January were sentenced. The GOP has been a target for almost a decade, literally and figuratively.
Because, lest we forget every loudmouth dem: waters, pelosi, aoc, more have been shouting to attack, harass, and go after Republicans and their supporters.
So yeah, maybe the folks who have been quietly taking it for so long are going to wake up and get a little pissed off. Maybe those folks who, ya know, don't like to be pushed around are going to fight back. They're tired of being bullied. If they ever do, it's going to be an ugly moment. But, trajectory is tending toward more bloodshed. Especially even just 5 days ago Biden literally said "Trump needs to be in the crossbars."
So, yeah... I am just going to shrug that the left is now worried about retaliation.
This is exactly what I was talking about. Thank you for making my point. -
10 minutes ago, AlBUNDY4TDS said:
You can't be serious..........
I'm seeing a whole lot of anger on the right aimed towards the left right now (including examples littering this very thread), and anger is a common prerequisite to violence.
The phrases "tit for tat" and "an eye for an eye" didn't just appear out of thin air. -
1 hour ago, Augie said:
That’s a big part of why some families are selling off a portion of ownership now, and not just in the NFL. There are some SERIOUS and COMPLICATED estate planning issues to be considered.
You almost say it as if you feel sorry for them.
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Back when they still used roids and had a smoker's bench.
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7 hours ago, Logic said:
If the Bills plan on being a "run heavy" team going forward, I'm moving to Australia and following rugby instead.
It's two-thousand-twenty-four and the Buffalo Bills employ Joshua Patrick Allen at quarterback. RUN HEAVY?!
At the same time, the Bills seem to do better the less they have Josh Allen do.
One way to accomplish that is using heavier formations with bigger receivers and a better run/pass balance. -
2 hours ago, Beck Water said:
I agree with the overall thrust of your post
Gotta admit that I've never heard this figure of speech before, but I like it. -
3 minutes ago, Logic said:
For one thing, Esiason and Simms are basically interchangeable to me. I'm not convinced they're not the same person.
Seriously though. -
15 minutes ago, H2o said:
Half the time Simms and Esiason just took shots at each other. Now they can go argue in Hardee's every Friday morning for breakfast if they want to continue the tradition.
If they did a football podcast that's all it would consist of.
And sadly, it'd probably get views... maybe even a Hardee's sponsorship 😅-
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2 minutes ago, Ethan in Cleveland said:
We haven't won anything. How long are you going to wait????
I think we have the 2nd most wins in the NFL over what, the last 4 years?
I have a feeling that next year's draft is going to be a special one because of good moves made this year. We are getting younger with solid talent, and will continue to do so while Allen is in his prime.-
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Just now, HappyDays said:
That is the surprise of the draft for me, he has not moved up once. I'm guessing the cap issues have forced them to be more willing to let day three rookies fill out the bottom of the roster. Not a bad thing IMO. Getting younger and cheaper at the bottom of the roster allows for more talent at the top of the roster.
Beane doesn't make these trades and acquire extra draft capital for future years if he thinks his job security is in question, since that's just helping the next GM.
That's the benefit of not worrying about your future I suppose. You don't have to make risky moves to win now, and can make smart moves to win later. -
We had four 5ths, so turning one into a 4th next year is a great trade imo.
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I like the pick a lot. Seems like great value for the college production and NFL potential.
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1 minute ago, boyst said:
Do you use hurricane straps when there is a storm? My math is 5'11 and 150 lbs. Woah.
That's correct.
And the last time I went to the doctor they said I was borderline obese (granted, I was 10lb heavier 6 months ago, but still...).
Anyway... point is that he's gotta have some serious muscle density, which is a great plus for a RB. Looking forward to seeing Davis on the field. -
4 minutes ago, boyst said:
He is 5'8 211
I'm 3 inches taller than the RB we just drafted and this dude has 60lbs on me.
I can't imagine being 3 inches shorter, 60lbs heavier, and not being fat lol.-
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Happy with the pick. A lot of the weaknesses in his game are things that can be corrected with good DB coaching, which is exactly what the Bills have to offer.
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6 hours ago, Augie said:
At 83, if anybody catches it you get points in my book.
Make it happen FAST so you don’t get vaporized.
You HAD to go there???
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You're 83 Augie?!??! -
In 4th grade, they split up my class of 160ish into teams of 8 and had us do different events. Teams were random, including the role of team leader.
As "leader" of my team, I slotted myself in for the Vortex Throw--specifically because I remember thinking that it "sounded cool". Meanwhile, I assigned the best thrower on our team to trivia or something stupid that probably should've gone to me.
So, vortex throw comes up. Every other team puts their best athlete forward, and our team is last. I'm up and I heave it with all I got into the sun. Raucous laughter ensues; a quick look over my shoulder reveals most of my teachers laughing as well. The gym teacher felt so bad that he gave our team another attempt (much to the consternation of the other teams). Instead of using that golden opportunity to let someone else throw, I decided to attempt to redeem myself, but the next throw was even worse.
I initially voted 1-5 pass, but then I recalled this moment and changed my vote to zero like the scum I am.
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6 minutes ago, Doc said:
More like Dems gleefully pointing out that Trump fell asleep for the first time in public that probably anyone has seen, when Biden is worse...is hypocrisy.
I don't see that as hypocrisy when it's preceded by the hypocrisy of calling someone out for something, then doing it themselves.
I see that as splitting hairs in an attempt to save face. -
Just now, Doc said:
I was being sarcastic when I said that he was worried.
I'm aware lol, as I hope you're aware of my own sarcasm in my responses. Trump takes a nap after coining Sleepy Joe, so the natural defensive response is "oh yeah?! well... Biden takes more naps so 😛."
Our politics have become so incredibly childish when you think about it. They are old and running for the most demanding office in the world. Of course they are going to nod off.
Of all the things that worry me about a Trump or a Biden presidency, napping frequently simply doesn't make the list. Why it scares the daylights out of Republicans in Biden's case is beyond me. -
3 minutes ago, Doc said:
True, look at Biden. His day would have been lidded 6 hours ago...
Ahhh. So THAT'S why there isn't an ounce of hypocrisy in this instance. Gotcha 👍
I guess I've been slacking on my mental gymnastics. -
1 minute ago, Doc said:
He seems real worried...
Oh yeah, it's definitely that. It's not like people in their late 70s are known for nodding off or anything.
Attempted Assassination on President Trump (x2)
in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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I almost spit out my drink lmao. 5 stars 👍