Sailin Tiger

I just don't understand what the outcome that JD#'s camp wanted or expected in this. Even this had been some unknown school. Bully a school and player to change a jersey? Get some NIL money post college for an already highly paid NFL QB at the expense of looking profoundly greedy? I just don't see the reasoning here at all beside some ego trip started by what we all are assuming is his mom.

Atheist, pre-heartbeat abortion supporter here. This is disgusting, cruel, and a large part why I generally vote right leaning despite not being a traditional conservative. I would rather outlaw this practice and have more strict abortion laws than go this way.

Humans are not like most animals in that we complete much more brain development in the womb than many other mammals. This would be akin to pulling a week old bunny out of its burrow to watch it die which I think anyone could agree is cruel to do.

When fighting this I implore you to reach out to others like me where we don't agree with the life at conception that you do because we don't have your religious views but we do believe in responsibility and the value of all life not just humans.




While I would call myself pro-choice I believe a choice has the defining trait of responsibility otherwise it is just a whim. If you are going to be sexually active then you must take proper responsibility for that and use BC, Condoms, pair with responsible partners, and take action to identify potential pregnancy early. I generally am ok with pre-heartbeat abortions because it seems like a clear sign of life that has little gray area but beyond that we have a responsibility to foster and protect life.

Once cigarettes were available in easily accessible vending machines we did away with them and inconveniently forced adults to go to a store with a clerk to verify their age for the safety of kids.

This is a similar move at some point we have to prioritize our children's welbeing over all the uninhibited conveniences of the Internet and social media. Its easy enough to not use social media if you are that worried about your anonymity however our kids are being targeted and it is not easy as parents to keep them away from it when all a kid has to do is get internet access and click a box that they are over the age of 13.

Just finishing this book. Should be required reading for parents, teachers, and frankly everyone in today's world. Conceptually a lot of it boils down to what we already know which is that social media and overly protecting our kids from real experiences is causing very real problems with childhood development, but goes deeper than that and points to the mid 80s as the real start to the trend with moderntechnology only being a tool that exacerbated the core issue. It also provides societal solutions.

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I think this is closer than the experts think because we'll make some stupid mistakes on offense with all new players in an all new system.

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I keep seeing this sentiment. While this team definitely has some growing pains ahead of it so does Clemson with a new QB. LSU is at home and as long as LSU gets the run game going which I would expect to be the case with a Kiffin offense it is going to be a long night for Clemson.

I'm expecting a 250 yard+ rushing performance that gains first down after first down bolstering a 4td offensive showing that keeps Clemson sidelined and in search of momentum that they never capture. I don't know that I would predict an absolute bloodbath but also don't expect Clemson to be in the lead at any point outside of the first quarter with LSU staying ahead by a touchdown or more after the half.

I mean if she was the best candidate, the call is easy to follow, and the voice is good then what's the problem. She has years of experience doing play by play for WNBA basketball and ties to Washington as a sideline reporter.

2017 Auburn for me. Was at a funeral the night before and we got to the game late just about midway into the second quarter. As we were finally getting to our seats there was a group next to us talking about leaving already with a small group of Auburn fans lightly heckling them and it was a very down vibe. All of a sudden Chark? broke off the run and we scored after. Ended up being a fun game as everyone knows and we left the stadium "consoling" the Auburn fans.

I like free stuff

The "journal"

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The association's Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons (JP&S) was previously named the Medical Sentinel from 1996 to 2003 and masquerades as a legitimate scientific journal. It is not listed in academic literature databases such as MEDLINE, PubMed, or the Web of Science. The quality and scientific validity of articles published in the journal have been criticized by medical experts, and some of the viewpoints advocated by AAPS are rejected by other scientists and medical groups.[67] The U.S. National Library of Medicine declined repeated requests from AAPS to index the journal, citing unspecified concerns.[67]

As of September 2016, JP&S was listed on Beall's List of potential or probable predatory open-access journals.[68] Quackwatch lists JP&S as an untrustworthy, non-recommended periodical.[69] An editorial in Chemical & Engineering News described the journal as a "purveyor of utter nonsense."[70] Investigative journalist Brian Deer wrote that the journal is the "house magazine of a right-wing American fringe group [AAPS]" and "is barely credible as an independent forum."[71] Writing in The Guardian, science columnist Ben Goldacre described the journal as the "in-house magazine of a rightwing US pressure group well known for polemics on homosexuality, abortion and vaccines."[72]

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Publishing of scientifically discredited claims
Articles and commentaries published in the journal have argued a number of scientifically discredited claims,[67] including:

That human activity has not contributed to climate change, and that global warming will be beneficial and thus is not a cause for concern.[73][74]
That HIV does not cause AIDS.[75]
That there is a link between abortion and the risk of breast cancer.[8]
That there are possible links between autism and vaccinations.[8]
That government efforts to encourage smoking cessation and emphasize the addictive nature of nicotine are misguided.[76] In the fall of 2009, economist Michael Marlow published an article in AAPS' journal arguing that tobacco tax would decrease public health when people "switch to higher tar and nicotine brands as they smoke less."[7

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