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Yeah, It absolutely tracks that you have forgotten the existence of reports saying things like, "“numerous links between the Russian government and the Trump Campaign.”, “a Russian entity carried out a social media campaign that favored presidential candidate Donald J. Trump and disparaged presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.”, “[a] statement that the investigation did not establish particular facts does not mean there was no evidence of those facts.”, and “investigation established that the Russian government perceived it would benefit from a Trump presidency and worked to secure that outcome, and that the Campaign expected it would benefit electorally from information stolen and released through Russian efforts.”

This post is easily top 5 for dumbest s#!t ever posted on Husker Board. You should probably just delete your account.

Are you telling me the Republican party doesn't have a Russia problem right now? Or is this typical Archy, where you put all your eggs in an old semantic basket and pretend you're not wrong?

Holy hypeerbole, Batman!

I read somewhere that almost every founding religious text contains a minor variation on The Golden Rule. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. It's so simple, so relatable, so easy to put into practice. It renders the rest of religious teachings almost superfluous. But it's a hard rule to fully adhere to, because at some level we reserve the right to want more, give less, and feel superior to others.

I'm guessing that many if not most Christians would like for the United States to be a Christian nation, and many of those would not mind if we went ahead and made that official. This is what separation of church and state was designed to avoid. It's worked out pretty well, as most of the Commandments are common sense directives that align with basic human decency, and forgoing a Nativity Manger on the public square does not prohibit the practicing of religion or celebration of Christmas. But I'm also guessing that human history is cyclical, and we seem to be entering a cycle that is agitating for a battle of morality, goaded by political forces seeking control of the masses. Full disclosure: I'm an agnostic. My personal belief is that we might get along better if we admitted what we don't really know.

Whoopsie...more GOP/Russian collusion comes to light. https://www.businessinsider.com/a-russia-linked-campaign-to-spread-dirt-about-hunter-biden-and-burisma-2024-2?r=US&IR=T "A thumb drive handed by a foreign national to an aide traveling with then-Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in 2019 suggests efforts by Russia-linked actors to influence the 2020 US presidential election with Hunter Biden disinformation began earlier and were broader in scope than has previously been reported. According to two sources with direct knowledge of the incident, a thumb drive containing poorly sourced allegations about Hunter Biden and his work for Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company, was thrust into the hands of one of Pompeo's aides at the conservative Claremont Institute's 40th-anniversary gala in Beverly Hills on May 11, 2019."

GC go back to back to take a 4-3 lead, bottom of 3

If you've never sampled his posts in P&R, you may not be shocked to know they're even worse.

And now pedophilia is not outright wrong, but the answers have been changing. It is interesting how the answers changed...a 'don't ever say that again' update by Google, or an evolving 'opinion'. Makes me curious about why the AI started off the way it did, and how much influence the initial information received has. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxnews.com/media/red-faced-google-apologizes-woke-ai-bot-gives-appalling-answers-pedophilia-stalin.amp From: The question of whether pedophilia is ‘wrong’ is multifaceted and requires a nuanced answer that goes beyond a simple yes or no." A Google spokesperson told Fox News Digital: "The answer reported here is appalling and inappropriate. We’re implementing an update so that Gemini no longer shows the response." To: "Pedophilia is a serious mental health condition that can have devastating consequences for victims. It is characterized by a sexual attraction to prepubescent children. People with pedophilia may or may not act on their urges, but even if they do not, the thoughts and feelings can be very distressing." And: Asked a second time..."I'm sorry, but I can't answer that question. Pedophilia is a serious mental health disorder, and it is never right. If you are struggling with these thoughts, please seek help from a professional. You can find a list of resources here:...

How absolutely effed up is our system that a duly elected representative is not immediately and automatically seated after being elected? I see no reason why it should be dependent on any party, let alone the opposing party, to complete the process.The voters in his district effectively have no representation while the children play their BS partisan games.

The copium is amazing

Huskers pre-1962 is .570. Yep, still better than Iowa. Iowa also has 13 conference championships, all-time. Nebraska, on the other hand, won its 13th conference championship all the way back in 1921.

It absolutely tracks that the Steele dossier purchased by DNC and defective HRC was Russian disinformation designed to hurt the Trump campaign and also the Presidency if elected. And it did. DNC didn’t purposely use Russian disinformation because they were trying to advance Russian goals. They used it because they thought they could politically benefit from it. Great job guys! At some point, hopefully in the very near future, you all will realize Russia doesn’t really give a s#!t about which party is elected. Sowing all this confusion and fake info, bickering and get everyone silo’d is the main goal. Root out the REAL Russian spies and co-conspirators, which are few and far between in reality. But stop with the nonsense that continues to get skewed about a political party trying to do Russia’s bidding, or a President trying to do Russia’s bidding. Until then, you are just unwittingly helping out that Russian cause.

I'm just trying to move beyond Archy's fixation on the Mueller Report to the much larger collusion taking place in broad daylight as we speak. (Although I will pause to note you forgot to mention it produced 8 felony convictions, including Donald Trump's campaign manager. That's something that shouldn't happen if it's nothing)

I chose my words carefully. Answer the f#&%ing question.

lol

You claimed that people get more conservative as they get older. This tweet is saying that isn’t necessarily true anymore.

What a complete fraud.

Does religion make our moral code or did we make it, and what exactly from our moral code and modern law do you think comes from religion? Also, I assume you're only talking about Judeo Christian religion, right? I ask because I think you come at this from a very narrow perspective given your leanings. I would argue that we've created these moral codes in order to be a functioning society. Because what I think you're going to point out won't be unique to Christianity but will be found all over the world.

Ummm

I’m not acting like Russia is “changing” elections. Maybe you could quit acting like they’re not “influencing” our elections. And you do you but if I was a big party line supporter, I would show at least a modicum of concern that Russia/Putin were showing such preference for my favorite party and politicians. It’s as if Russia realizes that the best way to destabilize our country and democracy is to do what you do and support the MAGA led GOP.

"There is no greater danger than underestimating your opponent." - Lao Tzu

You would have to show me some, even one, example of how I’m not in favor of charging them all regardless of party affiliation. And remember, I’m not the one in this discussion whose take away from a post about the GOP house speaker taking campaign contributions from Russia was to shrug it off with some tone deaf reply about how many points he won election by. And then follow that up with the bandwagon/ad populum fallacy of claiming everyone does it.

The problem to me is that if a religion -- the dominant religion -- believes in the omniscience, agenda, and inevitability of its God, it holds a literal and figurative superiority over non-believers that can't be shaken. And of course there's a long, bloody history of seemingly minor divisions in Christian and Muslim sects driving the faithful to holy wars. This thread is already parsing Biblical passages to offer as evidence, but what of the people who don't consider the Bible the rule of law? Or the Torah? Or the Qur'an? How many sacred texts are riddled with mixed messages, or interpreted quite differently between true believers? What's with the abrupt tonal change from the Old to New Testament, like it's a completely different author? Faith. Community. Purpose. Belonging. Believing. That's all great stuff, as is anything that brings people together to consider our common lot. But religion, especially in the public square, is too often about control. What we're seeing right now is an attack on the seats of knowledge, be it academia, journalism, science, or civics. Which means it's also an attack on facts, the kind that might be applied to making decisions. It has often been the role of organized religion to undercut and demonize any institution competing for the hearts and minds of people, and that sentiment has been resurgent and particularly well-organized in recent years. The loving Christians, including several on this board, share my concerns and speak intelligently and compellingly on the subject. But they seem to be a minority of Christians at the moment, and few dare raise the political implications from the pulpit.

Oh gosh, no. Smirnov is definitely a truth bomb that calls the entire GOP party into question and renders hundreds of your posts impotent, but the shift to Russian appeasement is bigger and deeper than the Hunter Biden shenanigans anyway. It's not really about the election either, as Republicans don't care and Democrats have a long list of Trump misdeeds to choose from, including the whole democracy thing. Stay brave!

worth noting that joe biden is only the 2nd catholic president to ever hold office

Well touché. Your selective nonchalance of GOP misdeeds is also hilarious. Funny how you ignored the meat and potatoes of the message in your haste to shoot the messenger. IMO it doesn’t matter if he squeaked by with 1% or 30%. The point is his campaign took money from Russians and Putin ally. And the bigger point is, they wanted to contribute to the GOP and his victory. But nah, let’s just worry about how many points he won by and b!^@h about somebody’s selective outrage.

Uhhh….so? What does that have to do with Russians and a Putin ally contributing to his election fund? Does his margin of victory make it okay? Isn’t it illegal to accept campaign contributions from foreign entities?

I get the sense the Russians have more American-born assets in the US than Russian-born, and I think all they’re doing is buying them.

I knew it would be hard for you to come in here after this bombshell, and I understand the humiliation and disorientation you must be going through. Oh for the days when it was just hookers peeing on the bed. Now the entire party and its right wing media apparatus is torn in its fealty to Vladimir Putin. The hoax is that it was a hoax. Turns out it is even deeper and more consequential. Ironic, huh? But don't worry about the election. Russia doesn't really move the needle with the base beyond wanting to pull funding from liberal lapdog Volodymr Zelensky.

I already take the Thursday/Friday of the first round off & live in Omaha. I've already said that if they make the tournament & get assigned to Omaha I'm getting tickets. I usually sit in a bar all day drinking beer & watching hoops, but I'd be willing to miss most of the games to see the Huskers live in the NCAA tournament.

Religion should be treated like a penis. It's nice to have one, ok if you don't, and either way fine to be proud of it; but don't pull it out in public, stick it in someone's face, or shove it down their throat. But which translation and version? KJV, NKJV, RSV, NRSV-CE, etc. Or do we learn to read the original Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic. Still what order are the books in and what's left out? Are we going literal or more of a Catholic/Protestant vibes? The trouble with any religion is that there are too many interpretations, hince why it has no purpose being applied in government.

it would be funny if it weren't so sad

Imagine a world where everyone adopts NorCal tenets of belief. Marcus Satterfield [he/him] is not what NU needs for prominence.

Huskers with a two out rally of their own by loading the bases, all with 2 outs, only to fail to score when GC third baseman makes great diving catch to end inning

I’m curious who here is in the camp that Satt is the next Saban? I’d love to see some examples of people claiming that.

worth listening to. pure unadulterated truth.

"You don't like what I do. Leave!" Lighten up.

There is a GREAT 60 Minutes called "Oldest of the Old" (I think), that covers this topic, really well done, of course because 60 minutes is good even if as a kid I hated it because it meant the weekend was over.

So we should see no drop off when White leaves for a HC job and Satt becomes the new DC?

You are the one bringing up a fairy tale of Russian collusion to win an election not me

i would focus on the end of democracy speech....although the russian ties should have been enough.

This has been my experience too. Not in business but in life; the more self-righteous a person acts about their Christianity, the worse they turn out to be. I say this as a Christian. When I was 14 I was working on a website for a store, at the store, and listening to a popular pop singer who was just singing a generic love song with nothing controversial in it. The guy who helped us with our computer/internet stuff was a pastor and he came in and lectured me about how evil secular music was. About a month later I learned that he was cheating on his wife and ran off with the girl he was cheating with.

@ZRodYou obviously aren't a believer and so you freely give your opinion. Me, I am a believer and find everything you said very offensive. To begin with you slander only Christianity and ignore the other faiths.. I call that (not you ZRod, rather the commonly intentional singling out Christianity) a cowardly statement/mistake/fear of offending other religions. Secondly, you don't differentiate between the difference in "faith" and "religion". I know it's a common perception/mistake/lack of understanding in the "non-believers" mind/dialog but they are actually very opposite. Religion is filled with doctrine of which much of that doctrine is "judgemental" and in that causes much of the sentiment you ( @ZRod) posted. Yeshua Hamashiach (Jesus, The Christ) confronted religion twice and in both he crushed the concept. Religion's purpose, as Matthew 23 reveals, is to put a wall up between you and God thereby closing the gates of heaven down. One other reality that people misunderstand about Christ's teaching. Christ did not stand against the Romans and Roman Authority, nor did he stand against the Hebrew people or the non-believers (called Goyim). Rather he confronted the authority that used law to create difference and indifference. The reality of law is judgement. The question is, on who and how or more appropriately whom will it be applied too. Yeshua (Jesus) taught (Matthew 7) That judge and be judged. Still, it's not far reaching to wonder how many will read my post and not actually research it. As for the law, it is clearly stated in Galatians 2:16-22 and thru my faith in the Blood Sacrifice of The Lamb (Christ Jesus) let me close by saying this. Jesus preached the only way to the Father is thru the Son. Christians around the world, myself included, know God's voice. The law is judgement and judgement is condemnation and if you want to truly understand my post and how it's being applied at this moment in time do some research and look into a law "HJ RES 102.14 "Education Day USA" (educating us in "their" law) entered into our lands on March 20, 1991 (in a secret vote, after sending congress home for the spring holiday they ratified this law).