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The memo doesn't have too many surprises, but some of these are very, very pleasant surprises indeed! Thanks for responding Don.

Oh come on man. You genuinely boiled down what's happening right now by saying "Pre 2016, everyone was racist. Post 2016 everyone is sexist". Do you not see how incredibly simple-minded it is to break it down like that? I'm pretty sure you don't see it because you can't.

Wow. Considering the level of narrowsightedness in this post, I can't really blame you for not seeing what I'm saying. You genuinely lack the ability to do so.

I'm not saying to fire people as soon as someone gets accused. But any victim DOES have a right to be believed; there is no way to differentiate a false accuser from a genuine victim initially, is there? The firm needs to do their homework behind closed doors and figure out who's telling the truth. Get testimonies of employees, examine digital evidence, use lie detectors, etc. If evidence is conclusive, fire the accused. If it's found to be completely false, fire the accuser and exonerate the accused to your other employees. Sexual harrassment needs to be punished, but so too do false accusations. There is no double standard.

I understand your concerns, but I don't think you need to be concerned. That's my point really. Anyone who gets falsely accused absolutely does matter. It does happen, but the alternative of not taking every accusation at face value initially will result in more sexual misconduct and less justice for the actual victims. In no way, shape, or form do I condone such behavior from false accusers. We need to tell our boys how to treat women respectfully, and we need to tell our girls to do the exact same to men. Part of that includes telling girls about the very serious repercussions of a false sexual allegation. "These are the lines that you're not supposed to cross." This is a slow process. It won't happen overnight and there will be bumps along the way. But in the end it will be for the better.

Oh really? And where are all these examples of innocent men having their lives destroyed again?

Some men are afraid of losing their status as the "superior" sex and dread the thought of a truly equal world. They equate the loss of their privileges to "subjugation" lol.

Afaik, there is a statute of limitations on sexual harrassment in every state. They will never see a day in jail. A civil case is a different matter, but such a thing involves a lot more than "he said, she said" testimonies from the accuser and the accused.

Brownie points for using yuge and bigly. Unfortunately, you're wrong. So, how's your T doing?

Holy crap. There is so much testosterone pulsating through this thread and it's almost as if it's making people stupid. Do you guys know how absolutely imbecilic you sound talking about your "T"? If someone was chilling with my group of friends and said that, we'd laugh them out of town. This thread is dripping with examples of why the accussed don't come forward right away, and the worst part is that you guys don't even realize it. The best way to fix the "problem" of accusers coming out years down the road is to bring down as many of these sexual predators as possible in the public's eye and thereby create a culture where coming forward is acceptable rather than immediately showered with skepticism and doubt. Those who say "innocent until proven guilty" must not understand that it's not as if Matt Lauer was fired immediately after one accuser came forward. There was an investigation, a "process" (thanks McD), and that process played out behind closed doors until there was sufficient belief to proceed with the termination. That's probably what will happen with these NFLN guys. It's not like there is this wave of thousands of innocent men having their lives destroyed by this orchestrated effort from a group of hateful women. Some men's lives are getting destroyed, but so far all I'm seeing are men who had it a long time coming.

I'm pretty sure it's men who like dome, and not women

I don't mind a retractable dome to get more out of the stadium for other venues, but if built the dome should be open for every Bills football game. I know it was a sloppy game... but it was also rough, physical, and mentally taxing on the players. Yesterday was all about sound fundamentals rather than spicy passing attacks or crazy trick plays. I am extremely pleased to have watched that game. It's a memory I will cherish for years. The snowy celebration with the fans at the end was something very special, and if you don't see that I feel sorry for you. You're missing out. It's true that I would be more likely to go to a winter game if the stadium were domed, but I've already gone to a few Bills games in various conditions and I prefer to watch from the comfort of my home.

Reminds me of a fan group that called themselves "Hamdan's Honeys" lol

When I get frustrated I'll yell out and make similar statements. However when I do it, I try to make sure that anyone in earshot is someone who knows I'm not a hateful person. On the internet it's something I try to avoid, since it's so easy for something to be taken the wrong way. (not trying to tell you how to communicate, just talking about me lol)

This is like a carbon copy of Gronk's apology lol.

Bills were victims of the more egregious offenses yet still come out -15 yards net lol.

Agreed.

This might be the best game preparation by this coaching staff all year. Defense is executing the plan well. Offense is just a couple plays away from doing their job. It would be a shame if the offense cannot carry their own weight yet again. We're mostly looking at you, Taylor.

Hard to double Gronk and blitz Brady at the same time. Pick your poison, or blitz when Gronk is on the sidelines.

I say we go after Brady every play his first drive, and hit him late past the whistle. Purposely mug the receivers, tackle them before the ball gets there. Let them get penalty yardage all the way to the one yard line, and just keep doing it over and over in the endzone. Stack the box at 1st and goal at the one for the entire game to stop the run, and if they pass just keep tackling the receivers before the ball gets there. Hit Brady after every pass or handoff, over and over and over.

Throughout the entire playoff drought, I've never called for firings mid-season. I always thought each time it happened, it was a mistake (but I understand it's a business as well). However, things were different with this last 3-game stretch. I'm not sure I've seen such bad football over the past 17 years. I felt ill after watching that last game, and for whatever reason I had to watch the entire thing. I've stopped watching games before that weren't nearly as bad as this one, and I've supported past coaches with a lesser W/L record. But after the game, firing the whole crew was the only thing on my mind. So, I certainly feel where you are coming from. But I for one can't stop loving the Bills.

Hard to be a pocket passer without a pocket.

Enron: Ask Why.

I want to smack the stupid out of all of you.

Blindly defend Hillary? Nah. Blindly defend Trump? Nah. Anyone who does either has a few loose screws in their head.