Reaction to the Maxx Crosby to the Ravens trade!
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07.03.2026 03:22
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Reaction to the Maxx Crosby to the Ravens trade!
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Prove to me this isn't Skip Bayless talking to Skip Bayless in a wig for clicks. I DARE YOU.
The first of our fixing your team series.
AFC+NFC East: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zzba...
Parsons was drafted as an off-the-ball LB not an edge rusher, and he's one of the fastest and most explosive players in the game. Bain doesn't win that way so his lack of length is a bigger deal.
Am I correct in thinking that anyone texting me from a VOIP is basically untraceable?
Thx!
Right on track
Tommy Tuberville is genuinely one of the dumbest motherfuckers walking the earth.
Not yet, technically.
It says something pretty significant about the American psyche that
1. most sports present the owner with the winning trophy, not the players that just won it.
2. a big chunk of people think that makes perfect sense, cos he's the rich guy that bankrolled it.
I didn't say it was.
But it should be pretty fucking obvious from the last few weeks that this isn't going the same as standing up to a bully.
I mean look, if you ask me, the entire 2nd amendment is an idiotic concept that's a complete anachronism in modern society. People shouldn't be armed.
But a trained federal agent shouldn't react to seeing a gun on someone by pumping him full of lead in a panic.
This country is staggeringly broken.
And anyone who criticizes it is un-American.
American exceptionalism has a lot to answer for. Half the world is going to hell in a handcart, but over here, everyone's armed while they're doing stupid things with little training.
None of this shit is justified
The fuck it is.
They absolutely do not.
Somebody got shot. Again.
Somebody was killed. Again.
If your first reaction to that isn't that it's terrible and we need to work to prevent even more deaths, you're working on a cynical moral level I don't want to relate to.
I honestly try+take time to see things from both sides before entrenching an opinion on something. Particularly in today's world where everything can lie at first glance.
The fact that so many people in power IMMEDIATELY declare a set of facts in these incidents tells you they're not honest actors
I see we're doing it all over again today.
Quick, someone sign Ty Montgomery!
Weird to come out of a playoff game feeling really bad for both winner and loser.
Oh that first dial is lovely!
I've had this thing on the bracelet, but it's definitely cooler with the black strap
Venezianico have some awesome watches. #WristCheck
It's usually used in very vague general terms, but this is like straight out of the fucking book!
and the instruments of government themselves are immediately rushing to tell you what you're seeing on a video isn't what happened.
That's a MAJOR fucking difference from the historical status quo.
"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - George Orwell, 1984.
The scariest part of that is that Winston tries to fight the good fight against this in 1984, and loses.
'Newspeak' wins.
It really should be a non-partisan position that shooting somebody to death in the face from a couple of feet away as they're trying to get the fuck away is wrong.
We can THEN divide down party lines about various other bs aspects.
But people's politics is now determining facts, not vice versa.
Everything gets politicized, and we can all become split on various elements of this, but if your STARTING POINT after seeing that video isn't 'My God, what a horrific overreaction,' I don't trust your ability to perceive reality.
Been thinking about this for a little while.
Even with all the current context, I'm still genuinely shocked how many people are trying to argue a different truth than what we can all see from very clear video of the incident.
It's genuinely Orwellian. Straight out of 1984.
Could use more microadjust somewhere in it too!
They are. They're an absolute NIGHTMARE to adjust though!
