MLS does about $600 million a year in revenue despite player salaries being under $200 million a year. They are in no way a Ponzi scheme and the only people who buy that nonsense are people who are willing to swallow whatever MLS owners sell them in order to keep player salaries ridiculously low.

No one has taken Lurie’s quotes out of context. People are simply pointing out the extent to which Lurie’s quote is a complete and utter lie. Colin Kaepernick has made extensive proactive steps and contributions to various communities. Lurie is lying about Kaepernick’s motives and actions in an attempt to silence…

You a few posts ago: “At this point my scales are tilted 70% his fault for not walking away and finding another place to sleep or waiting 10 minutes while they decided on a restaurant, 30% on her for probably having too much to drink and being forced from the bar when it closed.”

If by weirdly overlooked, you mean everyone expects them to go between 10-6 and 12-4 before choking in a big playoff game just like every other Andy Reid team for the past 16 years, I guess you can say they’re being overlooked.

The demographic argument is pretty stupid generally, but if you are going to make it, then you have to acknowledge that out of 50 recognized WWE champions, only one is even half black - the Rock. 14% out of 50 would be 7. So there are only 1/7th the number of black WWE Champions as there should be according to the…

If you haven’t checked him out yet, try and watch some Willie Mack matches from PWG or Lucha Underground.

Actually, the English common law has recognized necessity as an appropriate defense to criminal charges of theft for several hundred years now.

I apologize if this is covered elsewhere in the comments, but it always amazes me that so many people who attack the Clintons for supporting the Biden Crime Bill in 1994 and then apologizing for doing so a decade later also love Joe Biden, the person who authored the legislation and ensured it would pass the House and…

This type of comment is maddening. Corbyn fell 64 seats shy of a majority. He lost the popular vote by 2.3%. His opponent won the second largest share of the UK popular vote in a general election since 1983.