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SectionC3

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  1. I though the NYT was/is fake news? I'm so confused. It's hard to tell with you what is a hoax and what is not. On the bright side, at least you didn't post some whack job cartoon today. So that's a step in the right direction.
  2. Sure he'd fit. He's tremendous. But do we want to invest the money it will cost to sign him in a guard? I'd rather put it into pass rush, RT, TE, corner, etc. Guard is pretty low on the list of places to spend big money.
  3. I'll bite. Justin Zimmer to FB.
  4. NIce qualifier. By "pretty much" you mean they didn't turn the event down because of its military component. Again, this is an indoor event that they chose not to hold. Don't wanna have to make wedding cakes for gay people? Don't complain about this. Take a breath and get over it.
  5. Bob Lonsberry has a checkered past. Google his comments about a former Rochester mayor. I don’t care for his act, and I won’t read what he posts on his station website. That said, a bit of perspective here: the Pegulas didn’t turn down a military memorial service. They turned down an indoor event to be held during a pandemic that happened to be a military memorial service. Everyone needs to take a deep breath.
  6. Maybe that’s the case. But, much like trump was welcome to litigate the Big Lie, so too are all welcome to avail themselves of the court system to seek redress.
  7. JAGs? Please. Cleveland might be more talented, and Allen, in my view, is the MVP given his worth to the roster. But let's not let a bad day in the AFCC distort our view of what's going on here. The secondary is basically fine. Pass pro is fine. RB and TE could use an upgrade. Watt would be the necessary upgrade to d-line. LBs are basically fine, and we'll survive if Milano goes. STs are probably top third to top quarter of the league. We could be better, but we're in good shape, and we have an ace at QB.
  8. I'll go with better that he's off the air. I didn't care for his politics, or for his act, and I won't miss his show in the least. Still, I'm sorry that a family has to bury a loved one. Femenazi. Look it up.
  9. You're confusing "safe" with "effective in this context." Flintstones vitamins are demonstrably safe, too. But they aren't effective with respect to COVID-19. Same with HCQ. Also, FYI, I realize that you're probably hopelessly busy with your work on COVID-19, but if you're going to call someone simple, it's best to use "you're," not "your."
  10. Nobody's talking about using the civil justice system here. It's important to know why this happened and to make sure that it won't happen again. Perhaps in the course of that inquiry we uncover certain things, such as, say, inside help for what occurred. At that point we invoke the powers of the criminal justice system to exact punishment and retribution, to promote deterrence, etc. But finding isn't just a "criminal" exercise; Congress can further that objective as well though a commission.
  11. It's not just me. You and Trump aren't on the same page with the relevant scientific community. So you'd have to explain it to the community members as well. Maybe you can put your hydroxychloroquine hoax over on some unsuspecting rubes/MAGA supporters, but I don't think it will fly with them.
  12. Great move. Let’s find each and every one of these traitorous scumbags.
  13. Fake news. It deserved something wittier. Let’s be honest: you support the “We can cure COVID-19 with magic if the virus doesn’t magically disappear before we harness our magic cures!” crowd. If you’re going to believe that fiction, then surely you can be so creative as to conjure up a better response.
  14. There’s good reason for that. The focus has been on helping the American people combat the pandemic with tools that do not include magic, bleach, and copious amounts of other ineffective treatments. Such as hydroxychloroquine. Too much hydroxychloroquine. And it turns out that Fox News in fact was fake news the whole time and was masquerading as real, non-hoax news. So now they don’t know what to believe and simply trust the Don.
  15. I watched the NBA. Loved it. Phenomenal basketball. Baseball is what just bores the crap out of me now.
  16. Nope. He made a mistake. A big one. But we don’t throw the baby out with the bath water. He’s done a really good job wrangling a lot of snakes over the years. Now it’s crimes plural. Which crimes (plural) did he commit?
  17. I generally agree with you about the pettiness. This story, however, is bad. The guess here is that every democrat with an eye on that office is going to hammer him this weekend and early next week. The republicans will join the fun, too. The stink from this one will linger. *and this is coming from a Democrat who likes and really respects the governor.
  18. You said prison. Assuming someone with no record convicted of this class A misdemeanor received time — an absurd proposition, but whatevs — they’re doing local (that is, jail) time. If you want prison time for this guy then you’d better find a felony to pin on him.
  19. I know the statute. How are you going to get someone convicted of that class A misdemeanor to prison? (Also, this isn't directed at you, just a general comment about playing lawyer and researching stuff like this. Your link directs to an attorney advertisement. Better to use Cornell or a state website [e.g., state senate] on something like this just in case the proponent of the advertisement doesn't properly update the website.)
  20. I agree with this. I always thought it was sort of odd. I don't mind the playing of the anthem, and I personally wouldn't want to stop playing the song, but it is a bit . . . out of place. It's not you. I can't watch it anymore.
  21. Cool. It's a class A misdemeanor. How do you plan to get someone convicted of that statute to prison? I never set that as a bar. I made the point that it is ironic, hypocritical, laughable, and probably a lot of other things for a Trumper to complain about a different chief executive engaging in a lie. FYI - you cited the criminal jury instructions, not the statute itself. Probably doesn't matter here, but sometimes the statutes get changed and the CJI doesn't immediately keep pace.
  22. Cool story. What's the crime? That aside, I can't argue with the point that this is a very, very bad story. Really. Trumpers complaining about executive lies is absurd. That said, Cuomo screwed up here. It's a bad story.
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