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29 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

Consumers make decisions on what to buy based on many criteria, I just see what their CEO did was bad marketing. Colin Kapernick was blacklisted for taking a knee,  now was that wrong  or were teams making a financial decision that signing him would hurt their business? I dunno 

CK was a flash in the pan and NFL teams realized that and didn't need him for his diminished physical skills and his other baggage. Besides, he's the one that voided his contract with SF.

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39 minutes ago, billsfan1959 said:

 

Consumers making decisions on what to buy is an individual choice. Even if the consumer chooses not to not to purchase products from a company for that company's political or other views. That is not the the same as intentionally trying to ruin the company.

 

If Kaepernick was blacklisted simply for his political views, then that would be wrong. If any NFL tem chose not to employ him because of the negative impact on their team, then that is an entirely different scenario and the teams would be free to look after their own financial interests. It is the difference between firing you for your political beliefs and firing/not hiring you based on the damage your behavior would do to my company. 

 

The intent is what bothers me. If your intent is to ruin somebody's life simply because you disagree with their views, then I can find nothing decent in that.

Who’s life is being ruined by the Goya boycott? 

41 minutes ago, fansince88 said:

Are you actually trying to use reason with Tibs? 

Fu 

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Yes! Unlike Trump’s super spreader rallies 

 

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Protests against systemic racism held in 300-plus U.S. cities following the death of George Floyd did not cause a significant increase in coronavirus infections, according to a team of economists who have published their findings in a 60-page paper released by the National Bureau of Economic Research; these somewhat surprising results are supported by Covid-19 testing data in many populous cities where demonstrations were held. 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/tommybeer/2020/07/01/research-determines-protests-did-not-cause-spike-in-coronavirus-cases/?fbclid=IwAR0AiSeeCbty5NQZtuU2yEeTFuKvYtY39bUazLxmBVvFEIt2KOUxrnj-Kno#4389acd07dac

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4 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

Yes! Unlike Trump’s super spreader rallies 

 

TOPLINE

 

Protests against systemic racism held in 300-plus U.S. cities following the death of George Floyd did not cause a significant increase in coronavirus infections, according to a team of economists who have published their findings in a 60-page paper released by the National Bureau of Economic Research; these somewhat surprising results are supported by Covid-19 testing data in many populous cities where demonstrations were held. 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/tommybeer/2020/07/01/research-determines-protests-did-not-cause-spike-in-coronavirus-cases/?fbclid=IwAR0AiSeeCbty5NQZtuU2yEeTFuKvYtY39bUazLxmBVvFEIt2KOUxrnj-Kno#4389acd07dac

 

 

Cool.  

 

Stadiums should be full capacity.  

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We now have definitive proof massive outdoor rallies are ok.

 

Awesome.  Just awesome.

 

Trump rallies.  Football games.  Graduations.  The beach.  All gatherings good to go.

 

Your governor is a science denying commie lunatic if he/she doesn't allow them.  

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Feds deny Walz's request for aid to rebuild after riots

Star Tribune [Minneapolis, MN], by Ryan Faircloth

 

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The federal government has denied Gov. Tim Walz’s request for aid to help rebuild and repair Twin Cities structures that were damaged in the unrest following George Floyd’s death. Walz asked President Donald Trump to declare a “major disaster” for the state of Minnesota in his request to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) on July 2. More than 1,500 buildings were damaged by fires, looting and vandalism in the days of unrest that followed Floyd’s May 25 death in Minneapolis police custody, racking up more than $500 million in damages, according to Walz.

 

 

 

 

 

The state and city stood down while the man-caused disaster unfolded, feeling everyone's pain, and now they want the rest of us to pay the bills for their misguided compassion. Rightly denied.

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2 minutes ago, B-Man said:

Feds deny Walz's request for aid to rebuild after riots

Star Tribune [Minneapolis, MN], by Ryan Faircloth

 

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The federal government has denied Gov. Tim Walz’s request for aid to help rebuild and repair Twin Cities structures that were damaged in the unrest following George Floyd’s death. Walz asked President Donald Trump to declare a “major disaster” for the state of Minnesota in his request to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) on July 2. More than 1,500 buildings were damaged by fires, looting and vandalism in the days of unrest that followed Floyd’s May 25 death in Minneapolis police custody, racking up more than $500 million in damages, according to Walz.

 

 

 

 

 

The state and city stood down while the man-caused disaster unfolded, feeling everyone's pain, and now they want the rest of us to pay the bills for their misguided compassion. Rightly denied.

 

...DAMN RIGHT....you aided and abetted the destruction with a cowardly blind eye.....fix it yourself................

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1 hour ago, Tiberius said:

Who’s life is being ruined by the Goya boycott? 

 

When you are trying to organize a large scale boycott of Goya, you are trying to hurt everyone involved with the company. Will it be effective? I doubt it.

 

The point is, AOC and the others urging this boycott would love to put the company out of business for no other reason than the CEO said something supportive of Trump.

 

It's purely punitive and indicative of the culture right now. 

 

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2 hours ago, Tiberius said:

Consumers make decisions on what to buy based on many criteria, I just see what their CEO did was bad marketing. Colin Kapernick was blacklisted for taking a knee,  now was that wrong  or were teams making a financial decision that signing him would hurt their business? I dunno 

Kapernick  isn't playing because he sucked.  I looked up on NFL stats his last season. SF was 2-14. Then he sat out the next season.  No one, even the Patriots would take a chance on anyone  with those stats.

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10 minutes ago, Wacka said:

Kapernick  isn't playing because he sucked.  I looked up on NFL stats his last season. SF was 2-14. Then he sat out the next season.  No one, even the Patriots would take a chance on anyone  with those stats.

 

...he as well as BLM are repugnant frauds, the epitome of the cash and carry gang...the have nots wanting to drain the haves for no other reason than personal financial gain unearned...Socialism 101......they TRULY disparage the African-American citizenry component of our society  who have AND continue to to lead in their successes..... trying to drag the millions of African-American successes into this mess is nothing more than self serving......repulsive IMO...

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1 hour ago, fansince88 said:

Haha! Both replies proves my point. Love it.

Nice! 

1 hour ago, billsfan1959 said:

 

When you are trying to organize a large scale boycott of Goya, you are trying to hurt everyone involved with the company. Will it be effective? I doubt it.

 

The point is, AOC and the others urging this boycott would love to put the company out of business for no other reason than the CEO said something supportive of Trump.

 

It's purely punitive and indicative of the culture right now. 

 

Exactly, it’s not hurting anyone. You made it sound like someone was getting murdered or something. 

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2 hours ago, B-Man said:

Feds deny Walz's request for aid to rebuild after riots

Star Tribune [Minneapolis, MN], by Ryan Faircloth

 

Original Article

 

The federal government has denied Gov. Tim Walz’s request for aid to help rebuild and repair Twin Cities structures that were damaged in the unrest following George Floyd’s death. Walz asked President Donald Trump to declare a “major disaster” for the state of Minnesota in his request to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) on July 2. More than 1,500 buildings were damaged by fires, looting and vandalism in the days of unrest that followed Floyd’s May 25 death in Minneapolis police custody, racking up more than $500 million in damages, according to Walz.

 

 

The state and city stood down while the man-caused disaster unfolded, feeling everyone's pain, and now they want the rest of us to pay the bills for their misguided compassion. Rightly denied.



The comments are strongly in favor of the denial.

If the city and state had quickly stepped in to disburse the rioters and looters, I would disagree with Trump. As the city appeared to encourage the destruction, and the state sat around with their thumb up their ass until Trump said stop it, or I will, money denied is really the only way to stop this lunatic aiding and abetting by mayors and governors. A stand down order from a mayor to the police should be immediate grounds for not one red cent from the feds.



 

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24 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

Exactly, it’s not hurting anyone. You made it sound like someone was getting murdered or something. 

 

WTF? Apparently, the entire point of my posts is somewhere in the stratosphere above your head...

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3 minutes ago, billsfan1959 said:

 

WTF? Apparently, the entire point of my posts is somewhere in the stratosphere above your head...

Yes! I did think it silly. If liberals do anything you act like someone is getting murdered 

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44 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

Yes! I did think it silly. If liberals do anything you act like someone is getting murdered 

 

It has nothing to do with liberal or conservative. It has to do with this culture of punishment that is permeating our society right now. I feel it is reprehensible behavior to try to hurt someone socially, financially, or in any other way simply because they have a different opinion. 

 

It is hardly acting like someone is being murdered to point that out.

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4 hours ago, Wacka said:

Kapernick  isn't playing because he sucked.  I looked up on NFL stats his last season. SF was 2-14. Then he sat out the next season.  No one, even the Patriots would take a chance on anyone  with those stats.

 

1-1 on back to back NFC Championship games and within 5 yards of a SB win.  

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14 minutes ago, reddogblitz said:

 

1-1 on back to back NFC Championship games and within 5 yards of a SB win.  

In football if you are arguing performances from 5+ years ago you are in trouble. He had two great seasons, but he had two mediocre to poor season to end his career 

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3 minutes ago, Buffalo Timmy said:

In football if you are arguing performances from 5+ years ago you are in trouble. He had two great seasons, but he had two mediocre to poor season to end his career 

 

Yes and no. The year after the SB his coach was too busy trying to land the Michigan job to try for another SB. Then the coach was replaced by Chip Kelly, a total tool.  At that point the team was a train wreck. Even Wonder Boy wouId have a hard time winning in that environment.

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25 minutes ago, reddogblitz said:

 

Yes and no. The year after the SB his coach was too busy trying to land the Michigan job to try for another SB. Then the coach was replaced by Chip Kelly, a total tool.  At that point the team was a train wreck. Even Wonder Boy wouId have a hard time winning in that environment.

I am still right but the context does offer the question whose fault is it. CK was not good but his coaches did not help him and might have handicapped him. Good points.

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3 hours ago, billsfan1959 said:

 

It has nothing to do with liberal or conservative. It has to do with this culture of punishment that is permeating our society right now. I feel it is reprehensible behavior to try to hurt someone socially, financially, or in any other way simply because they have a different opinion. 

 

It is hardly acting like someone is being murdered to point that out.


Can you elaborate on what activities are being punished?  Bullets are fine...

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9 hours ago, Rob's House said:

 

In most situations, "justice for person A" is just another way of calling for the lynching of person B.

Rob multiple people with a gun by pointing it at their heads, encounter the cops with the gun in your hand and accidentally drop the gun, and then repeatedly reach for the gun... that’s straight out of the Julia Child recipe book for how to get shot by the police. Yet, he’s another “martyr” by the left... maybe they should erect a statue of this idiot so I can tear it down?

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When the memo went out that the feds will not be paying for rebuilding looted cities with mayoral complicity...

(Portland has been doing better since the mayor's house was targeted. The BLM folks still have not realized that.)
 



 

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21 minutes ago, Rob's House said:

I hope he's okay. I hate to see violent thugs who would savagely beat me in front of my kids for carrying an American flag get hurt.

 

 


I understand what you’re alluding to but you know nothing about him.  

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16 minutes ago, Buffalo_Gal said:

When the memo went out that the feds will not be paying for rebuilding looted cities with mayoral complicity...

(Portland has been doing better since the mayor's house was targeted. The BLM folks still have not realized that.)
 



 

 

...DAMN RIGHT.....laws are on the books to be enforced and if woefully inept, empathetic, elected officials refuse to do so, why the hell should my exorbitant Federal tax dollars go to cover their ineptitude?.....let them go to their constituents with massive tax hike proposals to put their failures on display.....they are YOUR elected officials (COUGH) and NOT mine ....Minnesota's Governor wants $500 mil.......pound Halite sir...... AND,...the next chapter is BILLIONS of dollars in lawsuits against municipalities on behalf of businesses destroyed.....seriously think lawyers will bypass this potential gravy train?......

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1 minute ago, Rob's House said:

 

Explain.

 

Easily.  You don’t know who he is. You’ve never met him you don’t even know why he was there. You are painting with a broad brush. This is what we accuse the left of doing. You’re better than that. 

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Fire ravages 249-year-old Spanish mission in Southern California

NBC, by Alicia Victoria Lozano

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A nearly 250-year-old Spanish mission in California containing artifacts dating back to the late 1700s was ravaged by fire early Saturday morning. The roof of the Roman Catholic church at the San Gabriel Mission and much of its interior was destroyed. Capt. Antonio Negrete, public information officer for the San Gabriel Fire Department, called the scene "heartbreaking," NBC Los Angeles reported. Jose Gomez, archbishop of Los Angeles, tweeted photos of the damage Saturday, asking for prayers as the mission begins its slow path to recovery.

 

 

 

 

 

People will do what people do. - Nancy Pelosi 2020

 

 

 

Yes, I am aware that the cause of the fire is "unknown" at this time.

 

But I am tired of 'coincidences'

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No injuries were reported, and fire officials were trying to determine what caused the fire.

Founded in 1771 by Franciscan priest Junipero Serra, from Spain, the San Gabriel Mission is considered a historical landmark for many faithful in Southern California.

But Serra's legacy remains a flashpoint for many Native Americans and Latinos who condemn the colonization and brutalization of Indigenous populations in the region.

Last month, demonstrators toppled Serra's statue in downtown Los Angeles. In 2016, a statue of the priest in Monterey was beheaded and a similar incident occurred the previous year in Carmel.

 

 

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16 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:

 

Easily.  You don’t know who he is. You’ve never met him you don’t even know why he was there. You are painting with a broad brush. This is what we accuse the left of doing. You’re better than that. 

 

I think this is true to a point, but unless he was undercover or the video is being misrepresented, meaning he really is part of Portland Antifa, the odds are overwhelmingly high that he's knowingly and willingly engaged in their mission, which is violent agitation in the furtherance of their Marxist movement.

 

They are one of the most radical and violent Antifa groups. Their history over the last few years has clearly established this. If he's a part of that, I have no sympathy for him.

 

I'd be more sympathetic to a member of ISIS who may have been converted at gunpoint than to a pampered little ***** that joined a domestic terrorist organization that actively initiates violence against people like you and me.

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