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A good way to end a home invasion sooner is to let the invader do as they please.

You understand that your point is 2 sided, right? This is one of the few times the right doesn't "back the blue" and turned on the officer immediately. You have to take these situations case to case. Police shoot an unarmed woman through a wall in her apartment while looking for her boyfriend? Bad policing, and murder. Woman entering a window of a barricaded door while being ordered not to, and with tons of people behind. To me, that's more understandable, especially when they're was no way to tell if she was armed or not.

So you're ok with the Ashlii Babbit shooting then? Because that area was locked and people still tried pushing through and broke the window that she then climbed through all while being ordered not to. I honestly don't know what the policies are involving the Capitol being open to the public day to day, but I'd assume that normally during the certification of an election, it is closed. I may be wrong. But even if people were let in, the actions by some of the people after that caused problems. if I have a party, and have people inside, and 3 of the 15 people invited start causing problems and breaking things in my house, everyone is out. And those that then refuse are now there illegally, whether they came in invited or not. And I'm not agreeing if people were "let it" or not. I have no idea as I wasn't there. Just showing that even if they were "let in", that doesn't give them free reign, or establish that they continued to be peaceful once inside.

I have a friend who has a "boarder" rule. The more strongly a person pushes extreme border control, the more likely they are to have trouble spelling border. And it is very accurate.

Well at this point.

Myles Garrett at $25M per year is basically free at this point.

Did anyone actually watch the podcast where Kelce talked about it? He was joking. People are acting like he was bad mouthing Jones and he wasn't, at all. He was laughing, and then said he should get what he can get because he deserves it.

Netflix also has a separate series on Hernandez from 2020, so I'm guessing that is part of it too.

And if he doesn't report by week 8, his contract would just extend to next year under the same terms as this season.

Wiggle room, and if it's not used, they can roll over to next year. Cleveland opened up like $20-$25M in the last couple weeks, and the only logical reason would be to roll it over for next year and offset the huge Watson number a bit.

Yes and no. Allen has to elevate those around him. Mahomes lost Hill and won a SB. His leading tailback was a rookie 7th rounder. Yes, he has Kelce. Allen has Diggs. With the huge QB contacts, no team can be loaded offensively unless their QB is elite on a rookie deal. Burrow will very soon have the same issues. He has 2 top tier WR, and another good WR in Boyd. No way the keep them all. He'll have to start elevating those around him. Help develop average WRs into capable NFL WRs.

And tons here claim Trump is different. He's fighting the establishment. He's for the People. He's for the working class. And instead, he was more of the same.

My point being, people keep blaming the lack of talent around Allen as the reason, when every team loses players, or has missed draft picks, etc. Brady had new receivers every couple years. Deon Branch, Edelman, Welker, David Givens, David Patton, Chris Hogan, Brandon LaFell. Only Moss and Gronk would remotely be considered elite. I'm not trying to put down Allen. He's top 5, probably top 3 in the NFL right now. He's immensely talented. But all QBs have new hurdles every year.

Brady twice took undrafted WRs, one a converted QB from Kent State, and helped turn them into some of the best slot receivers in the NFL. QBs have to help elevate their offense as well. Allen is elite, but saying that he had no help isn't true. He has to help elevate guys too.

It was a joke. It was during a podcast, and Travis was jokingly "begging" Jones to come back. Travis and Jason Kelce were laughing.

This was on the Kelce brothers podcast, and was in a very joking manner. Travis was "begging" Jones to come back, but in the end says "Get what you can get, you deserve it. " Jason kind of prompted him. He isn't getting into the middle of anything

Yeah, this happens, but it's not the majority of cases at all. Most are impregnated by similar aged men. Fatherless children is a 2 way street. Worthless men and clueless women. Or women who WANT to live on assistance.

I don't "simp" for any of them. They're all garbage. Most politicians should be in jail for bribes and the like. I try to call out the hypocrisy like was displayed in the post I replied to. Prosecute Hunter but Jared is a private citizen. Hunter is a private citizen, Jared was not. Both likely deserve jail time.

With that line of thinking, Hunter was a private citizen the entire time. He never had a government capacity. Jared did. Both are likely guilty, and both should be prosecuted.

It has to be a wink nod resign after a couple people go onto IR.

He started some games, but he wasn't a starter. He's decent, and can hold his own for a couple games if needed.

Good, because business has been corrupt and a problem for years now, on both sides. I want our politicians held accountable, on both sides. If public "servants" are immune from crimes they commit, it will further push their crimes to become worse and worse. Being immune from prosecution because of your political standing is the exact meaning of "above the law."

If the President commits crimes, then yes, you do. Why should a President be excluded from prosecution? Presidents should get free reign to do whatever they want?

The only thing is he semi good at is end arounds. And given that, teams started planning for it when he was on the field, so the end arounds weren't great either in the end. He is crazy fast, but he has never been reliable on catching the ball. Obviously a huge knock for a guy paid to catch the ball.

Even when he ran fast, he quickly hurt himself too.