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He didn't leave Ohio to kill people. He didn't leave Ohio with any intention of that at all and there is no proof of that despite stupid claims he may have made. I haven't followed it closely because I don't care to but it's fairly clear the guy is mentally ill and I'd not be surprised if the reality would have been or was that he was driving through the area to be a retard then got pounced on by protestors who began beating his vehicle up and threatening him...than ran them over to flee. In which case he should win a purple heart. But, the guy is mentally ill and you can't glean any lesson from the incident worth noting. If only it was you to be an hero to us all.

Again, you're an idiot so I won't bother replying.

I'm not going to bother engaging you because you are not worthy.

Think she'd send it to me? Would it count as used?

The states Constitution said it. And then... Drum roll... I stopped reading. You're obtuse.

You really need to learn history and global politics. Part of the reason the EU and the authorization of the region happened was because of the weaknesses caused by the many factions of political parties. Go back in history, too. It's never kind.

AC Slater's father has nothing to do with this

You'd think this would be obvious Why would South Carolina want to re-write their electoral process to cater to a niche party or out of state interest? Why would Rhode Island need its own party for socialism when they can run as a Democrat? The Democrat in Iowa and Manhattan share almost no beliefs until served up on a national level where pressure causes there to be no individualism. We already have countless parties. What good is The Conservative Labor party going to make that the Green Party isn't? What good is any of that? There are reasons for some of these laws and if we only obeyed them correctly we would actually have a much better and less corrupt government.

They didn't stay wavy?

He often slides in to pass rush on the line if he is in.

Probably asked for free handouts and exposure to promote his brand/identity and the Bills shot him down. I'm ok of that's the case.

Um, how the hell can i cite anything on this when it is hypothetical the whole way around and you're asking my opinion on this? Which, disirregardless, you'll object to despite not being able to provide adequate rebuttals in more than Op-eds which is all I'd offer. The example was provided. Look at what the Freedom Caucuse and Tea Party did during the Obama years. I fully expect the Sanders-Socialist-Cortez party to do the same thing shitting all over themselves this time. They'll grind down their majority to a crippling pace in obfuscation blocking any efforts for partisanship. The senate exists because of *****ups in our government a century ago turning us in to a populous government away from a republic. See below: When a party member of the 2 party system has their own interpretation of what's best for their constituents the big dogs come in; hence, if she votes against Pelosi it will bog down what the party wants on a national level with little ability to stop anything or make change. Pelosi is the leader and anyone voting against her will be the internal resistance fracturing the shallow bring that is the Democratic/Retardicratic party.

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It's not a high priority need, if it truly is a need at all. I just don't like the way we fill up the box when we transition to run on a passing down in a package scheme. Bush and Neal aren't terrible but they're not what I foresee as the best option. It's similar to when Robey was the package back. We could stop the pass every time but if you run at him he'd get steam rolled. I want Neal and Bush or whomever is there to be more adaptive. They don't seem to be instinctual enough to handle the position. It'd be an easy upgrade if we found the right guy but we have far more needs, as you said.

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The US is crippled now due to: 9 years prior of unchecked balance Order by EO and executive Fiat legislation.

This is a complete post of jibberish displaying no level of critical thinking on foresight. 6 parties would do what was done to Europe. A small minority fringe party would cripple the US similar to the Tea Party, Freedom Cockus, or Socialist/Col. Sanders do with their threats to shut down government and disrupt the Republic.

Uhhhh 6 parties would be horrible boss.

By the looks of things 3rd is jealous up there with his love dolls.

With a newly formed judiciary focused on the powers of the Constitution? Don't hold your breath. The courts like the 9th are gonna go down in flames thanks to St. Clarence Thomas and the big boy court bent on kicking names and taking ass in the circuit courts.

Agreed its a small problem but I think it's a very easy option to fill by finding a guy who can contribute and fill in more easily than trying to find a #2CB or depth at LB, or edge.

Steelers play a 34, in a 43 dupree could become this. dude doesn't look his size but he's 6'4 270 running a run 4.6 40.

is an option - reminds me of an A-aron Williams lacking a few traits that made Williams more successful than I believe Neal is possible of attaining. The upside would be him fitting in this role since he was a linebacker in college and maybe he can grow but at 6' 206 lbs. he's a little light for this opportunity.

With the current NFL favoring the pass more and more and our run defense being the weaker link of an otherwise good defense I really see the biggest need for our defense to be an in the box safety to replace Alexander on passing downs playing in packages. Lorax isn't fast enough anymore to make the coverage schemes we need, and Edmunds is not aware enough to play behind him at the position. I do not know who in the NFL would fill this need for us anymore but it's hard to imagine a rookie we'd be able to snag in the later round, since it is a lower priority, being able to fill this need. Safety is a tremendously tough position for a rookie to come in and succeed so perhaps a hybrid LB that can play similar to what George Wilson once did is ideal. Of course, our biggest need is DL and pressure upon the QB but this position would be a tremendous addition to our defense. I wonder if @thebandit27 or any other of these well versed guys have any ideas who could work for us. edit: this is not to say we don't have sufficient quality in Poyer and Hyde - this is more to better design the package for success when playing nickel and dime having a 3rd in the box safety on the field. we are not very diverse or adaptive on defense.