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but I am sure some of this is true. actually, none of it is true. Your theory has already been disproved by multiple people.


ForeverGator is low character, he’s shown that. How people respond when they are wrong is a good way to judge them. He’s likely some shitstain chomo.
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I think you take that too seriously. We're talking about optics of the schools fielding teams during WWII. It's not a good look. Period.


Then take out the two inaccurate statements in your OP. These weren’t draft dodgers or cowards.

Talk about the optics, not the men, better than a sniveling cocksucker like yourself, who served with honor from those teams.

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I never said there weren't war heroes out there. Every school had war heroes and we remember them for it. We're talking about the SCHOOL fielding a FOOTBALL team while there was a WAR going on. It's bad optics. Period.


You called the players on those teams draft dodgers…many of them were drafted and served. That’s because you are a moron and seemingly suffering because your school is an abject failure at football. You shouldn’t take football so serious that it causes you to besmirch the reputations of men who fought for your freedom.
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This does not look good for Georgia then. In 1942, Georgia fielded upperclassmen while other teams (to your point about those not fit or unable to be drafted) fielded younger men to field a team. Georgia went on to go 11-1 and win a "national championship" due to this. 7 of those SEC teams decided after 1942 that it would be best to not field a team for 1943. Georgia, LSU, and Vandy decided to not follow suit. And I am sure Georgia claims 1942 proudly.


The 1942 UGA team included:
George Poschner at End, he served in the United States Army in World War II, where he received the Purple Heart, Bronze Star and Distinguished Service Cross.[5] On January 8, 1945, Poschner participated as a lieutenant in the Battle of the Bulge. While advancing into enemy territory, he was severely injured by machine-gun fire and did not receive medical treatment until two days later.[1] Poschner lost both legs and several fingers as a result of his injuries.


It’s clear you don’t mind badmouthing actual War Heroes in your quest to feel better about UGAs ownership of your football team.
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It was good to see that the students went. Yes. We're talking about the football team, and I didn't include A&M in this anyway because they weren't part of the SEC. 7 teams in the SEC at the time decided to NOT field a football team. LSU decided to play. Bad optics.


All the teams that played did so with people either too young for or unfit for service.

Many of the too young players would later serve as they grew older, some dying in the war and you are here calling them draft dodgers.

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If you go to Vegas with Seven Stars people like my wife and her cousin, then all meals and hotels and transportation to and from the airport is comped. WTF is Seven Stars people?


Looked it up, it’s people who have lost hundreds of thousands at Ceasers properties
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quote: largely because of the kindof people attracted to govt subsidized housing… And this means what, exactly?

People who make bad decisions and don’t care much about taking ownership of the outcomes of their decisions or improving themselves and the places around them.
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By constructing or subsidizing affordable units—potentially on public land with streamlined permitting—the government could bypass private market bottlenecks like zoning restrictions and developer profit margins, making stable housing more accessible for lower- and middle-income families without solely relying on subsidies or rent controls.


Plenty of affordable units exist today, they just aren’t in areas people want to live..too much crime and bad schools, largely because of the kindof people attracted to govt subsidized housing…
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c. Aren't 'middle class' and 'working class' redundant?

Both are terms that are virtually meaningless, by design, so most people ID with them
The most harmful, addictive, substance Americans consume is not pot or alcohol, it’s sugar. Yet none of these “it’s bad for you” or “it hurts the everyone because of illness” folks want to make it illegal. Why is that?

re: COVID Lockdowns

Posted by Dawgfanman on 4/21/26 at 6:35 am to
It was never an actual lockdown. Can’t get your haircut or go to church, but Walmart or the Grocery store is fine.
Will this end graduate school? What’s the average earnings for a psych major with only a 4 year degree? What about an actual Psychologist with a PhD? Looks like professional careers (doctor/lawyer/etc) might not be an option for people who need loans for their undergrad major. Many of those majors traditionally didn’t pay well if they stopped their education after only 4 years. Biology, chemistry, English among others are common majors for people planning to attend professional schools.
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So we just accept now that a president can declare and start a war. No congressional approval? Such a change in how you all felt when Dems were presidents.


Did it bother you when Obama was shooting missles into 8 different nations in one year?
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Under the proposed rule, if the typical graduate of an undergraduate program does not earn as much as a high school graduate, the program will no longer be eligible for federal student loans


Is there a list of majors where this is true? Not someone’s guesses. I know a 4 year degree in Bio or Chem doesn’t lead to much earning potential.
There is little doubt this pope voted to support abortion on demand multiple times.
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The Catholic Church isn’t law enforcement. They are a church that preaches forgiveness of sins and redemption through God’s love. Why would they care if someone committed a crime?


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Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. 2 Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves. 3 For rulers hold no terror for those who do right, but for those who do wrong. Do you want to be free from fear of the one in authority? Then do what is right and you will be commended. 4 For the one in authority is God’s servant for your good. But if you do wrong, be afraid, for rulers do not bear the sword for no reason. They are God’s servants, agents of wrath to bring punishment on the wrongdoer.


Romans 13:1-4
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The plan of salvation also includes those who acknowledge the Creator, in the first place amongst whom are the Muslims; these profess to hold the faith of Abraham, and together with us they adore the one, merciful God, mankind’s judge on the last day. So, Muslims are saved simply by believing in the God of Abraham.


So the official Catholic stance is that Jesus isn’t the truth, the way, and the life and that people can come to the Father without him?

re: Pope cuddling up to muslims

Posted by Dawgfanman on 4/14/26 at 7:36 pm to
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Christians, Jews and Muslims all worship the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.


Jews and Muslims worship Christ?
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The Orthodox are not called protestants because they split from Rome in the Great Schism of 1054. That was 500 years before the protestant reformation started in 1500's.


Do they “refuse Rome”? What is it you said you label those who do that?

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Refusing Rome is what puts someone under that label. You are protestant.


I think Orthodox people will be interested to learn they are Protestant. I am Christian, you are Catholic. That’s how you’d identify and it says all that’s needed.