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It'll be them or us before long. Mark my words. They're a worse threat to our democracy than tax cuts.

It's not enough. He didn't drop pallets of water to the victims! His wife wears spiked high heels.

It honors the thin blue line that protects your sorry azz. Deal with it. And where did I say anything against the kneelers other than it's not an appropriate thing to do when someone is paying to see an entertainment event - not paying to see a demonstration of someone's feelings or beliefs. Never said you don't.

Next it will be the Duchy of Grand Fenwick. I fear they are planning to invade the U.S.

Yeah. It's like some misguided fans just want to go to a game to be entertained. How weird.

Circles the wagons like

No azzwipe. It's a flag commemorating fallen police officers.

They can skip out on ER charges too.

Four. They have four fatal flaws. I moved to Massachusetts this spring.

Oh sure, Godwin. He wasn't a racist. He wasn't a Democrat. He wasn't an icon of that party.

Norman Esiason says, "hello".

It's a privately held corporation. The owner is a devout Christian. Sorry, I didn't offer a trigger warning before typing that. He keeps his establishments closed on Sunday. It's a religious conviction which the left has had hissy fits and conniptions about. How DARE he not serve us on Sundays!

Ask, and ye shall receive... Personally, I've been squatting while reading them.

Senators Albert Gore, Sr. (D-TN), J. William Fulbright (D-AR), and Robert Byrd (D-WV) opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964. They led an 83 day filibuster against it. 80% of Republicans in the House voted for it. Only 61% of Dems did. 82% of Republicans in the Senate voted for it. Only 69% of Dems did.

Nah. It's just the new normal. You mustn't forget there's a "Republican" in the White House now. So everything is bad. People can't sleep, can't eat, can't focus, can't protest enough, can't wipe their own azzes by the sounds of it.

The Bills should have The League vacate their win so his record can remain intact. It's only fair.

This is what he said: “During the national anthem…the song that is about our country, our veterans that fight and die for us, it's just something I feel you shouldn't disrespect that way,” he said. "I believe people have the right to protest; I just don't believe that's the proper venue for it.” I don't have an issue with what he said or did. People buy tickets to watch a game. People don't give a rat's patootie about what players think, feel, or care about. It's grandstanding... or grand kneeling and won't accomplish anything positive wrt changing anything.

KFC is going to start offering a Antifa bucket. It's all left wings and azzholes.

started hiccoughing during the

While some prefer to do this to players who demonstrate: Gun rights advocates should do this during the national anthem: Players who want lower taxes could do this: Those that want a stronger military could demonstrate their feelings by doing this: Meanwhile people in the stands and watching at home could show their disinterest in WTF players think and feel could do this: How long before we see this: And sooner or later the advertisers will be doing this: As for me...

When he's there, the fans get to see at least one NFL caliber Quarterback.

Nothing says, "you're terrible" more than winning in the NFL. Winning that game cost us at least three Draft positions. You can't win in The Draft if you keep winning games. What's next - meaningful games after Thanksgiving? What is this world coming to?