"injustice"

And maybe the officials were for the New Orleans Saints a little bit more than the 49ers.

I feel the same way about tastemakers that unleash fake doctors and their fake horseshit cures on the trusting general public. And give them fat production deals.

Jesus. You can just hear the rapiness oozing out of everything he says.

Ah, so the latter. This should aggravate you plenty, then.

Paged down thinking "I wonder if they realize this was made a by a child mol- nope, they caught it right away."

I said what needed to be said.

Good point. It's definitely arrived at the same urban/suburban racial divide as a lot of American cities thought, if by a different route.

Patterson then refused to answer the question that really bothered most of his Idaho constituents:

Really though, is there a better city anywhere in the world to be home to a story that is the height of white flight, suburban sprawl, poor civic planning, tax dysfunction and misplaced priorities than Atlanta?

Yes, I'm sure it is the girl your "friend" is dating that you need advice with.

Even if the game isn't worth much, the prospect of George O'Leary in New Orleans for a week has very high potential.

Except the part where they specifically manipulated the deal to avoid triggering a referendum on it, which would fall under "abuse of office".

What a tortured thought process. Do you really think representation stops at the ballot box? Quit abdicating your responsibilities. You don't just elect them and walk away and never think about it for another four years.

Severely flawed logic there.

Lawsuit, please? Jesus H.

My first thought was who the fuck buys and collects business cards of NFL executives?

Agent David Canter thinks they should be prosecuted:

Goddamn.

Alright, explain it to me, what is the continuing issue here: