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There you go again! I'm surprised you know what it is! I realize you graduated eighth grade with some sort of honor/recognition/participation trophy, but still . . . Says the guy practicing in the thriving metropolis of Arcade!

Hoax! There's no such thing as voter fraud. As evinced by the fact that nobody can put their finger on more than about 2.5 dozen instances of voter fraud in hundreds of millions of ballots cast! You and your hoaxy pals will keep on repeating the lie without ever bothering to ask **gasp** is this really true??

Fake news.

HOAX! Mail-in ballots are exactly the same as absentee ballots! There are just more people eligible to vote absentee by mail than there were before COVID! Try again, fake Christian! Erie County hasn't had one miscount in over 10 years. And absentee counting is done by scantron and under a number of watchful eyes. Fraud? Another right-wing hoax. My understanding is that there are roughly 31 instances of voter fraud among hundreds of millions of votes cast. So I think by now we can all agree that mail-in voting is a safe, effective, fair, and most importantly accurate way of conducting this election. Also, I have added you to the "Thinks Mail-In Voting is Acceptable" List! Hoax! You don't know the difference between absentee and mail-in ballots. Which is natural because there is none! Glad to have you on the Mail-In Voting is Good side of things!

And this is why the signage is important. There are people on the Bills who completely agree with you. And that agreement is based on valid points and criticisms. So if one is against a "Black Lives Matter" message at the stadium, I suspect that one also is anti-Bills. The message is good for football, it's good for business, and it's good for everyone who lives and loves the Bills. It's important that we all recognize that.

There you go again with your hoaxes. Also, it's not nice to name call. FYI -

So then you're good with mail-in voting in NYS. Because to get the ballot, a voter here has to ask for it. Hoax debunked and problem solved! I'll put you on the "Thinks Mail in Voting is Acceptable" List!

I'm not going to find it. But scan the news about the Abrams-Kemp race. Or, more recently, the nonsense in Lexington, Kentucky. Do you believe in absentee balloting?

Yup. Earlier in the thread.

Find a better website, get a better result.

Gotta get to Breitbart, eh? No bias there!

Well played!

Hoax. They’re longer in some places (Like urban Georgia) because there are fewer polling places. By design, of course.

No calculators even into your 40s? Wow.

Hoax. Trump destroyed the economy and wasted millions of years of life of Americans by attempting to do such things as wishing the virus away (15 cases soon to be zero!), promoting baseless cures (hydroxychloroquine and direct-to-lung Lysol application will stymie the China virus!), undermining health experts who ostensibly did not pay someone to take their SATs for them, and eschewing, for personal gain, the simplest and cheapest solution to this mess: wearing a face covering in public. You support all of this. Congratulations on all of the winning.

What if those people wore masks (unlike the handful who showed up to the most recent Trump rally in Tulsa)? The tried and true "two wrongs somehow make a right" argument. Nice. Hoax. Our goal needs to be stopping the spread of the virus first, and then minimizing its damage. And how do we stop the virus? By consistently and properly wearing a mask when in a public setting.

Prove it. Mail in in NYS is relaxed standards for absentee eligibility. That’s it. There’s nothing wrong with it. Unless you’re a trumper moron who doesn’t know what he’s talking about and likes to repeat delusional trump hoaxes.

Which ones and which jobs? According to the Trumpers here, either the fault of Obama/Hillary/China and/or “winning.” frankly I’ve had enough “winning” for some time now.

Ed Rutkowski was the Erie County Executive decades ago.

Only if it contains the brilliance that contributed to your eighth grade honors.

How come you assume that saying "Black Lives Matter" is equivalent to support for a website that (to my knowledge) was started after the phrase became part of modern lexicon? In other words, what if the Bills simply support the point that the lives of black people matter? And what if that "pandering" is good for the football and business sides of the organization? Would your principles be compromised by supporting that position?

It will be interesting that there probably will be no fans in attendance (I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing). And it's sad that people here can't or won't listen to each other. It's especially sad that we can't recognize that the kneeling was conceived by a veteran as a respectful way of saying something to the effect of "I love this country, but not everything that it stands for, and I'd like it to be better." It's actually an expression of love for America and a hope for improvement and continued pursuit of the quest to perfect the union. How does this relate to football? If we have an acerbic reaction in the stadium, or an acerbic reaction in the community, it will be hard to convince African-American players to want to come here. If, however, we show that community support and a willingness to listen to some very fair and reasonable points, it will make this a more attractive market to players from that community. Bottom line? If you love the Bills, then you have to show love to their employees and the people who risk limb and perhaps life to win the games about which we deeply care.

Perhaps the connoisseur of fine donuts should show a little consideration for others and wear a mask the next time he hits Paula's. But that's a different issue.

And this is why the signage matters. Because of nonsense like this. The casual application of the death penalty is not an appropriate thing. But it is appropriate to support employees whom the Bills will ask to risk limb and, this year, perhaps life to win a championship. Good on the Bills for taking a proactive approach to supporting their employees. It will be the reaction to Kaepernick in "The Stadium" on steroids. By the way, that reaction was awful. I appreciate that people have the right to disagree with him, but it could have been done in a perhaps gentler and less vitriolic way that day.

It’s one thing to think they matter. It’s another thing to act like it. There are too many who have not acted that way. George Floyd is just a microcosm of it. But this is a thread about football. And if a majority of Bills employees and customers support the pint that black lives do matter, it’s is a sound decision to broadcast the message at the front door to The Stadium.