FightnBobLafollette

[quote] The district is prime to be had. You can't even get her to participate in a debate. 2[/quote] Debate. Lol Why would someone who has been in office 6 months debate. ...

[quote]24 week baby. Language is important hank. I guess you can feel better about killing others if you dehumanize them though[/quote] Moronic. ...

Cool. Still easier for you to quote. Edit: I’m not running away, but I got stuff to do right now. ...

[quote]Whose stopping Zion from choosing another professio[/quote] It was stupid. It isn’t an apt comparison. I’m not gonna continue w it. ...

[quote]Was that supposed to be a coherent post? Because I have no idea what you’re trying to say[/quote] It might help if you actually quoted something. ...

[quote]You seem dumb AF fightingbob [/quote] Ad hom is a strong argument. Do you even think? ...

[quote]Should military personnel have their base of choice also? Guaranteed? [/quote] You enlist. You aren’t drafted. You aren’t supremely talented and in demand. You get to chose your profession. This is a really stupid comparison. ...

[quote]What about the NBAs freedom to operate in 30 cities and agree to a CBA that includes a draft process that the NBA players and reps agree to?[/quote] Again, I’m not advocating a position other than I think the situation is poor. And that the writer has points. He isn’t retarded. ...

[quote]And they are located in set spots. Spots that not everyone wants to live. They can choose to work for another company just like Zion can. [/quote] No they aren’t. Another company? In the ststes? Lol Companies : avoid the fact that in any other field you can leave your company and ...

[quote]Of course it is. Wtf are you talking about? ETA: you seem to be mixing up “freedom” and “entitlement”.[/quote] Lol...

[quote] The fact that you think this is a “conservative” view is pretty hilarious.[/quote] It is sad that conservative don’t have it. ...

Thanks for proving the market doesn’t work....

[quote]o add to this and the writer touches on it, but the competence of the franchise you are drafted by can have a dramatic impact on the success of your individual career.[/quote] True. All these pretending that they wouldn’t be hating life if they worked for the equivalent of the Dolan’s...

[quote]He still has all the freedom he wants to live where he wants. But in order to maximize his earnings he has to work for a corporation that has these rules in place. There is no gun to his head saying he has to work for the NBA. [/quote] That ain’t freedom and you know it. ...

[quote] There are only 30 NBA teams in the world my dude. Not exactly the sa[/quote] And? There is only one google. Or MS. Or top 30 tech companies. Trades: did I advocate anything? But if your company decided to assign you to a new city you could resign and still play your trade at th...

[quote]This. It objectively sucks for American athletes that they have basically zero input on where they start their careers. They have a great deal generally, but that part isn’t great.[/quote] I’m not asking anyone to feel sorry for them. But any conservative who values freedom and the fre...

[quote]guess he’s still thinking about it. [/quote] I didnr know I was under a time constraint. ...

There isn’t a single talented person in this country that can’t find multiple opportunities to work in various cities and states. The nba player had no choice where he works coming out of college. Outside of taking a job in the minor leagues or overseas. The other poster is closer to reality...

[quote]Those teams aren’t threats to take the guys lebron wants. [/quote] If you don’t understand the point you shouldn’t comment. ...

The love Tatum gets for what he is is ridiculous. ...