All_Pro_Bills

Trump is a fascist because that's what these idiots are conditioned to think. They are not critical or independent thinkers. They buy absolutely every story the government is selling, and they will never disagree with any official policy or position. You're engaging in a back-and-forth, give-and-take conversation with absolute ideologists that will never, ever yield one inch to your view. No matter how compelling your argument might be. Invoking logic and citing facts will not serve your cause against them. Don't be fooled into calling them liberals. They are anything but that.

In the legal system determination of a person's guilt or innocence is not based on what anyone "thinks". What people think is subjective. The legal system is objective. It's based on facts, evidence, testimony, and what can be proven and what cannot be proven. Otherwise, it's all opinion, nothing more or less. Guilt in the case of public opinion and how that's formed or believed is another matter. In the public opinion space, anyone can "think" anything they want,

Democratic mayors and other virtue signaling politicians are attacking governors sending asylum seekers to their "sanctuary" cities because it's for more acceptable then speaking the truth that they don't want these people in their city. In alignment with NIMBY and transferring all the costs of their virtue signaling policies to others, they'd be happier if they went somewhere else.

With a court appointed master charged with handling the documents, Garland will not be able to reveal specifics or comment on anything related to the documents leading into the mid-term elections. That's the concern.

You're one of maybe five people in the world that still believes the Russia collusion hoax. Trumps in your head 24/7. You need to move on from this obsession or start taking an anti-anxiety medication.

How do you know so much about getting away with crimes? Do you have some sort of expertise or training in the area? Are you a criminologist?

The one where our constitutional system's guiding principal of presumption of innocence is replaced by idiots like Mueller declaring if you can't prove you're innocent then you're guilty, of something.

I saw an interview and I believe the officials name was Lisa Belcastro where she stated Martha's Vineyard doesn't have the capabilities to handle 50 asylum seekers. But that point can be made in almost every city and town where the Feds are dumping thousands of migrants. I assume those jurisdictions are not allowed to complain or discuss the Federal governments immigrant logistics operation under some gag orders to keep quiet. Pissing and moaning about transit operations conducted by hostile State governors is another matter. Complain away here using all the standard social justice memes. Otherwise, the resources at the State and Federal level don't exist to address issues of homelessness and drug addiction faced by American citizens. Yet our government sees fit to dump more and more strain on a social safety net system that is already stressed and ineffective. It's the height of stupidity to continue to allow uncontrolled and unlimited large numbers of people into the country. A logical action would be to close the border for some period of time and tell people not to come here as they won't be let in. And use that break to sort things out rationally. But there's no chance of that with the Party of Chaos in charge. And when officials insist the border is "secure" (what exact definition of secure they're using we don't know) they sound like idiots and liars when clearly video and news of thousand streaming across the border unimpeded every day is available.

A 39% approval rating says your wrong.

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Simply because America is unique as its both a country and a global empire. America the country is like other countries with elected representative government that serves the interests of the people and the country. But in reality, most of the representatives we elect to Washington serve the interests of the empire. The empire's objectives are simple. Maintain the current uni-polar order where the empire makes the rules and everybody else follows the rules. Address any threats to this order by whatever means are required. Countries that don't want to follow the rules are subject to political, economic, and military actions. As long as a country follows the rules it doesn't matter if its a democracy, a monarchy, or some form of an oppressive government as long as they serve the interests of the empire. While most think the empire derives its power from the military, its real power comes from the US dollar and its status as the world's reserve and trade settlement currency. And through this controls the "value" of money worldwide. When you control the value of money, you control the value of everything. Along with that it allows for the remarkable ability to run trillion dollar deficits and create billions at any whim while deflecting most of the harm and impact to others.

But I'm sure you're aware they are sending citizens charged with misdemeanor trespassing and other minor infractions to maximum security, held without bail while awaiting trial for almost 2 years, denied legal counsel and access to evidence against them, with some having medical care withheld, so the comparison is appropriate. They are what people like Amnesty International, in the business of identifying government misconduct around the world call political prisoners.

It was a deal with the Devil. The US consumer got everyday low prices at Walmart and the government created a market for buying US treasuries which funded deficit spending in exchange for enabling the strip mining thousands of small towns and cities across the country of businesses and jobs. Corporate America got to "globalize" their domestic operations by offshoring manufacturing to use cheap Chinese labor labor in exchange for sharing proprietary and business critical technologies and systems with the CCP. All in all a great deal until it wasn't.

What all these accusations and memoirs lack is a definitive ending and any sense of finality. They're all like a murder without a body. Because there are never any "real" victims or tangible harm. Otherwise, can anyone provide the names of all the Democratic officials and Trump enemies that got their homes raided, their phones and personal possessions seized, along with being harassed, charged, and unjustly convicted of something as a result of the DOJ being corrupted?

Everyone is getting older as a fundamental fact of life but as people do get older and gain experiences they view life and issues from a different perspective and generally that perspective is less idealistic and more practical.

That I believe is called a lack of objectivity. But history shows when any single political ideology captures and controls the popular national media allowing it to broadcast and disseminate political propaganda at will that tends to be the result.

When the Bills drafted Edmunds and he was advertised as a sideline-to-sideline LB with elite physical size and abilities I had a crazy idea the team would use him occasionally to match-up with those big and athletic TE's the defense never could never handle. At the time Gronkowski presented the biggest headache. And now its Kelce. But I was wrong. But my thought was get physical with Kelce by never giving him a free release from the LOS by putting Edmunds over him and cover him over the short and intermediate routes. At a minimum this might disrupt the timing between Mahomes and his star TE and cause the QB to throw to other options. Sub in another LB for the nickel CB with Edmunds more or less playing that nickel but covering the TE. Will it work? I can't say. Maybe not, but so far what they're doing hasn't worked well either and why not experiment on a couple plays?

An instant classic! Well done..

Well, border security is a Federal responsibility and conditions have demonstrated they've abdicated that responsibility. The border is not secure, the border is not closed, and the border is not under control. So with limited to no authority to enforce Federal law what does anyone suggest the States do here?

Does anyone see any evidence that the Federal government has any desire to negotiate a mutually agreeable solution with the border States rather than pursue a unilateral objective of letting anyone and everyone that requests "asylum" to come into the county, get processed, and disappear?

If you're the Titans coming into Orchard Park on Monday night, after a terrible opening week loss to the Giants, against a Bills team that's had 10 days to prepare and pretty much also had their way with the reigning Super Bowl champion, against a Bills team that appears to be on a mission. this week two match up is as close as you can get to a worst case scenario. Unless its some fluke, I don't see any reason to expect any other result than a Bills win here.

Citizens of the state should collectively defend themselves and declare politicians supporting the measure as persona non grata.

The fumble was a bad start and it's something to watch for, but I don't see any reason to declare a state of emergency over it right now. Obviously, the coaches consider taking care of the football important. Cook has a specific skill set the team targeted in the draft. I'm pretty sure we're going to see it in action during the season. As for his personality, all I've seen is a couple interviews where he's been asked the basic questions and given the usual answers back. From those encounters nothing too insightful about his personally. Maybe the guy's just not a talker? And for that matter, beyond a handful of star players and team leaders that get a lot of attention and do a lot of interviews and appearances, I know next to nothing about the person behind the player on the roster, say, 20 thru 53.

How many NFL games have teams won by 21 points when committing 4 turnovers? That's a pretty obscure stat but I'm guessing its pretty infrequent. While Moss wasn't very productive the Bills showed a lot of offensive flexibility and the ability to move the ball against a pretty good defense. This offense as built now has the capability to beat a defense in almost every way imaginable and what Allen/Dorsey demonstrated last night was just as important. And that's a willingness to do it. The only stat I cared about was 31-10. At the end of the day its not how you win, its how many you win.

4 turnovers and the Bills win by 21? That's hard to do. But its only 1 win with 16 regular season games to go. This team has the feel of confidence and on post game interviews the players said all the right things. They kept their foot on the gas on both sides of the ball for the full 60 minutes. What I liked at the end is the defense didn't give up one of those garbage time scores that usually happen at the end to make the score look more respectable. Enjoying this but next up is the home opener against Titans next Monday night. The place should be rockin'.