Dad, Husband, Beat maker & Songwriter, CFB lover, Board of Directors for Neighborworks Toledo & Project E.R. #YouWillDoBetterInToledo
Toledo, OH
Joined April 2009
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Welcome to the human race. We are playing a game, and we are playing by the following rules. We want to tell you what the rules are so you’ll know your way around. When you understand what rules we’re playing by, when you get older, you may be able to invent better ones.
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So many things I want to tweet about this that would get me banned.
No one has ever deserved it more than Tarrio.
Sometimes I think about the sound of Bob Ross's paint brush just tapping that canvas. Not his voice or what he's saying but the noise from the brush.
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Sherrone Moore says that Jim Harbaugh will no longer be the honorary captain for the Aug. 31 game. Says he decided to stay “in the foxhole” with the Chargers instead of taking a “deep, long bow.”
Trump voters will vote in a "rigged" election and complain about the results lmao. just stay home and post on FB
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Florida State QB Jordan Travis isn't good enough to be invited to the Heisman Ceremony, but he's good enough to keep his team out of the College Football Playoff.
Absolute. Garbage.
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It's an annoying waste of time because I know the Trump fanatics don't actually care about any of the underlying facts about any of the things they cite. When you say "this person did something illegal, it should be prosecuted!" here are some important things to keep in mind:
1. What are the facts surrounding what the accused party actually did?
2. Who has jurisdiction to prosecute their crimes?
3. What specific crimes did they commit?
4. What is their legal defense for said crimes?
5. WHY did they commit the crimes they're accused of committing?
If you haven't done even the basic research on these 5 things, your criticisms should probably end at "these people are morally in the wrong." I think there are great arguments against what Bush/Obama/Clinton have done in the past, but LEGALLY the arguments change substantially.
When it comes to Donald J. Trump, though, the legal arguments against what he's done are very, very, very clear. He's egregiously violated several US laws, with clear evidence that it happened, only for his personal gain, at the detriment to the United States. These facts are unique to Donald Trump, and don't apply to the other presidents that people say "have committed crimes."
The biggest issue I see with former president Trump is that the random winner of his NFT trading card raffle won't be able to eat dinner with him if he's in supermax.
I really wish I could tell if people use God metaphorically to just mean life in general or its like a real thing that is not a metaphor lol