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Rodgers is the arm-talent standard. Shame about his personality.
Use of the word "evil" in official congressional e-newsletters, over time, by party
The rallying cry the world needs: Go Birds. Fuck ICE. Free Palestine.
"I just want to say, go birds, fuck ICE and free Palestine," "Hacks" star Hannah Einbinder at the #Emmys
Looking like Sirianni got about 25 air yards on that one.
Put Nick Sirianni's challenge flag throw and landing together
The Eagles' defense held Dak Prescott and Patrick Mahomes to a combined 37 points. The defense is nasty again.
Corresponding video proof:
"It's tough to see" Replay proceeds to literally show everything
Autocorrect, you raggedy bitch
That was an insane play for Quinton, even if he didn’t get the PBU
Eagles DL is teeing off, but Chiefs are holding a TON
SOFT
Mike Tyson made Mr.Beast show a human emotion for the first time
Jordan Davis is a bad bitch this year
The way Nick threw this flag man lol
How many quarterbacks can carry Chris Jones into the end zone? I'd say maybe the only other guy, besides Jalen Hurts (who just did it), is Josh Allen?
Btw, he scored there
Mukuba!! Kelce washed alert.
Several Eagles reporters have alluded to that, yeah.
You aren't running on Nolan Smith, Jalen Carter, and Jordan Davis.
Absurd catch
Tough day at the office for Mukuba
Cooper DeJean is a true freak. Incredible tackler.
I'm not sure how much I want to see Cooper DeJean on special teams anymore.
Buttker lol
That DB was *not* playing the ball.
The Cowboys are a joke.
We’ve been living through 72 nonstop hours of this exact tweet
“In arguing for Mr. Netanyahu’s arrest, Mr. Mamdani noted that the Israeli prime minister had made military decisions while in New York that killed civilians in the Middle East.” “‘This is something that I intend to fulfill,’ Mr. Mamdani said.” Mamdani reiterates his pledge to arrest Netanyahu.
I shouldn't be shocked, but I'm still always brought up short to realize how many people think "civility" means "white people speaking in relatively calm voices" no matter what vile shit they say.
Brian Kilmeade endorses euthanizing homeless people: "Involuntary lethal injection, or something. Just kill them."
1. No, they won’t. Just more bluster and violent rhetoric from people who would spend the Civil War they lust for behind a keyboard. 2. Getting psycho vibes. 3. Shame on whoever trotted this grieving woman out in front of the world for political gain.
“Things That Never Happened for $1000” Find a new Martyr. This one got killed by one of their own. Better luck next time!
I went to see what's happening on Twitter, and good GOD, that algorithm is crazy and COOKING people's brains. Absolute slop. All the worst people and the worst ideas are amplified. What these social media companies are doing to people shouldn't be legal.
man they really didn't give a shit about that guy. as soon as it was clear they couldn't use his death to launch a purge they started to treat it like a nothingburger
I am fighting my baser instincts to act like a fuckin' FOOL on Al Gore's internet today. I hope every one of the dumb motherfuckers who were LUSTING for a civil war feels stupid as fuck. I hope they're so anxious about how fuckin dumb they are that they give themselves stomach ulcers. FUCK. THEM.
“You’re turning yourself in?!”
Charlie Kirk was shot by a neo-Nazi and the media spent the last 24 hours pretending the problem was political violence from the left. Simply incredible.
Tyler Robinson #Groyper and #Gopnik Pepe the Frog
No there were just calls for a race war, the president threatening our lives, bomb threats called into black colleges and the president sending troops to storm black cities in response to Tyler, Charlie and white on white crime:
The gun culture into which Tyler Robinson was born.
They're a little busy right now
Josh Conerly = very #bad
WSJ just retracted its report that the shooter’s ammo was engraved with “transgender and anti-fascist ideology.” It smelled like bullshit from the beginning, and every conservative who ran with it should be shamed into obscurity.
Bless the coordinator who has decided to call plays for Jayden Daniles (a superhero) like he's late-career Drew Brees (arm literally falling off).
Sad, isn't it?
the suspect is described as "doing whatever the fuck they want because they're never getting caught"
The fact that the person who killed Charlie Kirk left behind evidence that says "blame the trans antifa" does not make me think it's LESS likely to be someone deep into the alt right.
Please don't feel like you have to coddle Nazis, racists, bigots and misogynists. They deeply wanted this violence, but they wanted it for you. They didn't expect to suffer any consequences.
HitlerSuckfest1488: "This has radicalized me."
He joked multiple times about Paul Pelosi getting smashed in the skull with a hammer.
Kirk actively encouraged political violence against those he disagreed with. He organized transportation for January 6 rioters. He is a victim of a problem he helped create. And if we’re going to write against political violence and in defense of free expression we must acknowledge that.
"Continue his work" - Gavin Newsom
🎯
The post-mortem veneration of Charlie Kirk is going to make me fuckin' sick. He was no titan of American dialogue; he was a piece of shit whose entire schtick consisted of spewing hateful garbage on social media and rage-baiting college kids. Fuck Charlie Kirk. Alive or dead.
RIP Charlie Kirk, you would have loved politicizing the shooting of Charlie Kirk.
Charlie Kirk spent his life‘s work and all of his energy and time targeting out-groups while arguing for a world in which gun massacres would be easy to enact, plentiful, and inevitable, and he became famous and wealthy doing it, and we’re now not supposed to mention that because it’s not polite.
You are under no obligation to mourn the death of people who would’ve celebrated yours.
You're legitimizing Charlie Kirk's rhetoric in death. His death does not make his hateful beliefs "political." Hate is not a legitimate political belief system that should be legitimized or respected.
people on the right don’t tend to wait for any information about the motivations of the shooter before blaming the left. But Kirk had enemies on the right too; some of them surely live in Utah. And as with any shooting, the shooter’s motivations may not map onto any coherent politics at all.
Live your life in a way where people don't celebrate your passing
Earlier this year, Utah Republicans passed a "Campus Carry" law (HB 128), which allows individuals aged 18+ to carry a firearm, either openly or concealed, on college campuses, provided they hold a valid Utah Concealed Weapon Permit (CWP).
As long as people like Charlie Kirk have a place in our political discourse, political violence is inevitable. Charlie Kirk died doing what he loved most: nurturing a hateful world where death by gun violence is not just possible, but likely.
their own vs. others
being totally comfortable speaking this way to millions of people is one of many signals that we're in an extremely dark place
youtu.be/flRQsbXeZVQ?...
"I think it's worth to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other God-given rights" - Charlie Kirk, 2023 www.mediamatters.org/charlie-kirk...
We have a bit of a natural experiment here. Compare the tone, quantity and duration of Charlie Kirk coverage with that of the two Dem lawmakers gunned down in their homes in Minnesota 6 months ago. May be revealing.
If the far-right misogynist with a bad haircut wants to villainize independent women, Jezebel is more than happy to be the hag of his nightmares. www.jezebel.com/we-paid-some...
I encourage everyone to look out for their safety and practice good internet hygiene, of course. But some of the scolding posts I've read suggest we can change the awful aftermath of a fateful event by just holding our tongues and being quiet little mice, and that isn't my experience.
I don't really feel sympathy for people who become victims of the violence they themselves help cultivate. Charlie Kirk is a monster who has implied that people he hates are less than human and deserving targets of state violence, and that gun violence is the price we pay for freedom. C'est la vie!
Why are they drawing?!
The birthday book is clear: there was a cabal of rich, powerful people (mostly men) whose fondest memories with Jeffrey Epstein involved trafficking young girls for sex—trading them like baseball cards—and one of them is the current American president. You’re cool with this or you’re not. That’s it.
I genuinely don't think there should be all that much of a distinction between spitting AT someone and spitting ON someone. Either way, it's outrageously disrespectful and antagonistic, and I would go so far as to say that I understand Carter's reaction. Dak shouldn't get out of this with nothing.
A football field is 57,600 square feet, and I'm supposed to believe that Dak Prescott accidentally spat directly at Jalen Carter? Impossible to believe, especially considering the subsequent taunting and confrontation.
how does one continue getting up in the morning and going to a job, how do you teach kids right from wrong or dispense advice about how to navigate this world? magnificent, truly
Now that we know Jalen Carter is being fined and suspended (getting credit for missing the first game), I think it's fair to ask what's happening to Dak Prescott. Will Dak also be suspended or fined, or do sportsmanship policies only apply to Jalen Carter?
We yearn for the next Jack Stoll
I think Tank Bigsby is a RB who is entirely capable of handling a lot of carries. He grinds out yards after contact and has hit 20/21 mph before. But I'm confused about why the Eagles are sending draft picks for a RB with two years of team control when they have Shipley, Estime, and Johnson.
Sources: The Eagles are at it again, trading for Jaguars RB Tank Bigsby. The champs continue to build.
Nope, he's one of the most INT-prone QBs, has as many 300-yard passing games as Nick Mullens and Jake Browning, sucks in the playoffs (5 ints in 3 games), and provides nothing as a runner. That's why your team barely scrapes into the playoffs every year. Bye!
Who has the higher career INT %?
3 playoff games. 5 INTs. Yikes!
He's thrown 22 interceptions in 2 years and thrown for 5 in his last two playoff games.
Depends on how you define "good!" I know the analytics like him, but he's one of the most INT-prone QBs in the NFL, has as many 300-yard passing games in the last two years as Jake Browning and Nick Mullens (3), contributes next to nothing as a runner, and has mostly played poorly in the playoffs.
Jerry's a step behind league trends, at this point. When the world decided RBs "didn't matter," he dropped a bunch of money on Zeke. Then he missed the boat on the RB renaissance.
These QBs are such freaks.
People told me the Lions had the best OL in football...
Gonna need a little bit larger of a sample size than one game against the Lions...
Live look @ the Lions’ championship window:
!! [This applies to him, too] bsky.app/profile/greg...
Oftentimes, when someone says a college prospect's pass blocking is "good enough," that's a pretty good sign that it isn't. "Good enough" at the college level is a liability in the NFL. Good OTs have to get easy depth out of their stance, and they can't be straining and opening their hips vs. speed.
Not sure why some teams place such an emphasis on run-blocking traits @ OT. I'm of the opinion that run blocking can be developed as guys develop technically and get stronger, but you can't teach the physical skill needed to pass block at a high level in the NFL.
Kenny Gainwell just forced a fumble for the Steelers on special teams. Good player. Overhated for the Eagles.
The "next Willie Roaf" has been benched. Fuaga was always a guard. Always.
Alright, alright. I'm just wondering if there's something that I'm missing, because aside from the injuries, I'm super pleased with the everything we've seen and heard.