I think you may be the only sane person in this comment section. A person is always more than his worst mistake.
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Yeah. If this had been in America the driver of the race car would likely have been charged with felony assault or wanton endangerment. (at least in my jurisidiction.) “But I was in a race!” is not a justification for criminal behavior.
“It was, frankly, an embarrassing final minute for Blatt on Sunday. [...] Ultimately, LeBron’s brilliant shot happened in spite of his coach.”
Seems like an odd thing to say when we don’t know what the contract actually says ...
I suspect a lot of people are ...
Let's test that with an example.
"Statistically, between 2% and 8% of reported rapes are found to be false, but only about 40% of rapes are reported. "
Please make this a weekly feature. [edit: It is!!]
It was at 8:00 on a tuesday and tickets are expensive. You've ever been to Manchester Uncle Pennybags?
For any City game you can go to the City website (mcfc.co.uk). There are usually two highlight videos (one short/ one long) posted around 24 hours after the match.
I'm sorry, perhaps I should have clarified: Do you have a reliable source?
"Missouri KKK membership has QUINTUPLED in the past few weeks."
I am a very liberal, yankee Jew, and I take pause at the notion that someone would lose their job for holding an unpopular opinion, racist or not. Police officer? Certainly. Mechanic? Seems like a dangerous road to go down.
Coca Cola and the USSF are different things.
"Realistically, no country—let alone all of UEFA—is going to leave FIFA."
Of course, if any Palestinians were offended by the things said at your average Bar Mitzvah, you wouldn't call them "Total Idiots" for being upset and claim they were upset about the food.
The "Pittsburgh Jewish Community" (presumably all the Jews in Pittsburgh) did not do anything here.
One Jew giving a quote, does not - regardless of his title or job - represent the "Jewish Community" anywhere.
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