Andy1

It’s easy to misinterpret people on this forum. You originally mentioned the horse being out of the barn with Biden in response to my comment about Trump with Epstein. That seems to me that you are mixing two different issues together and calling them one. You may see it differently. So be it. That’s what makes this forum interesting is interacting with others who view life differently than us. That’s America in a nutshell. I do agree with you that there were likely a lot of wealthy, powerful men involved. Men who are socially inept and lacking women in their lives, or who liked the power part over a minor who went to Epstein. They were likely from both parties and and all sorts of businesses and finance. The financial backers of both parties are probably in the files. I still remember 6th grade in Catholic school when the nun told us “you can fool some of the people all the time, and all the people some of the time, but never all the people all the time”. And she was talking about a kid chewing gum in class, but it still applies in life. It’s time these dirtbag men with tiny peckers are exposed for their actions.

Lehn - you omitted the first part of my sentence. I said “It sounds like…”. Your comment was equating Bidens pardons with Epstein stuff. With what basis of knowledge is this valid? There are a slew of possible federal charges someone could face, for which a pardon would absolve them of, yet you are connecting those possibilities with this specific type of crime. Are you assuming those Biden pardoned are involved?

Yes, the rich and powerful have often used their positions in society for their illegal or unethical financial advantage. The context of my comment is about those people participating in the Epstein affairs and sexually assaulting minors which is as low as one can go in the depths of depravity. I’m not aware of Biden using his pardons on these types of cases. As you seem to equate the two issues here it sounds like you’ve come to the position of “if he did assault some girls with Epstein, it’s not that big of a deal because look at what Clinton and the Biden’s have done”.

One possible explanation may be that he previously, honestly believed in the “if you’re rich and famous you can do what you want” philosophy which I’ve heard from someone before. A psycho person could believe that and think that nothing would ever stick to them, like Teflon Don. Projection onto their political opponents becomes the strategy. Then at some later time, some attorney knocked some sense into their brain and they realized that sexually assaulting young girls is considered socially unacceptable so the stop the release strategy is adopted. People with twisted brains do things the rest of us would consider illogical.

Correct, as it has always been. Legal foreign workers being paid legal fair wages are important for many sectors of the economy. Lack of access to labor will just push business to do more with AI or robotics instead of people.

All just more reason to make it all public information. Let the chips land where they fall. Anyone preventing that from happening is obstructing the public's interest, to protect the guilty.

If you need a 50 year mortgage, you are trying to buy a house you can’t afford. Those people should be saving more, or adjusting their desires and start shopping for a cheaper house and invest in some power tools.

This is it. The Bills seem to be the only team in the league that doesn’t care about speed at WR. Palmer was their answer but he has a history of injuries and it’s continuing here. Without talent at the outside receiver position, they are so limited in how they can move the ball. They depend on Kincaid for receptions. When he went down, they have nothing. Samuel, Shakir, Coleman, Moore, Shavers, Hawes & Knox don’t threaten anyone. They have become one dimensional on running the ball with Cook. Teams stack the box, stop Cook and one else can get open. Without talent, you need great scheme, but Brady isn’t providing that either.

Both Milano and Bernard are invisible. They both used to make splash plays, but not this year. They have both proven that the strategy of having smaller but fast LBs is a failure due to their injury frequency.

Good call in the DL and LBs. In previous years, Milano and Bernard were + players. This year, they are both invisible.

The Palmer and Kincaid injuries crippled the offense. Keon isn’t ready. Bean never planned to have adequate depth at WR. McBean don’t seem to care much about the position given how they spend their resources. Samuel and Moore are either washed or the OC doesn’t know how to use them. Every year they are short on talent at WR. Rinse and repeat. This is sickening to watch.

Defense did their job.

Other teams have go to plays where guys are schemed open. Brady has nothing.

Knox just stopped moving on that int.

Ok. Time to pass to our TEs. Kincaid needs to get targets.