truetigerfan1975

So I know this is probably a topic more fitting for the poli board but I would rather hear from the OT on this. Just wondering what your opinions are on the morality of the bombings. I've done a good bit of reading on the topic, especially recently, and it's always been a troubling subject for me. But at the end of the day I always find myself leaning more towards the opposition. No matter how many estimated lives I hear we supposedly saved or claims that it was necessary to end the war, I just don't see how it is ever ok to do what we did to those citizens. If you haven't ever looked at the pictures or read about the decades of suffering by those in the area, I encourage you to take a look before making up your mind. Again, the supporters' claims are compelling and I understand the arrogance and barbarity of Japanese leaders at that time, but that's just my personal opinion. Please abstain from any racist comments or religious remarks. I'd like to see this thread play out.

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Honey badger 2.0

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While I do think he's just as talented/valuable, I don't really like this comparison. What amazed me about the honey badger were his ball hawking skills and his tackling strength despite his size and weight room stats. What amazes me about Jamal is his versatility as a defender and his knack for being involved in every play. I see more Eric reid in him tbh, but with an even higher ceiling

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HAHAHA we're not you're rival hillbilly. Texas A&M is a much better/closer game. That my friend is a true rival.

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You realize Arkansas beat us 17-0 right?

If I were state I would rather an SECC than a NC tbh and I don't see them letting another SEC team in the playoff if they have 2 losses (bama) so it would probably be the easier route to go through the SECCG

not from baton rouge, what station is that?