Pettifogger

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I disagree partly with this - narrowing the Commerce Clause risks stripping the federal government of its ability to address collective-action problems (civil rights enforcement, environmental protection, labor standards, and public health). States have historically failed to handle address these and I simply don’t trust them.

Additionally, simply removing government power assumes a level playing field that doesn’t exist, where “personal responsibility” can’t compensate for structural disadvantages like poverty, discrimination, or market concentration.

I am a Republican in principle, but as a trained lawyer I cannot agree government should be abolished. The problem isn’t government per se, but how to democratically constrain and deploy it to safeguard dignity, opportunity, and equal rights.

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Your trolling has jumped the shark dude

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Nick Fuentes is on the down low. Hence why he was hanging out with Milo. He uses being "Catholic" as a cover.

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Half his fans are furries

"but he tells the truth about the Jews!"

Uh, I can find heterosexual adults with families who talk truthfully about Jewish/Israeli stuff, thanks

Damn you haven’t done one of these in eons

TBH, we need to move beyond the fraud discussion to the root question of why these barely literate, unintelligible broken English scammers exist in large quantities here in the first place

Foreignors storming out of buildings and cars in an American city and asking an American taxpayer why he's asking questions about their leech behavior? How is that tolerated?

obvious answer is any max cushion running shoe tbh

I made it the swan song for a pair of Glycerin Max I was about to retire anyway

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Auburn thinks it’s the coaches that are the problem. These coaches were winning before Auburn. Legacy QB ran away, Sumrall said oh hell naw. The problem is Tim Apple and his demands. Cohen is incompetent and he does whatever Tim says.

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Tim Cook isn't materially invested in anything to do with Auburn football. I wish he were.

Malzahn needed to go. If Auburn makes a mundane hire after Gus we're probably in much better shape today, even if that hire is long gone. Instead, we hired a guy who thought he could just MWC the SEC and didn't need to do the recruiting song and dance. Then we hired Hugh, who was personable and good at spending NIL money but was clearly lost a year in.

I agree Auburn needs to be patient, but Harsin was leading us down a road of extreme talent deficiency, you have to pull the plug there. And offensive genius Hugh Freeze couldn't put an offense on the field with a hefty NIL haul against lowly UK. The guy was zapped, he made the decision for us. It showed up in subsequent weeks when Auburn easily put up a more formidable O with a first time play caller.

I *think* our fan base will be patient with Golesh if he shows even modest trending in the right direction. Going 7-5 with an enjoyable offense will buy him plenty of goodwill, I think, despite our reputation.

Obviously late to the party here, but I have a Tempest and like it.

anything "cook" - "let him cook" "you thought you cooked" etc.

anything relating to "knowing ball"

"running it back"

"You know in America and especially LA, kids are on their devices, parents entertain them with TV and social media, it's not the best. Why they'd choose that over raising them in a 500 year old vineyard where we can have leisurely dinners together with our on-site chef and winemaker explaining things and educating them - anyone's guess. Personally, I blame Trump."

Well connect the dots for me then