This was ESPN PR’s statement to SI, which I highlight mostly for its use of “content” in consecutive sentences:

I guess to understand it you’d have to look at what happens with Democrats actually in power vs. their stated platform.

“you think Eddie Money has to put up with this shit?!”

As they should; he sounds like a winner.

To each his own, I guess. I think he should have made a different choice. I recognize though that younger folks, especially Arizonans, might not look at it as as much of a disgrace as those who grew up in my era.

Just so everyone knows, PFTCommenter doesn’t care about this at all.

With the advent of cars and public transportation, it’s quite easy to travel to a protest from “out of town.”

1) Cite your sources.

2) If if that’s true what does being from out of town prove? That people from smaller cities and towns would often rather join up with their big city counterparts and protest where the money and influence is than start a smaller protest in their own towns? That people who are motivated to drive…

I disagree with him AND feel the need to see him personally demeaned, so this thread is working for me.

wait did u just quote ben shapiro unironically???

ben shapiro is a 5'4" manlet and he’s extremely embarrassed about that

The guy podcasting about the fall of the Roman Empire started out blogging about modern gladiatorial combat? The Circle of Kinja is complete...

Oh no, do these types of rules apply to commenters? Asking for a friend.

There’s archeological records showing that people raided graveyards during that era in Britain, looking for burial urns to use as their cookware, as there was literally no-one around who could make new pottery, any more. So yeah, it really was like Mad Max of the ancient times, in there.

Carthage! After being destroyed after the Third Punic War, Rome eventually rebuilt the city, and it remained a major port until the Muslim conquest, after which time it lost prosperity to Tunis and was largely abandoned until Tunis grew large enough to absorb it. It’s most famous Roman resident was St. Augustine, who…

In the 21st century, no good educational information goes unpunished.

Indeed Rome is believed to have had massive ships. The biggest wreck we know about is the larger of the two Lake Nemi ships, which are sort of a special case since they are generally thought to have been Imperial pleasure ships, but which also use construction techniques that would have been useless in a freshwater…