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You're entitled to as many emotion driven hot takes as you'd like.

Not at all. The guy is off the charts intelligent and has a tremendous work ethic. He's being groomed to succeed Belechick in New England.

If Nick Folk isn't the loneliest man in Tampa Bay right about now, I don't know who is.

What? No he doesn't. The guy is freaking brilliant, and is the hardest worker on Belechick's staff.

What? That's not how this works. That's not how any of this works.

Wow. Punting there tells you everything you need to know about what The Hoodie thinks of the Tampa Bay offense.

Dion Lewis' running style reminds me so much of Thurmas Thomas.

I agree with this 100%. I'm really enjoying his work tonight.

Muscle Hampster!!!

Bad bad bad bad game.

Ohhhh, we've got some Red Pill up in here!!! School us with your game theory, bro.

So... I'm not very good at this intersectionality stuff. Can someone please tell me if I'm supposed to be outraged at the black male who made the sexist comment or the white female who made the racist comment?

I completely forgot about that game. But that's because I didn't watch it because it was a Rams/49ers game on a Thursday.

This has been a bad game so far. Winston and Brady both look off tonight. The NFL just can't seem to have a great game on a Thursday no matter who plays.

Is it just me, or does Tom Brady have freakishly long arms? He's about 6'5", but in the footage they just showed his arms hung almost to his knees, like they belonged on a person who was 8' tall.

Harris? As in Kamala Harris? Are you insane?

This is a bad argument.

What's wrong with buying dozens of guns in a year?

Well, he's not wrong.

Yes, but how does the State of Nevada define "gang".

And you ask questions coming from a place of intellectual dishonesty where you aren't actually seeking discussion or answers, but are looking to take pot shots at people, attacking view points you don't even understand in order to score cheap points. I'd rather have a piece of **** who does stuff like that think I'm "politically cracked" than behave like the piece of ****. Freedom is the moral priori on which the concept of private contracts is predicated. The freedom or associate, and the freedom to enter into agreements with others is all a contract is. Making a contract legally enforceable is nothing more than the just action of a state protecting rights and freedoms. Yeah, no ****. Where did I say otherwise?

What's missing from this argument: - That the Founders didn't speak to restricting future use based on technological advances. Several of the key Founders were themselves inventors, and clearly knew that weaponry would improve. - That the Founders were more concerned with the "why" than the "what". The purpose of a specifically enumerated protection, instead of leaving it to the inclusion of the 10th, stresses how vital they felt that "why" was. And the "why" hasn't changed.

When you answer questions like this, it's important to do so without bringing emotion into it. Freedom, from the perspective of human history, is very new and very rare; and it is also, in my opinion, the optimal circumstance under which people can live. Freedom is what has finally advanced the human species out of the mud and into outer space, pulled us out of the autocratic Rule of Kings, and gave us the rights of man. Freedom is the single lynch pin on which all other human moral arguments are predicated. Without freedom there is no moral priori for racial equality, religious tolerance, or sexual preference. There is no fair trial, or legal protections, or political autonomy. Without freedom there is only a power structure making use of a might makes right philosophy, and a people silently praying for it's benevolence and favor. Freedom, for all it's warts, it the greatest thing we've ever had. So yes, in that light, it's a good thing.

"Military grade" is a red herring. Just because something is military issue or is comparable to military issue does not mean it is inappropriate for civilian ownership. And automatic weapons are already illegal to purchase. What, exactly, do you think the odds are of your child getting shot with automatic weapons? Would getting shot with semi-automatic weapons be better? Or perhaps a pump action shotgun?

Larry Ellison owns a few and flys them with his son.