Re: Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
Last I heard, Bortles isn't gonna start. I could be wrong.
Last I heard, Bortles isn't gonna start. I could be wrong.
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Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
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trixR4kids
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Re: Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
Yeah Henne is as bad or worse
Idk what he's asking for money but talent wise what you're arguing is simply wrong.
Yeah Henne is as bad or worse
Idk what he's asking for money but talent wise what you're arguing is simply wrong.
trixR4kids
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They did the same thing with the Lynx too.
Re: Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
That he's not a starter? He's not. And guess what? Brock Osweiler isn't a starter either.
When it comes to Kap, it's a combo of lack of talent, asking price, and PR/business. Is that 3rd part fair? Nope. But it happens. Kap made a choice, and now he has to deal with the results. Ask Kluwe and Ayanbedejo. Just sayin'.
That he's not a starter? He's not. And guess what? Brock Osweiler isn't a starter either.
When it comes to Kap, it's a combo of lack of talent, asking price, and PR/business. Is that 3rd part fair? Nope. But it happens. Kap made a choice, and now he has to deal with the results. Ask Kluwe and Ayanbedejo. Just sayin'.
trixR4kids
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Re: Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
Nobody is arguing he's not a starter, I like how practically every argument you make is something that nobody is arguing against.
Nobody is arguing he's not a starter, I like how practically every argument you make is something that nobody is arguing against.
Re: Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
ZOMG HE'S NOT GETTING SIGNED BECAUSE BLACKBALL!
There is more context than the narrative being presented. That's my point.
ZOMG HE'S NOT GETTING SIGNED BECAUSE BLACKBALL!
There is more context than the narrative being presented. That's my point.
Re: Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
They are protesting his protest. It's a vicious circle that frankly, is accomplishing nothing.
They are protesting his protest. It's a vicious circle that frankly, is accomplishing nothing.
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They are upset people are protesting the anthem, and decided that the best way to show how bad it is for people to protest the anthem, is for them to do the same thing. That is super stupid. If protesting the anthem is bad, shouldn't they find some other way to show it?
They are upset people are protesting the anthem, and decided that the best way to show how bad it is for people to protest the anthem, is for them to do the same thing. That is super stupid. If protesting the anthem is bad, shouldn't they find some other way to show it?
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I ain't saying it's right, but if you criticize one side for protesting, you better be prepared and criticize the other side. It's a 2-way street. I don't agree with either side, but will support their right to voice their actions.
I ain't saying it's right, but if you criticize one side for protesting, you better be prepared and criticize the other side. It's a 2-way street. I don't agree with either side, but will support their right to voice their actions.
trixR4kids
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Not really because one side has a far more legitimate argument than the other. But you're clearly not smart enough to see that this "both sides" rhetoric is bull****.
Not really because one side has a far more legitimate argument than the other. But you're clearly not smart enough to see that this "both sides" rhetoric is bull****.
And yet by any objective measure he's better than like half the starters. And yes I know the league has the right to do it before you start that retRded charade.
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Kepler
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Re: Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
I support a policeman's Constitutional right to protest that they ought to be able to murder innocent unarmed black people with impunity.
Happy?
I support a policeman's Constitutional right to protest that they ought to be able to murder innocent unarmed black people with impunity.
Happy?
Re: Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
Again, it goes both ways. It's ok for Kap to protest, but cops protesting his protest is not allowed? Sounds rather hypocritical. You don't have to agree with what they are saying, but if it is within their...I don't want to say "rights," there has to be a better term for it...you're smart enough to understand what I'm saying.
Again, it goes both ways. It's ok for Kap to protest, but cops protesting his protest is not allowed? Sounds rather hypocritical. You don't have to agree with what they are saying, but if it is within their...I don't want to say "rights," there has to be a better term for it...you're smart enough to understand what I'm saying.
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Re: Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
Is anyone really saying they should not be able to? Despite this the fact that you keep harping on this obfuscation is what makes it seem like you are supporting the behavior even if that's not your opinion.
They want to protest those that protest - seems highly hypocritical and downright childish. There are *******s out there that will malign the military - should we be ok with soldiers having a sit-in rather than engaging in a battle if called upon to do it?
Is anyone really saying they should not be able to? Despite this the fact that you keep harping on this obfuscation is what makes it seem like you are supporting the behavior even if that's not your opinion.
They want to protest those that protest - seems highly hypocritical and downright childish. There are *******s out there that will malign the military - should we be ok with soldiers having a sit-in rather than engaging in a battle if called upon to do it?
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You're right that it is hypocritical, but not how you think. Let this sink in...they hold the national anthem so dear that they cannot handle someone kneeling during it. They have decided to protest that action by not participating in the national anthem, the very thing they are upset about someone else doing. They are beyond stupid.
You're right that it is hypocritical, but not how you think. Let this sink in...they hold the national anthem so dear that they cannot handle someone kneeling during it. They have decided to protest that action by not participating in the national anthem, the very thing they are upset about someone else doing. They are beyond stupid.
Re: Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
Spin this.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/09/0...setting-up-to-take-pictures-traffic-stop.html
Spin this.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/09/0...setting-up-to-take-pictures-traffic-stop.html
Handyman
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Re: Cops 5: Barney Fife, Now in Real Life!
So you didnt read what you quoted? I support their right to be whiny d-bags...doesnt mean they arent in fact whiny d-bags.
So you didnt read what you quoted? I support their right to be whiny d-bags...doesnt mean they arent in fact whiny d-bags.
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The victim is remarkably forgiving. That alone makes me think there must be more to this story. Frankly he's nuts if all he was doing is setting up cameras and tripods and the cop shot him anyway and he thinks the cop should not lose his job. Anyone that cavalier with deadly force cannot be allowed to professionally carry a firearm as part of his job. The photographer may be a very forgiving kind of a guy, but for the sake of the safety of everybody in that community, the cop should lose his job. Again though, I am wondering if that article is the full story.
The victim is remarkably forgiving. That alone makes me think there must be more to this story. Frankly he's nuts if all he was doing is setting up cameras and tripods and the cop shot him anyway and he thinks the cop should not lose his job. Anyone that cavalier with deadly force cannot be allowed to professionally carry a firearm as part of his job. The photographer may be a very forgiving kind of a guy, but for the sake of the safety of everybody in that community, the cop should lose his job. Again though, I am wondering if that article is the full story.
trixR4kids
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