Yes. Automation is a tool.

Well, duh. I’m not saying it’s going to happen.

Scouts spend hours watching film in order to not only judge how well the players handled their assignments (which is the thrust of this PFF argument), but to judge the players’ physical attributes. How well a lineman uses his hands, how fast he gets off the line, what his pass set looks like, etc.

No big deal. I appreciate your ire and your fire. 😉

Right, and I said they don’t build statues to the traitors. We agree. Except you can’t admit you misread my original post.

Don’t appreciate your lack of reading comprehension.

Qdoba is better than Chipotle because they do not continuously poison people with E. coli.

England, the country they betrayed, does not build monuments to them. You dunce.

His post does not reference slavery at all.

I also live in Michigan. We have shitty roads. We also have more cars per capita than any state in the Union and very long, harsh winters.

Government IS already limited to regulating and arbitrating disputes between parties. That’s exactly the point the author makes. Some things are binary propositions, and we elect people who will make laws to reflect our preferences. The people on each side of the debate are the parties. Our elected officials are the…

I never suggested anything all about morality. I believe that societal mores actually inform the law, and not vice versa. But that’s besides the point.

It is income. He earns it in Spain, and so must pay income taxes in Spain.

And the Spanish Courts behaved exactly like any other Court would have. Because you are right, people do want to lower their tax burden and are often willing to flout the law to do so. The law is aware of that, and so will not allow these types of entities that exist only to skirt the law.

Because he was a center. He was a great player, but his frame meant he was never going to display the beautiful, shockingly athletic highlight reel plays of guards and wing men.

You’re all looking at this the wrong way. They believe that rich people and corporations are ‘the people who are actually paying the bills’.

I think he was trying to make that point but didn’t have the wherewithal to do so. I gave him a charitable reading.

He’s an idiot, but he is right. Because that’s how the US works now.

The Anglo-Saxons are a repressed Protestant people. They take pride in denying themselves corporeal pleasures, including food. Compare their (and other Protestants’) national cuisine of boiled meats and mashed vegetables against the Catholic hedonists of France, Spain, and Italy.

Fair enough. Yahweh.