re: Was Demar Hamlin really at the Bills v Bengals game?

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It was an NFL playoff game. A controversial one because of the prior match up ended because of a severe injury. Keep brushing it off like no one watched

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That has nothing whatsoever to do with my prior comment.

Do you believe that announcers in this context (that being a playoff game at the home stadium of a previously injured player)stating that said player’s appearance would excite the crowd constitutes a “media narrative”?

Or do you think there’s a slim possibility that perhaps the announcers were just commenting on the reality that said players appearance would in fact excite the crowd?

He doesn’t have one. He doesn’t actually believe anything he’s posting.

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And then what? Hamlin can now disappear into the shadows, where he can wear hoods, sunglasses, and parkas all the time, being photographed by no one, so that even when reappears you wouldn’t believe it. He might as well be a snow leopard. What happens then?

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“The narrative” prevails! Duh. You’re a sheep.

/s

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It was an NFL playoff game. A controversial one because of the prior match up ended because of a severe injury. Keep brushing it off like no one watched

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So the NFL faked Hamlin’s presence but didn’t make sure the Bills won? That seems….suspect.

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Just hush until y’all get a video so I can apologize.

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had fun today man. No hard feelings!

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You probably see the majority creating the consensus as untrustworthy and I tend to see industry using selective-sharing, industrial selection, and to a lesser extent biased production using their power to tip the playing field.

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I don't see the majority creating the consensus as untrustworthy because I listen to industry sources, I see them as untrustworthy because several of their colleagues, who have zero upside to stepping out of the groupthink, have done so. And when they've done so they've told us that what goes on behind the curtain is exactly what we think it is, and any theories and the people who propose the theories that don't agree with Al Gore are shunned. If you want research dollars and to be accepted, you start with the conclusion and "research" reasons to support it.

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Keep sayin that shite.

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I will. Because it's true

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I’m not going to fall for your shitty bait and get banned. 

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I'm not baiting you. I don't want you banned. But you're not gonna get a pass for your lying arse calumny.

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This is why you’ll never be as good as the hodge twins.

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I don't care about the hodge twins. You care about YouTube waaaaay too much, mijo.

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No bad feelings towards anyone, we all took our shots.

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Fwiw there is an story on espn front page about this. Josh Allen telling everyone to calm down. That he was in the locker room and Hamlin saying “you will see me soon.” We will see.

We're talking about a league where dudes take their helmets off on the field so they can be seen but we're supposed to believe a guy who had a miraculous recovery from one of the greatest tragedies in sports history only wants to be seen with a mask, a hood covering his head, and from 10 feet away surrounded by security in the Bills locker room where no one would try to hurt him anyway. On the field that kind of security would have made sense but in the Bills locker room it's 100% strange.

What's funny is that people think they're so smart that they can't be fooled but everybody plays the fool, sometimes.

I don't know what's going on with Damar but it's extremely odd at best and possibly some kind of cover up of brain damage or death at worst.