First, my comment was in response to someone proposing "what if Incognito sent this meme." That's what I was responding to, and since it never happened, it's the fiction part. (Reading is fundamental!)

In the context of this discussion there are two situations. One of them is real. One of them never happened. As someone who allegedly loves context, I suggest you take this reality/fiction bit under consideration.

Fair enough. And I'd agree that the folks who are inclined to defend Incognito will definitely run with this on those grounds.

I hate when people argue that what actually happened doesn't matter because something that didn't actually happen might inspire a different response.

Who's coming out the woodwork? The story mentioned hear was reported when it happened.
Great sensitivity to child-rape victims, too, btw. "You're not a real victim, if you waited to speak up!"
Go collect some coins, douche.

Imagine how much better he'd have done if voters didn't unfairly punish him for not playing in the field!

...except the pc police. We should always be very sensitive about them encouraging us to treat each other decently and with respect. The pc police are the worst. They're ruining the world by making it harder for me to actively make people's lives shittier.

I think the military gets plenty of support. And the very idea that everyone MUST support the military is bullshit. And before you lose your shit...individual soldiers and the military are different things. The military is bloat on the budget. It's our tool of imperialism. It's a lot of other stuff I'm not a fan of,…

Yes. This is another example of scrubbing war clean.

So there's that fun short hand for bringing up Hitler in a debate: Godwin's Law.

Referring back to the bs narrative that's being challenge as if it were True shouldn't really count as sarcasm.

Slutty nun. How subversive.

I'm Ivy-educated and I know how "smart*" a lot of my classmates were. I'd probably have to meet you before I trusted you.

Thank god there are people who haven't taken advantage of the fact civilization means we don't have to spend all day thinking about food and think about it all the time anyway. Those people give the best restaurant recommendations.

The same cloth that starts moving when Ross' foot first hits the ground? Really hard to say for sure that Molina's tag caused the cloth to move.

You were wrong to do that. (And not just because...ick. McCarver.) When McCarver said it there was only one out. Keeping the runner close helps make a double play more likely. Hell, it may even keep it order by discouraging a free base. You DO have a reason to keep the runner close in that situation.

Lame. Kolten you come up with a different pun?

100% agree.

And it's not going to be right 100% of the time with replay either.

This means nothing if we don't see how he adjusts his hat without touching the glove first.