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Lots of people fail. It's only step one which is why everyone wants to come here...to at least have a chance. The rest of the steps are up to the individual.

It’s all secondary to the 1st world country you live in with established rule of law, a high functioning infrastructure and the safety and security afforded you by the most powerful military the world has ever seen. I realize your hard work and good family played important roles but people who live in other places not so fortunate have that too but are still unable to succeed as you have. That is my point.

Everything you have is cause “Merica”…wtf? Yer smart enough to make some money but not smart enough to realize that??

Holy sheet…just watched the interview with him…we missed that one, crazy redhead with no front teeth and 7 siblings…DAMN…that’s a can’t miss olineman.

Seems that the Bills feel like Kincaid might be a "generational" type talent and an immediate impact player. He looks to be a really impressive offensive weapon. The only hesitation I share with many on here is the ability of Dorsey to scheme an offense that consistently exposes another team's defensive holes. Kincaid's hands look GREAT!

Yup, he's basically a reflection of my fanhood.

True, but it also means that we are contenders and he wants to be here with this contender for the same amount of money...there were days when that was not the case. Welcome back Jordan!!

Unfortunately I think that is the order and it is established by those that carry the biggest sticks.

Eh, CIA involvement, Donald Rumsfeld hugs, stinger missiles...it's close. Considering the actual definition of a proxy war, I would agree that it doesn't, but it seems to be a "working term" on this thread and I was trying to ask whether the actual definition applied or whether the term was being thrown around loosely to capture US involvement in the Ukraine conflict. Defniition - No, Afghan/Soviet war doesn't meet the definition Use on this thread - Yes, it was a proxy war.

Yes, I think that was a proxy war and I think this is also a proxy war although there are some big differences. I was wondering if B-man, based on the definition, believed the US was complicit in "starting" the war.

prox·y war /ˈpräksē wôr/ Learn to pronounce noun a war instigated by a major power which does not itself become involved. "the end of the Cold War brought an end to many of the proxy wars through which the two sides struggled to exert their influence So, based on the definition, if it is a "proxy war" then the US would have to have started it. Is that your position?

Oh, we definitely did it although Old Joe doesn't know nuthin...not unless he is on a SEAL team or some secret US Navy deep ocean warfare secret squirrel nut unit. Biden's not in control though, the deep state is...and remember, he is too demented to be able to cognitively recognize anything that is happening or even what he is doing. So, the shot was called by the nemesis of Gen Flynn, his old bunkmate from back in his enlisted days who went the Navy route, wears a patch, and is still bothered by a scar from the same bar fight which drove him and Flynn onto separate paths. (He rubs it every time he thinks of Flynn) He became the deepest, darkest deep stater, while Flynn became the humble leader of Qanon in a search for truth and light in a DEEP, DARK state. That's who did it, that guy did it... Did I do this right?? Asking for a friend.

Or, the Ukranians are choosing to fight an aggressor who has invaded their country and has directly targeted civilians, civilian infrastructure and committed numerous war crimes?? Mebbe...

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It's a violent and cruel world. Arming Ukraine to stop the aggressive, dangerous and criminal regime that runs Russia is an absolute necessity. Otherwise, Ukraine's women and children would be passed out to the oligarchs for sale, their valuable resources usurped and the country defiled. Putin would have a stranglehold on Europe's energy market and would be rattling the stability of NATO. It's hard to imagine a spoiled America, so gutless in it's approach to right and wrong in the world, that would not help Ukraine defend itself against an aggressor such as Vladimir Putin. You wanna live with soft hands and softer bellies under the umbrella of the the greatest military empire the world has ever seen?? This is a small price to pay.

Checking his knee...my assumption is that ankle can be played on...sprained knee means minor tear which could become worse

Just curious about your perspective on flu vaccines.

As a counter to the ESPN pundits...all the beer guzzling fools in my basement that were talking about it this weekend are picking THE BILLS!!! Should carry about as much credence as the ESPN crew.

POST MORE PICS OF YOUR GFs ON YOUR INSTA ACCOUNTS!! PLEASE!

hahaha...yup...this isn't the scenario you're looking for...it should be something like..."Bills get to Super Bowl, BUT, you have to 'spoon with your least favorite sister-in-law for a week of nights'" OR..."you have to spend eternity folding two year old girl clothes"...ya know, a real challenge. A chance to maim and embarrass Brady??? No brainer!

Shouldn't there actually be bi-partisan agreement that Russia needs put in its place and the Ukranian people should have access to weapons to defend themselves?

This looks like some weird Dolphins propaganda with the orange and aqua...I hate it!

To me the biggest issue with youth sports of all types is honesty by the adults in the room. 1.) Honesty concerning what the real goal of the sport is. Is the goal to WIN, WIN, WIN or is the goal to build stronger, healthier, more well adjusted young adults? 2.) Honesty concerning the talent level one is dealing with. Very, very, very few young athletes go on to play at a higher level. Even fewer of them receive some type of monetary consideration for their athletic talents. Considering this, be honest about the approach to the sport. 3.) Honesty concerning the level of risk a young person is exposed to. Parents and coaches who expose/pressure young athletes to hide injuries or play through injuries that may affect their long term health are despicable IMO. This happens ALL THE TIME. Also, building a culture that protects and fosters those behaviors is completely out of line with reality if one to to be honest about the first two ideas above. 4.) Honesty about one's own ego as a parent and a coach. These things can take over and consume young athletes and it's sad when it does. I've taught and coached two sports for over twenty years. I try every day to be honest. I'm a baseball and basketball coach but my son played football until the middle of his high school career. I always supported him but it certainly made me nervous. He called it after his ninth grade year of being the practice squad running back for the varsity to beat on. He realized the beating his body was taking and he wanted to concentrate on his other two sports. A student can play football, the same as any other sport, and never be hurt. A student can also choose to play football in a culture where concussions don't happen, playing through neck and back issues is common, and the insistence on winning puts young adults in a "sacrificial" position. Most kids who play football hard, the right way, get at least mild concussions every game...no doubt in my mind. Football is a great sport when it is led and coached by men who care about their players and are honest with themselves about what it is they are trying to achieve. We saw McDermott's honesty with his men on display Monday night. That should be an invaluable lesson for all football coaches who seek to lead young men.

Thank you for your detailed response.

Does this make sense? Can anyone with knowledge of these procedures weigh in on this?