Troll Toll
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How long are they going to try to argue that the “Star Spangled Banner” isn’t about the flag? lol, football players are ######ed.
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On 6/9/2020 at 10:28 PM, JetsFan20 said:
Republicans don’t want vote by mail bc it chips away at their ability to do exactly this: target and disenfranchise Black voters and people of color.
Seems racist to say that blacks aren’t capable of voting the way everyone else does.
Vote by mail has massive fraud potential. We need integrity in our elections.
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EVH, Mick Ronson and Frank Gambale deserve some love.
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He had a chance to become something special after his Super Bowl appearance and instead he was lazy and thought people should just crown him. Then he turned himself into a clown show. That was like 7 years ago. He needed to push himself to grow and evolve mentally to be in that elite group of QBs. Instead he is still running these workouts like he is some high school or college prospect. That says it all. He is 30 and still hasn’t grown as a player since being a rookie. If he had ever developed the mental part of his game then somebody would have signed him by now, regardless of the circus.
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Ruben Brown, no. Jason Peters, yes.
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1 hour ago, billsfan89 said:
I love the aggressiveness Josh shows on third down. However I think on first and second down he needs to take a check down a bit more. The easiest way to get in third and long situations is to not take the 3-4 yard or even 2 yard dump off on an early down. So yes be aggressive but not stupid on third down but be smart on first and second down so you don't have to be aggressive as much on third down.
A large part of that equation also comes from Daboll’s Run, Run, Pass ruts. He needs to trust Josh more on the early downs, particularly first down and early in the game. Josh does really well on first down, but he doesn’t get as many chances as other QBs. We are basically split evenly on run/pass throughout the game. New England is really pass heavy through the first three quarters. Last year in the 2nd quarter they passed at a 2:1 ratio. I think Buffalo could put a lot of games away early if they were that aggressive in Q2.
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On 6/10/2020 at 10:12 AM, Buffalo Timmy said:
One of my relatives in Rochester had his wife diagnosed with cancer in early March with a scheduled surgery in late March. That got pushed back to late May due to it being labeled as elective. Cancer removal became a choice.
Same thing happened with my mom, thanks Cuomo.
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If you want to ACTUALLY see fascism in action, take a look at cancel culture. Here’s a hint: Trump doesn’t participate in that.
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3 hours ago, MJS said:
I mean, Orton had Orton's arm and wasn't a playoff QB...
Yeah, but he didn’t have Fitz’s brain and guts.
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His first appearance in Buffalo regular season action. My impression was smart guy that wasn’t accurate enough. People in here still seem to knock his arm strength, but I always felt he had enough zip to do well. The accuracy was frustrating. I remember going to a game and the Bills ran some kind of play action rollout to the tight end. Tight End was wide open (missed assignment) and Fitz still missed him by a wide margin. He just seemed to miss enough throws where it becomes hard to win. If he had Orton’s arm he could have been a playoff qb.
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OJ led a “mostly peaceful” life. I don’t know how you can punish someone who is “mostly peaceful”.
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I’ll get it started...
1. You get to steal one TV2. You get to throw one molotov cocktail
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1 minute ago, Reality Check said:
They are useful idiots fully in support of international crime. They know what they are doing. Look at how organized everything is on their end.
I completely agree that at the highest levels they know exactly what they are doing, but Greg and his ilk are “just following orders” in destroying small businesses and communities in order to FIGHT fascism?
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3 minutes ago, Reality Check said:
GregPersons is the combination of Antifa, Moslem Brotherhood, and the DNC. Watching everyone engage on his level and on his terms will be pretty amusing. Let the games begin.
I think the saddest part is that they want to fight police brutality by transforming America into a police state. There is just no critical thinking on the left. You can’t make this crap up!
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1 minute ago, GregPersons said:
Didn't I see one of you clowns insisting yesterday PPP isn't an alt-right board? But you incels are all into Jordan Peterson? AND DENNIS PRAGER!!!! Hahahahaha. Y'all on that Cernovich gorilla mindset too?
Truly this is, as it is known... a board of simps. Absolutely wretched humanity.
I take it you didn’t watch the video.
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31 minutes ago, GregPersons said:
Yeah so when somebody says you are programmed with propaganda
And then you refute that claim with... a Fox News link
And a repeat of what you said before
I think, legally, this makes you mentally ######ed. Not even me saying that. Legally I think this qualifies you.
When a link that goes to a simple list of the factually documented cases of violence perpetrated against law enforcement in these protests is construed as propaganda, you know you’re dealing with an imbecile. Let me guess, you think Trump got elected in 2016 because half of America is racist. Keep burying your head in the sand.
You are the one who is entirely dismissing a news source based on... propaganda programming? You can’t disprove anything in the link I posted because what I posted is a basic list of the factually documented cases of violence against police. Note they are generally far more violent and insidious than anything LEO did in your video.
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1 hour ago, GregPersons said:
Well, I'm sure it would be hard to imagine anything outside of your programming, you poor creature!!!! It's obvious you're going through life with a noggin full of maggots and pure unquestioned, unfiltered propaganda.
Can you make it through the whole video?
Whatchu gonna use to try to dismiss this one? Gonna try to say its inaccurate, misrepresented? That the full versions of all these videos aren't all out there on social?
What a damn shame that a few generations later, the anniversary of D-Day is spent fighting fascism supported by morons at home.
I’ll continue to support law enforcement against today’s brownshirts.
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4 hours ago, Motorin' said:
No, it's racist to bring up gang and criminal violence in the black community to excuse unjust violence and murder of black men by police. Yes, both forms of violence are wrong.
Forgive me if this doesn't apply to you, but I hear "what about black on black crime, what about murders in Chicago" so often from white dudes who don't live in a black community or anywhere near Chicago that it makes me wonder if they really give a flying f about violence there.
Similarly with the argument: how come nobody ever talks about black on black crime? That's usually another sign that the person doesn't live anywhere near or talk regularly with people who live and work in black communities. You probably have no idea how much it is talked about and how much effort is put into dealing with it if you don't live there or work there.
Police brutality and inner city violence are both plagues in the black community. Both are wrong. The last time I checked, street gangs and drug cartels that operate through our nation's cities don't abide by the Constitutional requirement to offer a redress of grievances. Forgive me again if this is not you, but it seems like people often use the existence of gang violence in the black community as an argument against there being substance to the redress of grievance as it pertains to police violence. So yes, those folks are part of the problem. One part...
Black on black crime is brought up time and time again because that is the root cause of all your so-called “institutional racism”. Where are these large scale protests and marches for black on black crime?
You want to blame other things, but ask yourself what is different between black communities and asian communities? Asians have been very successful, I would say much more successful than whites (on average) in America too. Why? They tend to have the strongest family bonds and most dedication to hard work and education. They generally are respectful of others and their property and behave in nonviolent ways. Often times, they are also successful in spite of a massive language barrier. We don’t go around talking about Asian privilege, even though they are the most successful race in America. I don’t know that I’ve ever seen Asian on Asian crime reported in the local news.
Much like people, businesses fight for survival. They will hire the candidates with the strongest resumes and interviews, regardless of race.
The whole part of this movement that doesn’t jive with me is that there seems to be no accountability or responsibility taken by BLM for the state of affairs in the black community. Everything is somebody else’s fault. Go ahead, defund the police. Then you can’t claim police brutality is holding you back. Doing so will only create an even larger disparity of success for blacks in comparison to other races, but go ahead. Try to be the first race to thrive with lawlessness.
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I can’t imagine being so blind as to not see that Antifa and BLM are the fascists. Basically Hitler’s brownshirts.
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After the left has pocketed the concept of liberalism and turned the word into the opposite of its original meaning, the Antifa-movement uses a false terminology to hide its true agenda. While calling themselves “antifascist” and declaring fascism as the enemy, the Antifa itself is a foremost fascist movement.
The members of Antifa are not opponents to fascism but themselves its genuine representatives. Communism, Socialism, Fascism are united by the common band of anti-capitalism and anti-liberalism.
The Antifa movement is a fascist movement. The enemy of this movement is not fascism but liberty, peace, and prosperity.
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1 minute ago, GregPersons said:
No. The left wants an end to police violence.
Cops don't need guns. Every example of a "good cop" doing something productive, 10/10 times, they are providing a service that is unarmed. They are mediating, helping reunite lost children from parents, breaking up disputes before they get violent.
I keep asking for someone to supply a story with this, and so far nobody has supplied even one —
Looking for a news story where a cop directly saved a human life with their firearm. Not "killing a gangbanger who would later kill people" or anything speculative. An example of someone breaking into a home and endangering lives with a weapon of their own, and the cops stopping that with excessive force.
What I'd like to see is statistics.
Number of lives directly saved by cops with guns
Number of lives directly ended by cops with guns
Also, curious to know...
Number of rape cases solved by police
Number of rape cases dismissed by police
Because every story I have seen and heard from the women in my life/network/beyond, any woman who reported rape to the police suffered an extremely humiliating experience, and found no help.
So the real question is. What are the actual, honest to God, real life services that Police are carrying out that are so essential? Because I really think most of America is mixed up on where their information is coming from. I think people have seen so many cop shows, they think cops are solving that amount of cases in reality.
Well, you’ve already written off the reason they are useful. It is true that when seconds matter, the cops are minutes away, which is why the 2nd amendment is so important. That said, people don’t generally kill one person and stop. Cops find the killer and keep him from doing further harm to the community.
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4 minutes ago, Reality Check said:
I love you brother, but your hostility is so over the top I just can't take you seriously. What is your solution to black on black violence?
He simply does not care about the thousands of deaths like Kathina Thomas, a 10 year old girl who was senselessly shot dead in front of her home. I can’t comprehend why I should feel more outraged when a multiple time armed robber high on fentanyl is unintentionally killed by officers trying to keep him from being a danger to others in the community.
He keeps framing this as people trying to make some all lives matter statement. The BLM movement seems to be directed at white people. I would argue that black lives need to matter to black people.
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4 minutes ago, GregPersons said:
True, your pro-cop stance was clear from the beginning. But only in the most recent post did you actually share your full thoughts. You didn't want to do that earlier, because you didn't want to be vulnerable in the conversation. You forced me to take that role, to be on the backfoot, answering your questions. It's a total power move, and you feel justified in it.
Of course you wouldn't allow it the other way. You wouldn't engage in good faith in the other direction. For me, now knowing this information, to give you scenarios of five questions each and demand answers. Or will you?
Also disingenuous to imply I've been anything but completely reasonable and civil with you. Maybe I curse a bit more. Big ***** deal.
Well, that's because you're so racist, you think the only examples of racism is people screaming the N word or shouting "white power"
I’m so racist that two months ago I had a black candidate hired with the same title and team I am on with a higher 6 figure wage than myself.
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2 minutes ago, GregPersons said:
You know that phrase "If you want respect, you need to show respect"? Or "If you want respect, you need to earn it"?
Had you started with this post, and being upfront and direct, this conversation would've been very different. Instead you came in with loaded questions and attempts to "prove me wrong" instead of engaging honestly. And then, of course, your sly disingenuousness is somehow then blamed on me.
This is actually a wonderful little microcosm of the entire issue. You just couldn't respect me enough, up front, to play it straight. I answer all your dumbass questions and situations from the hip, assuming the best possible faith even with your snarky ass tone and responding in kind. And of course you're playing a game.
You don't get it. Obviously you don't. If you did, we would've started here. Instead, you assume this is the end. You assume this is you putting your cards down and winning. You're looking at this in a completely different way, and you're sure it's the right way.
We're only out here begging for our lives, but people instead pull this. "Yeah black lives might matter, maybe, but blue lives definitely matter and deserve more respect."
***** off if that's your way, you dishonorable *****.
Of all the people involved in this ongoing conversation, you seem to be the one acting in the most egregiously disrespectful, hostile and condescending way possible. You’ve basically smeared everyone here as racist when NOBODY has claimed one race is better than another.
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Chris Simms thinks Stidham is more talented than Tua
in The Stadium Wall Archives
Posted · Edited by Troll Toll
I would say there is a 95% chance that Stidham has a better year in NE than Tua has in MIA. Do I think Stidham is more talented than Tua? No, but I wasn’t that impressed with Tua when I saw him (although I don’t watch much college football).
Now if Tua was in NE and Stidham in MIA I would go the other way. Remember, in terms of media coverage, they tend to project that success = talent. Tom Brady has had the most “successful” QB career. Does that mean he is the best QB ever? In my eyes, he’s not even in the argument.
However, after this season, we likely wind up with the media gushing over Stidham as the Pats ride Bellicheck’s defense to another playoff berth, while Tua sits at home.