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  1. not for this game but whatever happened to allowing alternate helmets? Hasnt it been a couple years now since the NFL started allowing it?
  2. Don't forget the "Bills can't win close games" (circa 2022-2023) and "Bills can't put together a multi game win streak" (circa 2021) narratives. I wonder what this year's will be.
  3. Sorry but what bugs me about the ridiculous McDermott criticism is that it is unknown to me how close we were to everything collapsing. That article last year taking a hit on him for the hijacking comments was very much like an article aiming to be first domino in the course of a firing at a low point (6-6) of our season. I am enjoying this ride and some people just wanna tear it down for the sake of the unknown super coach when McDermott has been outstanding.
  4. if its not high school then coleman shouldnt be late. Accountability is critical.
  5. detaining bc the stopped individual is being erratic, agitated, argumentative, and not obeying lawful commands is actually what the cop is supposed to do. That doesn't mean under arrest. It means for the officer safety and the individuals safety, the officer is detaining you so they can safely proceed with their investigation. Because people who exhibit these types of behaviors correlate much more often with unlawful behavior than people who say "damn I was speeding wasnt I" and proceed normally. I've said it before but there are a ton of videos out there in which police chases start exactly like this type of erratic behavior and the suspect randomly drives off, so at that point detaining for identification and to conclude the investigation was appropriate. It just turns out the erratic behavior was due to tyreek hill being tyreek hill and his lack of impulse control. I mean isn't this the same guy that assaulted someone because they told him to get off THEIR boat? We will see if the department has the guts to defend its officer.
  6. Sunken cost fallacy. Once a player has done something they dislike whether it be get injured, off field issues, or high salary they invest a lot of animosity towards that player. When that player ends up doing well, they cant just lose that large investment of hate, so they double down and are blinded to the upside of the player. People do it with positivity on players too, but at least that is more fun and rooting for your team than the constant negativity.
  7. Absolutely, unequivocally, 100% wrong. The police officer is not responsible for your actions. Hill had it entirely in his control to make this traffic stop go smoothly. There is not a doubt in my mind that it would have if he didn't act the way he did.
  8. Its really crazy that people dont realize how dangerous this line of work is. They need only go watch a few attack on police videos freely available on youtube to see how quickly it goes from just an innocent traffic stop to deadly. The police don't know you and these are their procedures to keep both them and you safe.
  9. He didnt even get pulled out at that point. He was requested to lower the window. Given time to. Requested to step out of the vehicle. Given time to. Then got pulled out of the vehicle. @newcam2012 must be watching a different video.... Hill had every opportunity to deescalate the situation. The officer had every right to proceed through his steps he trained on to keep him safe.
  10. I absolutely do think it was about compliance and officer safety. Hill showed noncompliance from the start when he didn't immediately pull over and instead asked the officer asking how fast he was going as if it was a joke. For all the officer knows, he may have taken off right there, So theres a chance for Hill to deescalate here Then Hill finally pulls over and rolls his window up for when the Officer approaches? Hill could have deescalated the situation. Instead he decided to get pissy about the officer tapping his window. Then Hill rolls up his tinted window and doesnt comply with rolling it down so the Officer can talk to him. Hill could have deescalated the situation there. Officer then taps on his window to keep it down and gives Hill a good 15-20 seconds to comply. Hill could have deescalated the situation here. Hill rolls his window down simply to yell at the officer again about telling him what to do. Hill could have deescalated the situation here. Officer then says keep the window down or we will get you out of the car then decides Hill should come out of the car Here the officer could have been a little more patient but he did give Hill another good 15 seconds to comply and get out. I watch a ton of police stop videos and to be completely honest, 90% of the evading police videos start exactly like this with the person being pulled over acting erratic, non compliant, and then suddenly they speed off, so here I think getting Hill out is justified. Lastly the largest question is: Does anyone truly believe this wouldn't have been a smooth traffic stop if Hill pulled over right away, kept his window down, gave his credentials, took his ticket and moved on? No. At the end of the day citizens also have responsibility to deescalate by their own actions whether it be with police or everyday encounters with other citizens.
  11. Clearly the officer didnt know who he was and Hill was acting sketchy driving alongside the cop asking how fast he was going instead of stopping. Eventually stopped with his window up and got pissed the officer tapped on it. Then rolled his window up all the way with fairly dark tint. Some people need to go watch a few of the tragic videos of how quickly this could turn deadly for the officer. Yeah the officer could have been more patient, but Hill could have been more cooperative for both the officers safety and Hills.
  12. curious how many of TBD are cringing at this weak attempt to criticize McDermott 😂
  13. This looks like you took last years "hot teams" and marked them as losses, and last years "mediocre to bad" teams and marked them as wins. Then you believed the hype on the jets so 2 losses. So basically, we aren't making the playoffs bc everything stayed the same, we won't beat a single "good team" and Rodgers is healthy and is apparently going to kick the crap out of us twice despite not playing for the jets and not playing in like 20 months. Oh boy.
  14. I didn't use his wife as an example. The poster said Butker said its mutually exclusive. I said he did not say that and that he only brought up his wife who did choose. Maybe a bad example from Butker that leads people to further attack him but honestly if gives more credence to the fact that he is demonstrating the value a woman brings to the household and people are tearing it down because it implies they cant go serve a corporate overlord bc thats the dream instead.
  15. That very may well be. But there are certainly a percentage of people who can't tell if they are actually "miswired" or not especially kids. The idea that they automatically know one way or another at that age when their brain isnt near full development is ridiculous. Throw on top that if you do identify as "different" you are hailed as special, unique, heroic, someone who stands out. Yeah yeah "no one would ever put them through that ridicule on purpose" but they in fact do with many different methods besides this over the past decades to make themselves stand out and trans is sometimes another tool to achieve that. Thats not denying trans people exist, it is reality. Kids dream of being special and unique.
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