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re: Night games are so overrated

Posted by ChewyDante on 9/26/26 at 9:49 am to
2:30 games are definitely fine mixed in with the night games. I feel like 5 or 530 kicks are better than these 630 and 7 pm kicks. It would help keep people in the damn stands to kick it a little earlier.
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How is that possible when the republicans control all branches?


The simple explanation for why regardless of whether the current parties in power support expansion of refineries or not, the Democrats have made it abundantly clear that they will pass legislation that will punish energy producers when they are inevitably back in power and they can stonewall things by flipping a single house of Congress.

The oil majors have to commit billions of dollars and decades of investment in resources to build these new refineries and that type of commitment obviously is not possible with the knowledge that a single election can change the circumstances of such long term investments.

There has to be long term government stability and incentives for anyone to take the risk and commit the resources for such substantial investments and long time horizons.
It's way too late in the game for this to be accepted IMO. They had this opportunity and gambled it away when they thought we did not have the fortitude to keep the conflict going.

At a bare minimum, the Iranian nuclear program has to be utterly eliminated as a threat for weaponization. If that is not non-negotiable at this point then this campaign makes very little sense. Ideally the offensive missile capabilities should also be verifiably neutered for decades. If this regime stays, the concessions must be of long term geopolitical significance for the United States.
Ah yes, the erudite and high cultured fans of Alabama that the rest of the country admires and aspires to be. Lmao
When liberals from blue states love to insult LA’s poor schools and education, they think they are insulting the white conservatives when really this is what drags LA down. Our resident Democrat strongholds and their subcultures…
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Indian folks aren’t bad. They love the US and their religions (typically Hindu or Buddhism) are peaceful. They emphasize family and education above all else and in doing so, their children tend to perform at the highest level.


That must be why India is such an amazing place, right? If the characteristics of Indians are so great, it must be reflected in the country they have resided in for thousands of years. Why are they all fleeing to come here through H1B scams that, oh by the way, the American people weren’t asked about and didn’t vote for?

And I guess it’s ok for Indians to engage in nepotism and racial favoritism when they con their way through our institutions but when whites accurately call it out and express their frustrations, we are just racists who have the audacity to believe we have a say in this country’s future…

I honestly don’t know who is more infuriating to listen to, the leftists and their entitled migrant hordes or the useful idiots and stooge “conservatives” who play right into their hands with their passivity and cowardice at being called names by our political enemies.
A significant part of the reason this country is where it is today is Republicans like that have been deceiving us to get elected. This is why in the past it didn't matter if Republicans were in office, we still seemed to get the same result. They are unmasking themselves now that the time for real galvanization is upon us.
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France has the most military victories in history, and I'm not even French.


It's hard to get through to morons whose entire concept of military history stems from a superficial understanding of WWII. :lol:

They don't even have knowledge of the war 20 years prior that utterly invalidates their stupidity. Too stupid to be embarrassed.
Paul Finebaum should be persona non grata at LSU. He has been a mouthpiece for attacking Kiffin, LSU, and the legitimacy of Louisiana courts. He speaks like a biased Gump who despises Louisiana and he did not ever offer a devil’s advocate position to demonstrate LSU’s logic or the hypocrisy of the SEC in allowing a Mississippi judge to overrule established eligibility rules to permit a heisman contender to come back and play. The threats to kick LSU out of the SEC and the flippant rhetoric backing the legitimacy of such a move by the likes of Finebaum should make him an unwelcome guest in Baton Rouge.

Regardless of how all this shakes out, frick Paul Finebaum and I hope the team and school give that weasel no access to anything. It blows my mind that he even worked his way beyond being a Gumptard radio host.
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Damn Timeoday! Grow a pair! Dogs are similar to firearms.... if you handle responsibly, all is good.


Not in the slightest. A firearm is an inanimate object that requires human intent. A dog is living creature that has no concept of human law or morality and acts independent of its owner. The comparison is actually totally idiotic.
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Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.


And you think this sensibly applies to pitbull ownership? You’re a superficial thinker if so.

I had a neighbor that proved negligent and incompetent at keeping his Cane Corso contained in his yard. The dog was aggressive towards anyone that was not their family. It made its way out unattended numerous times and threatened people on my property numerous times. Police came out and could do nothing since by their arrival the dog had been contained. It was basically a waiting game until the dog maimed someone and then action could be taken. Thankfully they moved.

The legal authority to regulate ownership of dangerous animals is not in question. A case could easily be made for pit bull breeds to be legally recognized as uniquely aggressive and dangerous by their genetic makeup. There should at minimum be insurance and liability requirements for ownership of uniquely dangerous dog breeds. That could at the least help weed out the massive amount of ownership by negligent retards who don’t need these breeds in their neighborhood homes where they can threaten children and people outside their own homes.

Jamie Davis is a bullshite artist. He knows that in order to have a chance he has to give the impression that he is a good old country LA boy so disgruntled conservatives will crossover.

He is NOT pro gun. That is bullshite. He makes vague remarks and crawfishes when pressed on it. He posted a video on his Facebook where made an appeal about being pro gun but being for “common sense” gun reform (where have we heard that before?) and then went on to refer to assault weapons that can empty a whole “clip” with “one pull of the trigger.” He’s so “pro gun” based on how he keeps a bolt gun in his truck to shoot varmints on his farm and then immediately suggests, in total ignorance of how they actually function, that he does not support Americans owning the most popular rifle in the entire country.

I debated his rabid looney supporters in the comments and pointed out Jamie’s gun ignorance and lockstep narrative with the anti-gun rhetoric of the left. Within an hour or so his page pulled the video which they clearly recognized was a disaster for his phony gun narrative.

I commented on future videos asking for clarification and Jamie aka whoever runs his Facebook page responded with more vague bullshite answers. They then claimed they pulled the video because they realized it led to “confusion” regarding his position. Then when I asked very detailed and simple questions that would clarify confusion but put him on the record plainly, they refused to answer.

Don’t fall for the whole “he’s a really nice guy but” routine. He’s a bald faced liar who thinks he can manipulate naive and disgruntled conservatives. He is NOT pro gun. Any capable Republican would mop the floor with him in a debate and sadly I’m not sure Letlow could even do that.
Ron is the man. He's a fighter, great communicator, and is willing to use his executive authority, unlike most Republicans. He is strong willed on immigration and appears to recognize that there is no negotiating or giving ground to leftists. Hoping he's the frontrunner. The narrative about him not doing great with working a room full of donors should be worn as a badge of honor. Republican donors are a corruptive force.

re: Gold jerseys

Posted by ChewyDante on 8/27/26 at 5:52 pm to
I loved them when we wore them in the 90’s. :dunno:
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Their equipment is shite but the Chinese have an almost unlimited supply of manpower that they can throw at us plus they don’t care how many of them die


The government may not care about the dead but they are certainly aware that military catastrophe could destabilize their authority, subjecting them to potential mass unrest and leadership coup d'etat. This is certainly a constraining factor on their behavior and risk tolerance.
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I think my explanation makes more sense


You can think whatever you want but your poor logic in arriving at your conclusion has been demonstrated.

Saddam may or may not have had stockpiles, he certainly postured as though he did, but the fact that they weren’t used when we invaded in no way suggests that he therefore didn’t have them.
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If he still had them at the time of our invasion, why didn't Saddam use them against our troops?


Because it would have sealed his fate. He would know that it would only guarantee that he would be hunted down and executed. It would not have changed any outcome of the war.

Nazi Germany had chemical and biological weapons as well and likewise did not use them, even though they viewed the war as existential and the regime fought until they were totally exhausted and personally destroyed.

It's also plausible that he moved them out of Iraq prior to the invasion to escape culpability. Again, there was no reason for Saddam to believe unequivocally at the outset that he would be captured and hanged as a result of the military campaign. The United States had already invaded Iraq once and left Saddam in power.
That Black Hole Sun video creeped me tf out as a kid.
What a horrible look for Jayden. Immature, arrogant, selfish, entitled, no humility.

Football is the ultimate team sport. You are a cog in the machine to get your team to victory. College football has always been so unique in that former players have a bond with the institution and the future players who will take their spots. Jayden’s only approach here is that LSU owes him and serves as a personal revenue stream for him.

I hope LSU stands their ground and tells Jayden to frick right off. And I would voluntary remove Jayden from display on campus because LSU simply doesn’t need him for anything. It’s time we start restoring order around this crap and stop letting prima donnas run rough shod all over everything.
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The only one trolling is you.

When the president says "we wiped out their airforce"

And then their fighter jets appear in the skies, then asking where those came from is a legitimate question. It isn't trolling


It's being pedantic at best.

If you destroy 90% of one's air force for example, and effectively remove it as a factor in a military conflict, saying you "wiped out their air force" does not become a lie or deception because you can point to some of their planes still existing.