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As did the jury, the lawyers for the plaintiff and the whole courtroom.
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- CFL - Pre-Season - All Your Non-Bomber News/Talk - 2023
Not only did Carter get beaten like a rented mule, but as soon as the ball was caught, he lost all interest in the play and sort of trotted after Schoen.- US Politics
Hmmmm....I believe that sort of thinking is almost mandatory in Texas- and probably Albertama- Random News Items
Looks very horny.- Canadian Politics
"Penny wise but pound foolish?"- Bombers Rookie Camp/Training Camp/Pre-Season Thread
If anything, Junior will have to be demonstrably better than the competition to stick.- Canadian Politics
That may be true, but there is a lot more diversity in the Liberal party than in the PCs.- comedy stuff
- Canadian Politics
I would bet that Chong is of the wrong ethnicity to have a shot at the leadership of the current PC party.- comedy stuff
Nah. Strap yourself to a car's roof rack and go trough an automated car wash. Much quicker.- comedy stuff
Can you imagine the ratings if they televised that?- Canadian Politics
In an eerie synchronicity, Putin is having the same problems in Russia.- World Politics
- US Politics
A curious attack- claiming your opponent is sane,- comedy stuff
'Preparing for war': Tucker Carlson’s lawyer reveals the ousted host is 'ready' to expose Fox News Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson is allegedly "preparing for war" against Fox News following his firing, Mediaite reports. PerAxios, a "close friend" of Carlson's said that the ousted star originally told those in his inner circle "I want to get this done quiet and clean," but his approach to handling his firing has shifted. "We're going from peacetime to Defcon 1," the friend told Axios, adding, "His team is preparing for war. He wants his freedom. (Unless , of course, he receives a BIG golden parachute and NDA. In which case, all is well and will not be spoken of again.- US Politics
Texas mall shooter wore neo-Nazi symbol and shared 'white-supremacist content online': report The man who murdered eight people using an AR-15 at an outlet mall in Allen, Texas, Saturday likely identified with neo-Nazi beliefs, The Washington Post reports. Allen resident Mauricio Garcio, according to The Post wore a "patch on his chest" at the time of the shooting that read "RWDS," meaning "Right Wing Death Squad," a "phrase popular among right wing extremists, neo-Nazis and white supremacists." Additionally, NBC reports Garcia "interacted with neo-Nazi and white supremacist content online." Last year, an Anti-Defamation League's Center (ADLC) on Extremism report revealed "all extremist-related murders in 2022 were committed by right-wing extremists," adding, "More than four out of five extremist-related murders last year were committed by white supremacist right-wing extremists." The report also noted "nearly all extremist-related mass killings were committed by right-wing extremists, and warns the number of those mass murders 'is of growing concern.'" An official familiar with the matter told NBC not only did Garcia engage with neo-Nazi content online, but he also posted such content himself. Regarding the issue of gun violence specifically pertaining to Texas, The Post reports: In 2021, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recorded 4,613 firearms-related deaths in Texas. The state's annual death toll from guns has increased steadily since 2014. Led by Abbott, Texas has moved in recent years to loosen restrictions on firearms. In 2021, the state began allowing permitless carry so residents can carry handguns in public without a license. The state 'does not specifically put restrictions on who can carry a long gun such as a rifle or shotgun,' according to a Texas government website. ADLC's report added the "main threat in the near future will likely be white supremacist shooters," noting, "The increase in the number of mass killing attempts, meanwhile, is one of the most alarming trends in recent years."- Don't Look Back - 2022/2023 Bombers Off Season
- Canadian Politics
This is a thorny issue. Progressive values tend to be absolute- like allowing women to be equals, vote etc., and even the right of women to control their own bodies. This is where true progressives and convenience progressives diverge. If your values are rooted in a particular interpretation of a scripture, this tends to take you into troubled waters. Those who profess to be Xian are not alone in this. My spirituality guides my personal conduct with the Golden Rule as a foundational tenet, and my belief in a survival of consciousness after physical death and reincarnation are anathema to many. None of this gives me the authority to rule over the behaviour of others, providing their actions are consistent with that Golden Rule.- Canadian Politics
I think you may be in the minority with that opinion.- World Politics
The coronation ritual is completed as the new king receives the Holy Hand Grenade:- US Politics
And when he said he could shoot someone in public and still be loved by his followers.- Bombers Rookie Camp/Training Camp/Pre-Season Thread
Not quite good enough in the last two games. They were sloppy against Calgary and even worse in the Cup game. The Argo QBs were not the best in the league but they still lit up the Bomber secondary.- Don't Look Back - 2022/2023 Bombers Off Season
- 2022/2023 Off-Season (League/Non-Bombers-specific News)
Statistically nearly identical. - CFL - Pre-Season - All Your Non-Bomber News/Talk - 2023
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