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Since you don't understand cause and effect I will simplify the numbers for you. 99.9% of guns are not used improperly each year, which means guns are not a problem. Most other civilized countries do jail people who are violent, which keeps violent people off the streets, so therefore they can't commit their violence repeatedly. My question though is why are you only comparing us to countries that are 80%+ White or Asian, how racist are you?

Milano is not sharing much information with anyone, including his friends. He is from near where I live and I have an acquaintance who is tight enough that Milano he has gone with Milanos family to every game in Florida. As of last week Milano had not contacted him to respond to anything related to leg and his parents are not telling anyone anything. My guess is that the leg is really messed up but maybe he is trying something revolutionary to heal it and doesn't want to hear it from his father who is a doctor.

Our federal government spent 4.5 trillion in 2019 and now spends north of 7 trillion, to act as though there is some competent experts in charge is simply ignorance. I will state with certainty you have never had a serious conversation with any of these people who "make these decisions" because they have a few more facts at their disposal but their decision making ability is not impressive.

The last time we took a "no name" player from the Packer secondary it certainly worked out, here is hoping this does also.

https://www.cnn.com/factsfirst/politics/factcheck_b584f336-923d-49d9-98c5-d82883116eb4 Even CNN admits that some Dems want to force people to return there guns. The constitution makes it impossible. Not sure how my being aware of that is childish.

My point is that many limits exist on what kind of guns can be owned already exist, as do many laws that currently are not being enforced. You calling people childish when you don't seem to have any plan other than enforce laws already on books, is not effective. Lastly your statement that no one wants to take our guns is untrue, many want to, but the constitution makes it basically impossible.

You are telling others they act like children at the end of that rant? I am curious if you realize that Maine could have legally taken away that guys guns when he threatened to shoot up the base, but no one followed through. What new law do you propose that would have changed things?

I see you are new here and I am warning you that expecting an intelligent response from his the definition of insanity. I often view he is a conservative that is simply taking a schtick of liberalism to an absurd degree, the rest of the time I think he is simply not that bright.

My Brother in Law is a good dude and in college started working volunteer hours for the ACLU and gave money when he started his real job. About 10 years ago after he told me all the good they did I showed him all the crap they now represented and he stopped giving them any money. He is amazed that such a noble principle could be misused this way. I have always been more cynical so I am not.

I can only imagine how you separate them in your head but please tell the big differences? I ask for the two differences you believe makes them so different

So did the guy all the Dems voted for, but one was way back in 2016 so you all seem to have forgotten

Truly this means nothing unless we can see his responses. My Twitter history has more NYT and WP than WSJ. If I can see how he responded, I would be interested. This line of thinking would mean you and I agree since I interact with you more than any other here

There are two distinct questions I have: if the guy was institutionalized how was he allowed back near guns? The military used to get rid of guys like this but not anymore? Why is a person who has threatened to shoot a place up not arrested quickly? You don't have a right to do that so why was he not dealt with?

If we are in lockstep why did you write the complete opposite above?

Taking money from Bud Light is not the same thing as giving them money. If Bud Light wants to give me a ton of money I will take there money also.

I the officiating in the NFL is terrible but I have accepted it because the NFL has no interest in fixing it.

How dare you steal what I was gonna say. Truly I thought Dorian was gonna be our LB2 and him and Milano were gonna tear it up until I was pleasantly surprised by Bernard

You made a statement that I can demonstrate is false in some ways, and you can't show me is accurate in any way. That would mean your statement is false.

Josh is incredibly good, but unfortunately also has games that he loses by himself ala Jets week one. When he is on he is definitely the best ever, if he truly learns not to push ball improperly he will be GOAT by a large margin. To those bashing him he had the greatest two game stretch in playoff history, unfortunately the defense was not up to the task.

I did not see the actual number so if someone has it I would be interested but the best QBR at Gillette of any QB is owned by Josh Allen. He is better there than Tommy Boy.

@Tiberius you made a claim about bias towards Israel from our media but have not shown me anything, why is that?

So if you knew the real reason then why pretend it was something else?

Can you show me this evidence? I have seen headlines literally repeating the words of Hamas as fact from the NYT, WaPo and CNN so I am not sure outside of Foxnews how "pro Israel" they are.

Oil takes time to drill, get out of ground, and then refine. This administration has been openly hostile to the industry and why invest if you don't know you can make a profit, especially when this slow walk makes it more profitable per gallon. If you don't think they have been openly hostile I can't discuss with you because one of his campaign promises was to get rid of oil

Why would they sit on them?