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re: Eileen Gu and Mondo

Posted by Ice Cold on 2/21/26 at 4:11 pm to
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Sure, I can predict that given an equal opportunity to represent both counties on a world stage, I would choose the country where I was raised and grew up. And the country that allowed me to develop my talents.
No, you can’t. That’s literally the definition of empathy gap. You might, but you can’t know for sure until it happens to you. So all your flag waving sounds great and makes you feel patriotic, but you’re still dealing in hypotheticals.

re: Eileen Gu and Mondo

Posted by Ice Cold on 2/21/26 at 3:28 pm to
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Mondo doesn't do it for the check. He just is scared to compete for his spot every four years in a trial. #coward
The guy who sets world records in pole vault whenever and wherever he wants isn’t scared to compete against Americans in the Olympic Trials.

Last year, his best result topped the best American result by more than half a meter.

re: Eileen Gu and Mondo

Posted by Ice Cold on 2/21/26 at 11:38 am to
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Sorry, some of us are proud of what this country has given us. No amount of money would let me represent another nation.
This is called the empathy gap. You can’t predict how you would react in a given situation based on hypotheticals.

Let me know when you turn down the opportunity to be the best in the world at your job and make tons of money wearing the flag of your parent’s home country because you have dual citizenship and America doesn’t give a shite about your talent except for one week every four years.

re: Eileen Gu and Mondo

Posted by Ice Cold on 2/21/26 at 9:26 am to
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No, but they should be banned from training in the US.

DEPORT THEM! :rolleyes:

So much butthurt over these athletes, whose choices and careers could not have less impact on the lives of everyday people with a modicum of emotional maturity.
OH shite ANDY DWYER HAS SPOKEN JAY IN SHAMBLES LSU TOAST

re: Mondo is a superstar - music

Posted by Ice Cold on 2/20/26 at 11:45 am to
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Mondo is also a trater and should be rememberd as such! Could have been the greatest LOUISIANAMAL who ever was. Instead he chose the commie route and spit on his country! Sad
Right, because pole valuting is such a valued talent in the US. Great way to make a living here.

Oh, and his mom is Swedish so he has dual citizenship.

Oh, and Sweden isn’t a communist nation.

Oh, and did you mean “traitor”? I do not think that word means what you think it means.
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fricking pieces of shite
I reserve this pejorative for people who actually deserve it. We talking ‘bout sports here. Perhaps adjust your perspective.
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Largest margin of victory in any alpine event in the last 40 years and she’s overrated LMAO
It's even waaaay better than that.
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Gold. By a lot.

Sofa kings in shambles.

She was absolutely dominant after the skier in front of her (second fastest first run) MISSED THE FIRST GATE and the skier in front of her (third fastest) broke a pole halfway down. Shiffrin blocked that all out and destroyed the field.
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high school players may no longer be draft-eligible as soon as the 2028 Draft
Does college baseball still have the absurd scholarship limit? Seems no bueno when hundreds more HS players will need a place to play.
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Why the frick is the president putting out executive orders on college football?
He didn’t come up with that in his oatmeal brain. Someone came up with a new way to fetishize the military for the sheep who believe he gives a shite about anyone else.
Robert Davis

Didn’t another one of them have a son who later played for LSU? Can’t remember his name yet.
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Were the overwhelming majority of people who came here initially Christians or nah?
That’s not the OP’s premise.

If the founders as a group were “Christian Nationalists” as we understand that term today, we would not have this:
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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
It’s literally the first two clauses of the First Amendment.

Yes, they were “Christians” in the very broadest sense of the word but not monolithic in their beliefs and wary of any government with the power to regulate faith.
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Really? The collusion of corruption in our sport and media who has married the gambling industry doesn't bother you? Well, is the indoctrinated mind dumb too? I can't believe that! Wake up!

Always a treat to find authentic frontier gibberish on this site.
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Let me let you in on a little secret. This country was founded by Christian Nationalists.
Laughably inaccurate but troubling that so many believe this to be true.

Even a superficial understanding of their religious and political beliefs would belie your statement.

Google "Roger Williams and Rhode Island" a spend some time getting to know the man who stood against attempts to regulate what people believed and how they practiced their faith.
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rbm1
I've read your posts several times and still have no idea what your point is or why you're so mad about it.
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I’m still in the recruiting / Kiffen / football phase as the Natty doesn’t kickoff until Monday night.
But still can’t spell his last name correctly? :dope:
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That guy who missed a BUNCH of free throws, shouldn't see the court inside of 2 minutes
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New coach wont help at this point.
So players put themselves in and take themselves out of gsmes?

Coach has no role in deciding who’s on the court?

re: Now 14-44 in SEC play

Posted by Ice Cold on 1/14/26 at 8:37 pm to
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Well since we have no clue what he told Miller and the player made an awful play that no coach would suggest, seems more likely it's on the player.
The fact that you absolve your hero of any responsibility for his 14-44 record (it’s not just about this year) really makes this feel like a bit.

re: Now 14-44 in SEC play

Posted by Ice Cold on 1/14/26 at 8:31 pm to
You’re really committed to it.

Players miss free throws, I don’t hold that against him necessarily. Injuries happen to every team, but good coaches can minimize the impact.

Failing to have your defenders set properly is not being snakebit, and he has no one to blame but himself.