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I was gonna respond to @Pete with this anyway Let's skip Canada a bit and go somewhere colder and less populated

Does this mean the Bell Riots are starting?

Death penalty for failing to faithfully discharge the duties of office would be a nice middle-ground compromise.

This was an unexpectedly fascinating dialogue. Nothing I've heard from either political side about RFK Jr remotely aligns with what his positions and beliefs are when presented in his own words. This is generally true for most people but this example is stark. It is no wonder that the prize of prizes in the current year is control over information - to shape perception and mold reality. As Kennedy himself said (paraphrase), those on the side of censorship have never once been on the side of right.

The current government operates from the premise that the greatest threat to democracy is the will of the people.

Wonder if there will be a question about how the campaign so far seems to be, "Vote for me and I'll do everything Trump will do without being Trump." You gotta go with your stregths, and I don't know of any others except being not Trump.

Here ya go

They gave him Matakevich's jersey, might as well give him Matakevich's job.

from wiki: "Shane Nelson (born May 25, 1955) is a former professional American football player who played linebacker for six seasons for the Buffalo Bills. Nelson was discovered at an open trial held by the Dallas Cowboys. He was the only player, out of 1,800, to be offered an NFL contract. However, Nelson rejected Dallas' offer and signed for the Bills where he felt he had more of a chance of playing. [1]. During his time in Buffalo he was a part of the "Bermuda Triangle" which also consisted of Fred Smerlas and Jim Haslett. He is also a member of the NJCAA Hall of Fame."

And you let them move you? Ok, back on topic. How long has it been since a Bills LB shed a block? Tired of the looks like Tarzan, plays like Jane types. Bills have a good history of mobile squatty bodies at LB, London Fletcher, Sam Cowart, Shane Nelson...

And if Mike Tomlin went to medical school he'd be Omar Epps.

Dorian was pretty good last night, but then my eyes kept getting drawn to 44 who was having a Zach Thomas night.

Good night: - Concurring with Gunner on Andreessen, Rousseau, Davis, Grable. - Oliver was consisently beating his man, just not as fast as Rousseau was. - Dorian Williams was getting to the right place, just not as fast as Andreessen was. - DaeQuil Hardy got hands on 3 passes. No picks, but that's being in the right place. - None of the CB's could really look bad against those 2 tomato cans, but Benford also flashed a couple plays. - Zach Davidson doesn't run routes like a TE, he spun the DB like a top with the break on his sideline reception. However, - Quinton Morris got seemingly every target from Trubisky, made one nice catch, and several good special teams plays. - Javon Solomon was in the backfield more often than not. - Shakir didn't get much action, but if there was a QB who could get beyond the first read he was there all day. Bad night: - Still too much penalty. Mental errors. - This means you Alec Anderson. You flashed a few times what you showed last year but the mental errors have to be sorted. - Cook looked a lot like rookie Cook or Georgia Cook to me, dancing behind the line, and very arm-tacklable. - Celebrate that sack, Kingsley Jonathan, memories are good to have in your later years (ask me how I know) - Shavers didn't do much of anything either as a WR or gunner which is fine, except Shorter did quite a bit more at both. - Did Epenesa's name even get called? - McDermott for promising me 4 series of Josh. They're gonna be blue all week.

3rd pass Dae-quil Hardy has gotten two hands on

So if Fields is a starting QB he should be able to 2-minute the victory against like #65-90 on the Bills roster.

Also the Justin Fields experience. From 3rd and inches to turnover on downs.

McKitty got walked and lost his block to the inside to snuff that 3rd down play.

Tell ya what, this is the first series I've seen in preseason I've really enjoyed. Just throw the big dudes out there, manning up and whipping people with the 2s and 3s.

That is one big hoss OL out there for the Bills now. Grable, Van Demark, Gouraige, McKitty inline TE.

Learning the playbook and what you need to be a green dot yeah. The instincts, if those could be taught Tremaine Edmunds would be a Bill and a generational LB like a Kuechley. You just gotta have those. Being a LB isn't just a job, it's an attitude.

Disagree on the high-end physical skills. He just lacks idea height but guys like that can thrive (London Fletcher, Zach Thomas).

Another superb diagnosis from Andreessen. Instincts. Just a hesitation at the line until Fields commits to the run then he EXPLODES to get right on him and snuff the play.