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Hush your mouth. Eddie is a fun movie to see every ten years or so.
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Now do CEOs and their lavish salaries, bonuses, golden parachutes, etc while laying off 1000s of employees.
No doubt, there are problems with corruption in unions and it’s wild for their officials to spend money like that. But it doesn’t negate the need for worker unity and collective bargaining in a capitalist society.
No doubt, there are problems with corruption in unions and it’s wild for their officials to spend money like that. But it doesn’t negate the need for worker unity and collective bargaining in a capitalist society.
My state is already subject to religious extremism. I can buy a six pack of beer in the morning six days a week, but for some reason cannot do so on one.
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If Goodwill instituted it and the owners have no problem with it, I fail to see why the Florida AG would give 2 shits about something that isn't a problem and none of the people allegedly to be affected are complaining about. Smells like a try at a shakedown.
It’s theater to prove his bonafides for MAGAts, nothing more.
re: Luis Mangione Trial Updates
Posted by lsusa on 5/18/26 at 2:14 pm to HueyLongJr
Where have I vacillated? I believe that Mangione, just like the Insurance Companies and for that matter the burglar, should be held accountable by society through our laws and court system.
re: Luis Mangione Trial Updates
Posted by lsusa on 5/18/26 at 1:38 pm to nicholastiger
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no matter how mad you are at the insurance industry it doesn't give you the right to kill someone
As civilized people, I think we all agree on this.
But I think that there is validity to the idea that insurance companies, starting with CEOs and Boards, regularly make decisions that result in pain and suffering, and ultimately life or death, with few if any repercussions. No, they’re not walking up in a ski mask and summarily executing someone - but is what they do really any less vile because it’s done via board meetings and a “policy decision”?
To be clear, I in no way condone what Mangione did. But I do think it’s funny that a lot of folks who would celebrate a burglar getting shot and killed act completely appalled in this situation.
Meh…i’ve seen better looking foul balls hitting chicks in the quad.
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Glad we don’t have any racists here in Louisiana
Or at least we try to keep them confined on their own board
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Glad we don’t have any racists here in Louisiana
Or at least we try to keep them confined on their own board
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College baseball is senior-level travel ball.
Tiger Bait!
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How many takes?
A shot like that can be easily set up by a skilled or knowledgeable pool player, and then all she has to do is hit it.
re: I’m having trouble justifying my stance against the death penalty…
Posted by lsusa on 4/19/26 at 10:56 am to RollTide1987
I believe there are cases where the death penalty is not only “justified”, but necessary.
But I also am skeptical of government prosecutors, pseudoscience and the unevenness in how it’s applied.
But I also am skeptical of government prosecutors, pseudoscience and the unevenness in how it’s applied.
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30 seconds over Tokyo on Tubi.
Great movie that has a lot of historical accuracy considering the time it was made. It follows the book very well.
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Tell these idiots. A few dollars here and there are a small sacrifice to ensure are freedoms
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idiots
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Who has been listening? Want 37 seed to shock the world and string together 13 wins?
No, the 37th seed would be equivalent to a 10 seed.
Expansion to 96 would only add one more game to the number needed (6 instead of 7). Same situation as the current “first four” games.
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You have to be 21 in Texas to Vape unless you are on the military. Military is exempt for whatever reason.
Uh, you know, maybe if they’re subject to be sent off to war….
re: Standing up is racist apparently, according to Oregon Democratic congresswoman
Posted by lsusa on 4/4/26 at 4:11 pm to Tchefuncte Tiger
Yeah, I’m afraid most folks don’t see the parallel.
re: NCAA Tournament expected to increase to 76 teams
Posted by lsusa on 4/3/26 at 9:34 pm to hawgfaninc
I’ve been saying for years it should go to 96 teams while merging with the NIT.
Each of the 32 conferences get a regular season and tournament champion in. Then there are 32 at large teams.
The conference tournament champs are seeded 1-32 and get a first round bye.
The conference regular season champs (or runner up if RSC wins tournament) are seeded 33-64 for the first round.
The at large teams are seeded 65-96
For the first round.
Teams that lose in the first or second round go to the NIT. The NCAA tournament plays out as regular other than the added first round games.
Each of the 32 conferences get a regular season and tournament champion in. Then there are 32 at large teams.
The conference tournament champs are seeded 1-32 and get a first round bye.
The conference regular season champs (or runner up if RSC wins tournament) are seeded 33-64 for the first round.
The at large teams are seeded 65-96
For the first round.
Teams that lose in the first or second round go to the NIT. The NCAA tournament plays out as regular other than the added first round games.
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