Haha you are using a medium that can identify the dumbest thoughts in a idiotic place to express them. Obviously you can fish out a narrative there.

Reporting on the comment section. What a job.

I’m confused. Because he hasn’t experienced institutional racism, he should be treated poorly due to his race?

I sincerely believe that the line of thinking that Will espouses above is completely part of the problem that gave rise to white nationalism, Trump, and all manner of other issues, rather than a solution. When our country is becoming more consciously divided than maybe anytime in the last 3 decades, many people’s…

Those people, those are the ones who allow evil to exist.

Yes, this is precisely the wrong approach. Making the refs full time, train year round, great idea. Adding more for the sake of having more is not a solution. We don’t need to increase the number of penalties called, we need to simplify the rulebook, and get better trained refs to handle the calls.

I remember not being able to watch that movie when I was a kid cause the director was a child molester or something

I see what you did there.

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You wanna know how to succeed in life? Quit giving people the satisfaction of your reaction. Treat everyone you meet with kindness no matter how much they’ve wronged you. Be the bigger person. People are going to be assholes and there is not one single solitary thing you can do about it except for controlling yourself…

The paging Dr. Faggot joke is still how guys talk to each other, Drew. You know it and I know it. We just can’t say it in public anymore, but we all know its still how people talk. Which should be okay.

I’m not a Pats fan by any means, but are you honestly trying to suggest that inadvertent whistle call worked to the Patriots’ favor?

Yea a call that takes away a potential Patriots touchdown is going in the Patriots favor.

What calls do they get that other teams do not get? The freaking red blinking gaffe in this game was an *egregious* mistake that screwed the Patriots out of 70+ yards and/or a TD.

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