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I'll help you out, the links are timestamped all you have to do is click play.

You know patriot front are white supremacists, right? And traditionally Nazis hate gays...

Yes. Those darn unreasonable fans with unrealistic expectations who wanted, maybe, at least one .500 season in HCSF's 4 year tenure. They should have been happy with the 3 wins they got but they always are wanting more, more, more. /s

This quote might shock some people. "[The 2nd Amendment] has been the subject of one of the greatest pieces of fraud, I repeat the word fraud, on the American public by special interest groups that I have ever seen in my lifetime." - Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Berger, a conservative, in 1991. The legal consensus surrounding the 2A for the majority of our country's history was that the right to bear arms was not an individual right, but rather a right for those called into military service i.e. a militia. And that's what the actual language of the 2A talks about - a militia. The U.S. SC did not rule that the 2A guaranteed an individual the right to own a gun until 2008 by a slim 5-4 vote. Up until that point, every other time the court had ruled previously, they had ruled that you did not have that right. And to this day, the court has still concluded that gun ownership is not an absolute right and is subject to limitations. What we're seeing and have been seeing for decades now is a lobbying effort by groups like the NRA, as well as anti-democratic push by certain politicians and presidents (who don't represent the popular vote of this country), pushing policies on people who don't actually want them. I'm all for hunting. I'm all for responsible gun ownership. But I'm also all for more strict gun control and much stronger barriers to entry/ownership. Most of this country is. And it's pretty clear that most of the apprehension towards more strict gun control is largely a result of successful manipulation by gun rights lobbyists with deep pockets and a financial agenda.

Rumblings suggest he committed and that there are a few other big names who did too or are on the cusp. 4.5 on Nebraska's WR takes for this cycle. Omar and Oliver are for sure leaving after this year and the hope is Trey breaks out and goes pro so that would be three right off the bat. Two will be processed out, and that leaves for 4-5 guys coming in to play.

I am very confident that Scott didn't make the decision to fire the four offensive coaches and do the necessary shuffling to get Bill Busch in place as a dedicated special teams coach. I think that was Alberts & the administration doing his job for him. There's no way that after that Ohio State loss when the losing record was sealed that Frost sat down with Alberts and said "Ok, check out this great plan I have here." No. It was almost certainly the other way around. Frost is so damn lucky to not have gotten fired after going 3-9 that it's just absurd. It's up to Whipple, Chinander, & Busch to make up for all of Scott's problems as a visionary for putting together a good football team in Lincoln.

For no other purpose than the country has a "well-regulated militia." Because there was no standing army when the Constitution was written, so every available live body had to have a gun and be able to defend the newly-founded nation against foreign invasion. Some jackwad with an AR is not "well-regulated." In fact, as the right-wingers progress along this fascist path, they're making sure there are fewer and fewer regulations involved in possessing a gun. It is the actual factual opposite of the language in the 2nd Amendment. People forget the "well-regulated" part because of their authoritarian fetish. People also forget that the Amendments were written in such a different time that we had to literally bake into the Constitution the fact that citizens could not be forced to house the army in their homes. But that's not an issue anymore because we own this swath of the continent 'from sea to shining sea.' So it's unimaginable to most folks that we should have to have constitutional protection from press-ganged housing. The 3rd Amendment is no less important than the 2nd Amendment. But it is no less anachronistic to today's world than the 2nd Amendment. It's probably, after 220-something years, time to update the Constitution to reflect today's real world.

No joke but why can't you just tell the NCAA that you identify as a person who passed the drug test???

So the founding fathers were ignorant. All people do not have unalienable rights to liberty. The foundational statement that created this nation is wrong. Welcome to the Republican Utopia.

Gaslighting Gaslighting, paranoia, whataboutism, and coup loving all in one post. Well done. If you think this is even in the same universe as a few liberals floating the Electoral College idea (wrongly) you haven't been paying attention. Did anyone in power actually foment a coup at that time? Why would the FBI investigate a few pundits mouthing off. Maybe in your fever dream of a fascist utopia they would.

Don’t worry too much. If Ron runs, he will win and get us all out of the clusterf$&@ Tour De Joe got us into.

This aged well lol.

Year four, there were no blowouts. I get it they were still losses and very frustrating, but the fact is they were close in every loss was different than the previous three seasons.

He listed Jake Paul as a source which shouldn't come as any sort of surprise there. Look him up. He's a jagoff youtuber now turned celebrity boxer who obviously doesn't know jack sh#t about much of anything let a lone politics yet he somehow gets posted here as some sort of legitimate source... Not surprising there at all. Wooooooof..... Never feed the trolls.

And they were 79th in PPG. The stat that matters the most. With a four year QB.

Trying to build a false equivalency I see? Right-wing talking point. Yes the riots were bad and should be condemned but let me know when you have evidence of a vast conspiracy from the riots to overturn our democracy

Gambling, alcohol, religion, and pretty much anything else also potentially ruins families. And no, I didn’t say religion as a cheap point. A former student killed herself because her “religious” parents couldn’t handle her being gay. That seems pretty destructive to the family unit to me…

The guy that wrote this is an idiot. Not only did Thompson beat out and start over a guy 9 tiers ahead of him, the dude who wrote it got the situation entirely wrong "Card was Texas starter before going down with an injury"...no he was Texas starter until he was pulled the first game and replaced with Thompson who won the job long term. That took 5 seconds of research.

Went back and looked at some stuff from a year ago, specifically some of this guy's tweets, which seem to have been decently accurate. Here's what he was saying a few months ago. Talks a lot about schools realizing that a lot of the booster money that used to come to them will now go to NIL instead, which changes the math for conference affiliation. And these just a couple weeks ago... And in the last day or so. Sounds like Jack Swarbrick decides where things go from here...

I have read that Iowa will have crossover games vs Our Lady of the Worthless Miracle, The Little Giants and the team that the Titans from Remember the Titans beat once they put race issues aside. NU will have crossovers vs USC (away) and two NFL teams.

Having a California team in Nebraska in November isn't either.

Now states that have banned abortion are seeking to implement legislation that would prohibit their residents from crossing borders to obtain abortions in states where they are legal. This is some real KGB Gestapo like s#!t. Seems like forced compliance with somebody else’s religious beliefs to me. https://apple.news/AJal0qr77Tt6HKoAD4ftKbw Welcome to The Republic of Gilead.

If trump isn't indicted and jailed after this, our republic is done.

i wonder how many times trump said this?

I think that’s more of an honesty/integrity issue. When a potential justice is asked specifically about RvW and their answer is that it’s settled law and precedent but then within months they vote to overturn….That isn’t people acting like it never happens. That is people expecting our SC justices to be honest, not to be liars and to say whatever lands them the job. Maybe you like being lied to but I suspect most Americans don’t like it. Well, I take that back. It seems close to half of Americans are okay with being lied to and even prefer their politicians and officials to be dishonest as long as it achieves their desired political results. Care to guess which half that is?

The entire premise is false. These people don't want to be "left alone." They want to have control over how other free Americans live their lives. They just want to pretend they have the moral high ground while they do it. All while they use feel good language like "claiming our rights back" while being totally fine tossing others' rights in the garbage. Someone put it quite well the other day. Trump has emboldened the a$$h@!es in this country to feel like they've got power. And they're only getting worse because of it.

No, they act like we were explicitly told by these clowns in their sham hearing they wouldn't do what they nonetheless did immediately. There's a reason the public opinion of the court is in the toilet. They're liars issuing unpopular rulings.

So she changed her mind. BFD. The fact that you find it funny is disturbing. Cheney is investigating crimes by those in power that this country hasn’t seen before. The voters of Wyoming want to punish her for that and in doing so are showing how pathetic they really are. You just made it clear which side you support.

Great question. Maybe we would know if it was investigated by the FBI and a 2016 congressional election commission. Who knows what the Dems and Clinton’s fomented? Lots of public statements though! Oh and stands against certifying the EC by people like, yep you guessed it, Raskin. Dems: Investigstions for thee but not for me.

I voted my primary ballot today. Went with the Republican ballot as in CO you can’t vote both. Strictly voted against the crazy, so if any Repubs actually have a shot in the general at least it hopefully won’t be the worst ones. Honestly I still have conservative tendencies but even the milder candidates were some degree of bats#!t. Probably will be forced to vote for mostly dems in the general. Why can’t the Rs get their s#!t together and step off the crazy bus?

You are aware that Oil and Gas companies have stated - many times - that they would lose money expanding operations, yes? You know it's a joke when the first complaint was "canceling keystone XL", a project that wouldn't be completed for a decade and that doesn't even add new oil or refinery capacities. Furthermore, do you think Europeans, who pay much higher prices, are blaming Joe Biden? OR do you think the factors pushing up prices in Europe? For the love of God, please don't vote. The last time you elected a guy, we got "inject bleach" cheeto man. I mean, let's pretend for a nanosecond that you're correct - which in this universe and in nearly all versions of any scientifically plausible multiverse you are not - are gas prices as bad as election denial and your parties assault on Democracy?

We have already had more talent that our opponents and look what it’s gotten us. We have lacked development.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/video-republican-congressman-barry-loudermilk-tour-day-before-january-6-2022-6%3famp

Probably Frost and a few players

BS. Shutting down the pipeline has nothing to do with the price of oil right now. And, oil companies have thousands of leases they haven’t even started to drill on yet. What a bunch of BS propaganda.

Watch how much better, and more frequent, plays behind the LOS and 5-yards down field will be called as compared to previous years. The offense Frost runs is supposed to be quick attacking, but when a QB holds on too long or throws behind the target then the WR/RB has little to no shot. Thompson is money with those touch passes and it will be a huge difference. What’s also interesting is how Thompson had less time in the pocket to pass compared to AM.

Here is what Trump did for gas prices. His actions are the reason we are where we are now. Of course, anyone that bent a knee to Trump will acknowledge this, nor would they take time out of spouting their Trump loving talking points to do a minute of research. Who knew alienating allies and cozying up to dictators could have such long term affects and repercussions even after TFG left office, you lose a friend's trust, you lose that friend. Price of gas: How Trump's manipulation of oil policies reaped profits for Putin and fossil-fuel benefactors | The Milwaukee Independent It was a double-whammy for two of then-President Donald Trump’s biggest patrons, Vladimir Putin and American fossil-fuel billionaires and their industry: the price of oil was too low. Between the pandemic-induced collapse in demand for oil and the price war Saudi Arabia was then fighting with Russia — two of the world’s largest producers — Putin was being pinched badly. And in America, from Pennsylvania to Texas, oil producers were outright losing money on the oil they pumped. Gas prices were at record lows, gutting the profits even of refiners. So, Trump acted. It seemed inexplicable at the time, but in retrospect — knowing now how tied to Putin he was — it makes perfect sense. In the second year of his presidency, Trump had blown up the Iran nuclear deal that Obama had a hand in fashioning, letting us all think it was because he was trying to erase Obama’s legacy. But the real and immediate impact of Trump’s decision was to pull almost 3 million barrels of Iranian oil a day off the world market, boosting profits for Russia, Saudi Arabia and the U.S. fossil fuel industry. But that was 2018 and by 2020 prices were again sagging — and thus about 40 percent of the total revenue/income to Russia’s economy was sagging — as demand dropped because of the pandemic. Saudi Arabia was making the situation worse for Putin, keeping their oil production high to compete with Russia for worldwide market share, particularly in Chinese oil markets, and in retaliation for Russia refusing to go along with price-supporting production cuts. Oil prices had fallen as low as $15 a barrel because Saudi Arabia had opened their spigots full-on, according to Reuters: So Trump took decisive action. He called up his buddy, Prince Mohammed Bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, and essentially threatened that if MBS did not cut production — and thus raise worldwide oil prices, which would help out Putin and U.S. petrobillionaires, the United States would reconsider its seven-decade-long military support for the kingdom. As Reuters reported on April 30, 2020, in an article titled Special Report: Trump told Saudi: Cut Oil Supply or Lose U.S. Military Support: Oil-drenched Republican Senators Kevin Cramer and Dan Sullivan had drafted legislation to pull U.S. troops out of Saudi Arabia, giving Trump the club he could wield against the Saudis to help out both Putin and the U.S. oil industry that was seeing bankruptcies spread across the country. Thus, in the last year of his presidency, Trump oversaw the worldwide cuts in oil production that would lead to today’s prices soaring well past $130 a barrel. Which brings us to today, with oil prices soaring. When President Biden tried to reach out to our allies, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, to ask them to restore the production they’d cut under threat from Trump, both refused to take his call, according to press reports. Meteor Blades reported at Daily Kos that The Wall Street Journal laid it out: The outcome is predictable. Saudi Arabia and Russia keep oil production tight to keep oil prices and profits high, while President Biden is attacked from every direction in the U.S. for high prices at the pump. Republican politicians grandstand on the issue and hammer it daily into the news, blaming the increased price of gasoline on a president who’s trying to both get Iranian oil back on the market and increase Saudi production. The high price of gas and diesel, meanwhile, keep jacking up U.S. inflation, giving the GOP another lead pipe to hit Democrats over the head with. Neither of Biden’s efforts to lower oil prices are working, though, as the result of Trump’s two gutless actions on behalf of his patrons. The Iranian talks are bogged down — the Iranians can see what happens to a country that gives up its nukes just by turning on the news and looking at Ukraine — and Saudi Arabia wants Biden to come on bended knee and approve of their slaughter in Yemen, something that would be very costly to American moral standing in the world. The result is more money for Putin’s war machine and the Saudi crown prince, and a significant increase in the chances an oil-industry-friendly Republican Congress will be installed next year and a Putin/Saudi-friendly Republican President will win election in 2024. Trump may be long out of power, but the impact of his corrupt treachery lives on

Any GOP congressional rep/senator who says they are pro-life and yet is against common sense -gun control isn’t pro-life and is a hypocrite of the worst kind

And tax cuts for the wealthy is the superior alternative? Most of the time, Republicans don't acknowledge problems as even existing - like Climate Change - to even offer a contrasting policy choice.

100% - if there is no indictment, we are done. Has to be otherwise justice is done in America and Lady Justice has been laid to rest forever - murdered by Trump and his henchmen.

The majority of people who got what they wanted with this decision don’t give a rip about accomplishing those things. The states where it is already being banned happen to also be the worst states at providing support for pregnant women.

This is some of the dumbest load of s#!t I've ever read, and there is no helping people stupid enough to believe any of this, nor stupid enough to think as someone in a rural area that a business man from New York gives a f#&% about them. They are too far gone.

Biggest concern just got bigger

I've noticed Republicans play this game A LOT. People have well-justified concerns about some of the increasingly extremist positions the GOP holds on various issues. Defenders swoop in to cry foul and claim anyone with those fears are just being hyperbolic alarmists. Just like the did with Roe. "They said it's settled law. Worrying about Roe is ridiculous." Then it happens and nobody owns up to anything they said before. Claiming they won't go after Griswold or Eisenstadt (which enshrine the right to contraceptives) on the basis "Alito said he won't" is lunacy. Because, like the vast majority of politicians, the conservatives on SCOTUS are gutless liars and hypocrites who only care about the power they can wield and to what ends.

The irony on a day individual liberty got butt raped.

So you don't know what DeSantis will do. He's just from the right party, so magically all things will be better.

What we call it matters, though. It's not "Critical Race Theory." That Fox uses that term is misinformation, and belongs as much in the Media Bias thread as here.

in the republican utopia....wearing a mask is living in fear and a violation of your freedoms.....but kids wearing bulletproof backpacks to school in class rooms with bullet proof glass on the doors and windows and doing active shooter drills while wackos can buy any type of weapon and as much ammo as they like isn't living in fear and all within everyone's rights