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Just now, SectionC3 said:

 

Agreed.  Everyone is entitled to an opinion.  And we all should be a little more tolerant and thicker-skinned with respect to those with whom we disagree. 

 

I just aged out of that fear. :lol: at this point in my life I've stopped giving a diddly-darn what strangers think of me.

 

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Just now, Joe in Winslow said:

 

I think it's an issue caused by the fear of being HONEST about what they think for fear of being publicly shamed.

 

if no one gave a *****, we'd all be better off.

 

Not quite sure what you mean but.....you know I am a Never Trumper. It is amazing the number of people who i have worked with over the years...at many companies and almost all based out the Valley..that have told me they voted for Trump but could let that be known as it could jeopardize their job performance and job security. 

 

We all realize that our agre starting with the #5 is the biggest risk to  employment status in the Valley, but being MAGA might be in second place LOL.

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2 minutes ago, plenzmd1 said:

Not quite sure what you mean but.....you know I am a Never Trumper. It is amazing the number of people who i have worked with over the years...at many companies and almost all based out the Valley..that have told me they voted for Trump but could let that be known as it could jeopardize their job performance and job security. 

 

We all realize that our agre starting with the #5 is the biggest risk to  employment status in the Valley, but being MAGA might be in second place LOL.

 

Take a look at the COVID shamers. Anyone who dared to express concerns about the effectiveness of lockdowns etc., was roundly criticized as a "science denier."


That kind of bull#### goes on ALL the time nowadays.

 

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12 minutes ago, plenzmd1 said:

runs both ways BTW..the issue is not Trump/Never Trump..the issue is "you dont think like me, therefore you are stupid" ..its rampant across society, and as this board is a microcosm of society, i will use it as proof.

how in the hell do i not remember this plot line at all. As a degenerate horse player this movie speaks to me...even more so to us of an older generation before simulcasting. 9 races a day brother.

 

I remember being at Hawthorne one day needing to make a phone call, had to physically leave track grounds to make a call as no pay phones on site..they wanted to make sure people were not placing bets with their book instead of at the track LOL.

 

BTW, was just joking with my wife earlier in the day, everyone should be forced to spend 2 hours at an OTB bar. Does not matter how much money ya have, what color you are, what religion you are...all that matters is " do ya got a winner?". And let me tell ya, if you an areshole, you will be run out of said bar no matter race , wealth etc. Most democratic, bias free place i regularly spend time at.

Thank you. Good times. Have a good one brother. 

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I guess this is the George Floyd thread?

 

Family autopsy: Floyd asphyxiated by sustained pressure

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/attorney-says-family-commissioned-autopsy-shows-george-floyd-died-of-asphyxia-due-to-neck-and-back-compression/ar-BB14Tr7v?ocid=msedgntp

 

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — An autopsy commissioned for George Floyd’s family found that he died of asphyxiation due to neck and back compression when a Minneapolis police officer held his knee on Floyd's neck for several minutes and ignored his cries of distress, the family’s attorneys said Monday.

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Over a decade ago when my daughter was in high school and old enough to understand I explained to her that the American experiment relied on three really simple bedrock concepts: first is the idea that you swear to tell the truth in court proceedings, second is the peaceful transition of power, and third is a civilized respect for authority. The Left has pretty much abandoned all of three principles now. 

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39 minutes ago, Warren Zevon said:

 

This place is a stain on Bills fans everywhere - an alt-right dungeon on what used to be the best Bills forum ever.

 

Define Alt-Right.

29 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

 

Agreed.  Everyone is entitled to an opinion.  And we all should be a little more tolerant and thicker-skinned with respect to those with whom we disagree. 

 

***** you!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:D

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20 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

Over a decade ago when my daughter was in high school and old enough to understand I explained to her that the American experiment relied on three really simple bedrock concepts: first is the idea that you swear to tell the truth in court proceedings, second is the peaceful transition of power, and third is a civilized respect for authority. The Left has pretty much abandoned all of three principles now. 

 

1.  Mike Flynn. 

 

2.  "Rigged election!" 

 

3.  Ignore the constitution with the border wall national emergency declaration.  

 

It's just the left, eh?

 

EDIT:  To be fair, Flynn didn't lie in open court.  But the concept is basically the same. 

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1 hour ago, Deranged Rhino said:

 

From the start there has not been one person defending the cops who killed Floyd. Not one. 

 

 

I think anyone who takes the MSM or any government agency(including the WHO, CDC etc) at face value is way behind the curve these days. Naive at best. Full blown statist at worst.

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3 hours ago, reddogblitz said:

 

If you don't like draft dodgers I assume you will not be voting for Uncle Joe since he got 5 deferments for asthma even though he was an RB for the Delaware Blue Hens and worked as a life guard.

 

If I were an Uncle Joe fan I'd keep my trap shut about the deferments.

I approve of this post. 

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2 minutes ago, billsfan1959 said:

 

WTF???

This is great. The police are reminding everyone that protecting your life and property is completely optional for them. Tax money well spent. Oh, and no "legal" guns for you to defend yourself. I love it. When push comes to shove, everyone is on their own. Our Founding Fathers understood this basic dynamic.

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Police Chief Emotionally Describes How Rioters Set Fire to Building With Child in It, Then Blocked Firefighters Responding

 

There have been a lot of violent and horrible incidents in these riots, supposedly to remember George Floyd.

The argument that they’re about George Floyd is just flat out stupid, because everyone was talking about him and how wrong what happened to him was, and then the anarchists kicked off the riots and shifted the attention away from where it should have been.

 

Perhaps the worst result so far has been the killing of Patrick Underwood, a Federal Protective Service officer who was assassinated in Oakland, California by someone seemingly targeting law enforcement during a Floyd protest. Another officer was also wounded in the attack.

Fortunately for Richmond, Virginia and the nation, the police there averted what could have been a horrible tragedy but as it was, was a terrifying effort to apparently kill people including a child.

Richmond Police Chief Will Smith got emotional when he explained how rioters set fire to a multi-family building with people inside, including a child.

According to NBC 12, Chief Smith says last night protesters set fire to a few buildings, including a multi-family residence that was occupied by a child in the 300 block of West Broad Street.

As fire crews were arriving, Smith says protesters blocked the engine from reaching the fire.

“This is not the only occupied building that has been set fire to over the last two days,” Smith said. “But they prohibited us from getting on scene. We had to force our way to make a clear path for the fire department. Protestors intercepted that fire apparatus several blocks away with vehicles and blocked that fire department’s access to the structure fire. Inside that home was a child.”

“When you take a legitimate issue and hijack it for unknown reasons, that is unacceptable to me, it’s unacceptable to the Richmond Police Department, unacceptable to the city of Richmond,” said Smith.

Smith and the mayor called out the organized nature of outside actors.

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