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Seems like you know a thing or two about idiotic opinions.

Total guess, but I’m gonna say that as opposed to Trump simply making it up, it could be a hoax. I can see Trump being incredibly gullible.

That was my first takeaway as well... someone report that man for soliciting child pornography immediately!

You’ve used a lot of words and statistics to respond to a joke, so maybe Adderall?

I disagree with your actual last sentence.

Spare us, please.

I love how badly that backfired on her.

With all the sports to choose from he’s got some tough competition, but I think he’s certainly in the running. I know he annoys some people but I just don’t get it - I love the varied vocabulary, especially since he always seems to find the perfect descriptor for the play. And I love how excited he gets - if I’ve had

Very mature of you to ban me, when I haven't used abusive language or been abusive in any way, and clearly had the same read as most of your audience. But sure, go ahead.

You're trying to backtrack, but your words can be found in the article above. You wrote:

You're being extremely disingenuous and I think you know that. You're essentially saying "I'm not explicitly saying he's a bad guy, but let me tell you all these things that are really bad that he does that make him a bad guy. But I'm not saying he's a bad guy, I swear! Also, he could do all these crazy and

I don’t understand your argument at all anymore - in your reply to my other thread you explicitly advocated the stand on principle / blaze of glory that you’re now claiming not to advocate for. So which is it?

There’s nothing admirable about going out in a blaze of glory, or taking a stand on principle, when the results of that will be entirely negative for the people you’re trying to help. It’s naive and foolish, not admirable.

Albert, I usually love your stuff, but you’re living in a fantasy world on this one. The NCAA would come down on him just as hard as it has come down on everyone who challenges it. Do you really, really think that the NCAA would hesitate for even a second to ban him because of “public opinion”? When have they cared

How would that help anyone? You're advocating a stand on principle that would just lead to players getting more exploited than they already are - that's not a productive way to operate.

But what would you have him do? You still haven’t made clear how things would be better if he resigned - there would just be a less helpful coach in his place.

That makes sense. If you don't love your job, you're defrauding your employer. If we weren't running out of space in our prisons already, we certainly would be once laws enshrining your bizarre worldview were passed.

Your friends are wrong about Ritalin and meth being the same thing, or even "basically" the same thing. I hear that a lot also about Adderall, and that's wrong too. Meth is sold legally under the trade name Desoxyn - none of those other drugs are meth.

I'm not sure I agree with this argument that he's a bad guy because he's making money off a corrupt system. Yes, he is doing that, but he's doing it in a way that's as beneficial to his players as possible. If he took a stand on principle and refused to coach, he'd just be replaced with someone less player-friendly

Assuming that you're telling the truth, the second sentence of your first paragraph along with the following two paragraphs are indeed all facts.