Surely the NRA will step up and defend this young man’s constitutional right to bear arms! Right?

I don’t believe (nor does science) that a 9 year old is capable of fully understanding the ramifications of their actions, or fully controlling his impulses, which is why it is the responsibility of adults to protect them from engaging in dangerous behavior.

I thought the NRA’s whole shtick was that women needed to carry guns all the time because the world is too dangerous. This guy needs to get with the program.

Extremely. However, give the young man credit. He’s not injured. He’s not dead. He made a mistake, as we all do. It’s cliche, but this kind of thing builds a man’s character. He will come back. I look forward to watching him, whether it be collegaiately or professionally. I see greatness in this. I see maturity in how…

“on behalf of the viewers???”

Hiiii! I’m home from a two week cruise in the Caribbean, two weeks of fabulous weather save the outgoing and in going parts of the cruise in the North Atlantic. There were a lot of fun moments, and spa treatments, good restaurants, all the things. I was hoping to reconnect with my sister, who’s been distant, cold, and…

Jezzies! Happy Saturday! What were you all up to today?

Every time I see someone with a Spanish last name in these situations it always puzzles me. They might look white but be clear, racist ass white people know you’re not really their kind...but keep thinking that they don’t see color or whatever.

His continued employment is unjustifiable. Same goes for Doug Gottlieb

I’m assuming you’ve heard of UCLA too.

I know, I’m utterly baffled by this. Eating a dog would be completely haram. Too hardcore Muslims, like you said, even refuse to associate with dogs because the hadith say the prophet did not like dogs.

I never understand those who think racism will be solved when old people die. Like they don’t raise children with racist views.

Exactly.

And the cycle continues. Trash parents making trash people who become trash parents making trash people who become tra...

Au contraire, it seems that they beat the buzzer by at least 15 minutes.

That’s the wild part. I was thinking during the first half “wow, weird that UVA can’t score and nice that UMBC is hitting shots, too bad they won’t be able to keep it up the whole game.” We see close halves all the time thanks to good luck for the underdog and a rough start for the favorite, and the second half is…

No! As a UNC alum I am thrilled that not only is it not us, it’s UVA.

“Here’s the reaction from a UMBC-area bar.”

UMBC’s win comes 20 years and 2 days after Allison Feaster had 35 points and 13 rebounds to lead No. 16 seed Harvard to a 71-67 win over No. 1 seed Stanford in the NCAA Women’s Tournament