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re: In USA, one party is never going to stay in power with current system
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/7/26 at 2:55 pm to Perfect Circle
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This election was a notice to Boomers....Your time is Over.
And I think it should be and will be.
I don’t know that it will matter at all in ‘28, but the Dems have done a lot gloating that I have seen. You would think black females saved the world from an extinction-level asteroid strike. Maybe that will rub some more people the wrong way.
If they wouldn’t make everything so damn racial it wouldn’t be quite so aggravating. But you know how that shite goes. Black people don’t want unity. They want racial revenge and know that voting booth is their only means to do it.
re: In USA, one party is never going to stay in power with current system
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/7/26 at 6:55 am to Perfect Circle
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Disagree. Look at California. Dems have locked that state down with super majorities in the state legislature. There is virtually no chance a Republican gets elected to any position of significance.
I do agree that this election represents more than a typical back-and-forth cycle due to demographics.
I don’t know the answer for the GOP going forward, but I know it isn’t MAGA. Like it or not, Trump is a major liability in identity politics. People who voted for the Dems in 2026 are not going to vote for anyone with even a tiny scent of Trump - except for maybe Rubio because he’s Latino.
No one old enough to have even been an infant in the Civil Rights era. 60 at the very oldest but ideally younger.
re: In USA, one party is never going to stay in power with current system
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/7/26 at 6:17 am to theliontamer
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It's not about people living in poverty, it's people looking at what the other guy has and wanting that.
It’s all relative.
A typical person living an above average lifestyle 500 years ago was probably happier than someone living a below average lifestyle today - even though the latter lives an infinitely more comfortable and entertaining life.
That said, I don’t think Democrats are going to win every election until the end of time, but I do think the GOP has to adjust. They can’t be like Clemson in the NIL era. They have to play a different game whether they want to or not.
One thing I’m hoping is that the novelty of the first black this, first Muslim that, etc., will wear off in the coming years and white people (particularly white women) will start to say, “Well, shite. What about us?”
The problem with white people is enormous success had made us complacent. I live in the Atlanta metro. Black people are turning cartwheels over a black governor. Winning a governorship doesn’t excite white people when countless impactful leaders in human history have been white. Hell, 50 years ago a white Georgia governor won the White House.
One thing self-hating white people need to realize is that these minorities we keep lifting up are more racist and intolerant than we are. There are plenty of examples of Muslim-majority, black-majority, Latino-majority countries out there that have significant issues with human rights. When they’re the majority, they’re worse. So frick them and their criticisms.
Don’t let people guilt you into thinking they’re any more tolerant and that white people are the epitome of racism. Atlanta has had a black mayor every term since 1974. Do you think black people are sitting around thinking it might be time to switch it up for the sake of diversity? Hell no.
re: 2028 Republican Bench
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/6/26 at 1:17 pm to burger bearcat
Nothing against him or even his politics as they relate to me personally - but hell no on Vance. The MAGA associates and playbook need to be tossed out completely like a fired coaching staff. Someone outside the current administration is needed. Someone who can distance himself from Trump, who I hope will keep quiet. The only possible exception is Rubio, and that’s only because he’s not white.
The GOP has to get some white women back on the right side. Those bitches hate Trump, man. I have a Facebook dating profile, and it seems like every profile I see says that you can burn in hell if you’re MAGA. Trump 3.0 ain’t winning.
Identify politics are key and there cannot be any vulnerability on the race/gender front. Not a sniff of anything (true or not) that can be used to make people say the GOP wants black people back on the plantation and Latinos rounded up by ICE.
IMO, the ICE shite needs to be minimized (even though I am personally fine rounding their asses up however) and the government needs to primarily go after how they get money. Employers who hire illegals need to be hit with a sledgehammer, and it needs to be impossible to get any government money. Encourage them to leave on their own, and discourage more from coming.
The GOP has to get some white women back on the right side. Those bitches hate Trump, man. I have a Facebook dating profile, and it seems like every profile I see says that you can burn in hell if you’re MAGA. Trump 3.0 ain’t winning.
Identify politics are key and there cannot be any vulnerability on the race/gender front. Not a sniff of anything (true or not) that can be used to make people say the GOP wants black people back on the plantation and Latinos rounded up by ICE.
IMO, the ICE shite needs to be minimized (even though I am personally fine rounding their asses up however) and the government needs to primarily go after how they get money. Employers who hire illegals need to be hit with a sledgehammer, and it needs to be impossible to get any government money. Encourage them to leave on their own, and discourage more from coming.
re: Welcome to the United States Socialist Republic
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/5/26 at 9:21 am to LCboi
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I believe at some in the next generation, perhaps this one. The world will be reminded that there is a faction of White people that can be the most violent race on the planet when pushed to the brink.
re: Welcome to the United States Socialist Republic
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/5/26 at 8:06 am to jizzle6609
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It goes in cycles
Unfortunately, I think this is different than a cycle. I think demographics have created a permanent change in the electorate that is going to be tough for the GOP to overcome in the future.
The great irony of this world is that white people are seen as horrible racists when it’s actually too much tolerance causing white people to lose power and influence.
While people have allowed so much accomplishment (and the lack of a parasitic religion that drives the Muslims) to make us less tribal. And if that doesn’t change and a white person can’t get elected dog catcher in the future, it probably will be too late for frustrated future generations of white people to do anything about it.
White people need to recognize that we represent only about 10-15% of the global population, and if we become politically marginalized across the world, people are going to feel about as sorry for our descendants as SEC fans would for Alabama going through a string of losing seasons immediately after Saban retired - even though everyone else was trying to win too.
re: Which athlete is the most dominant within their sport right now?
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/4/26 at 6:01 pm to mdomingue
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Katie Ledecky is clearly the answer, just not the one most people want.
I take competition into consideration, and women’s distance swimming isn’t exactly an ambition of too many girls. Nothing like boys being soccer or NBA stars.
All else equal, I would be more impressed with an athlete who’s a notch above 10,000 competitors than one who dominates 100 competitors.
re: Which athlete is the most dominant within their sport right now?
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/3/26 at 6:38 pm to TigerintheNO
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Katie Ledecky is still the undisputed World No. 1 in the 1500m freestyle, holding a historic 10-year consecutive streak at the top of the global rankings for that event, and she occupies the top 20 fastest times ever recorded in history for the 1500m.
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That's pure domination
Yeah, but the number of girls growing up dreaming of being 1500 m. freestyle swimmers probably isn’t overwhelming.
re: Will Americans choose DSA socialism vs traditional American culture and constitutionalism?
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/3/26 at 2:02 pm to lsusa
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Perhaps you should
Perhaps I have.
re: Will Americans choose DSA socialism vs traditional American culture and constitutionalism?
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/3/26 at 1:21 pm to raceboy
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Hard to believe there are so many dumbasses out there willing to vote for anti America candidates.
They’re blinded by how good they have it in the USA, especially young women who think previous generations were so “oppressed” by men back when wars had to be fought every decade and there were no cushy office jobs in air conditioning. Same for blacks. They all think things like racism, slavery, misogyny, and colonialism are uniquely western and that people in Asia and Africa would have never done anything harmful to the rest of the world with technological advantages over everyone 500 years ago.
What’s going to happen is other countries are going to continue to protect their culture while we naively continue to surrender ours. There are already Muslim mayors in NYC and London. You sure as hell aren’t going to see reciprocal white and/or Christian leadership in Karachi or Mogadishu.
And then you will hear more and more Spanish, calls to prayer, see arrows pointing to Mecca in hotel rooms, etc. And fewer white people in general.
As someone who grew up in the ‘80s and ‘90s (the prime of USA, IMO) and idolizes American heroes and achievements in the 20th century, it is a sad thing to see. Few people coming into the USA today care about anything other than exploiting it, and younger generations do nothing but bitch about the imperfections.
re: Are Boomers responsible for the Hypersexualization that we see in America?
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/3/26 at 6:04 am to FAT SEXY
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Are Boomers responsible for the Hypersexualization that we see in America?
It’s just human nature plus technology.
Platforms like OF allow women to be whores today without even being in the same room as a man - any man. No sex, no strip club crowds, no club owners, no pimps, no Hugh Hefner types. Just your own camera and an empty room.
And if you’re lucky enough and the stars align, you can essentially be a whore without even taking your clothes off and maintain some degree of decency. Livvie Dunne doesn’t have 8 million followers on TikTok because she was such a good gymnast or has fascinating insights into anything of substance.
Women crave money and attention, and today’s technology makes it exceptionally easy for reasonably attractive women to use their sexuality to acquire one or both from men.
So we have hypersexualization.
re: Kirby Smart: "Everybody's practicing less, but everybody's getting injured more"
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/2/26 at 6:16 am to Corso
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think they give a damn what colors they're wearing or what the tradition is?
No more than the fans care who’s making tackles and scoring touchdowns as long as State U. is winning.
In a world where SEC teams would rather sign a 5 star illiterate out of the slums of Los Angeles over a 4 star local who wants to be a pediatrician, I don’t care about the tears over a lack of loyalty.
This is what you get with a win-at-all-costs mentality.
re: FSU fires HC Mike Norvell & DC Tony White
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 11/1/26 at 2:42 pm to BilJ
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The Seminoles owe Norvell roughly $51 million in a buyout, according to his contract. Sources told On3 that firing Norvell and his staff, along with making the next hire, would cost roughly $100 million. Norvell’s buyout is the third-largest in college football history.
Good grief.
re: How would teams from years ago do in today’s NFL?
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 10/31/26 at 1:09 pm to Pfft
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Crack is whack, dome patrol would kill these new pussy quarterbacks.
Oh yes. Josh Allen is such a pussy.
re: How would teams from years ago do in today’s NFL?
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 10/31/26 at 10:55 am to UFFan
I think the 2007 Pats could hold their own today, but going all the way back to the ‘80s and prior you’re talking about a major mismatch schematically and in the trenches.
Offenses running 21 personnel under center with OL averaging 275 lbs. are going to have a hard time scoring.
Offenses running 21 personnel under center with OL averaging 275 lbs. are going to have a hard time scoring.
re: Tennis matches that never took place between two players you’d loved to have witnessed
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 10/31/26 at 5:14 am to Fgiord
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Serena vs. the worst ranked male pro.
I have always considered female tennis players to be very lucky at how their tournaments are intertwined with the men. If they played a different tournament schedule than the men, no one would pay attention just like they don’t in other women’s sports.
About ten years ago, I had a stopover in Miami while the Miami Masters was going on. I saw Rafa practice, Djokovic play, and I was supposed to see Federer play but he pulled out sick. Before the Djokovic night match, Venus Williams had a match on the main court, so I watched that while waiting for Djokovic. So I have seen Venus Williams play in spite of the fact that if it had been an all-female tournament, it wouldn’t have even crossed my mind to attend.
re: Belichick and Jordon Hudson have been split for almost a year - TMZ
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 10/31/26 at 4:51 am to Corso
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People need to remember most of these football coaches were nobody players at nobody schools and they're not some delicate geniuses.
Some coaches are better than others, but winning is so much about the players that it doesn’t really matter most of the time.
re: More Trouble in Georgia
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 10/29/26 at 11:55 am to prplhze2000
All I can say is I live in Georgia, and if I have a wreck Tuesday morning the ambulance is taking me to the voting booth before the hospital.
Red all the way.
Red all the way.
re: The NFL is starting to become concerned with the quality of QB coming up from college
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 10/28/26 at 12:14 pm to Mingo Was His NameO
The bottom line is no one in college owes the NFL shite.
If a QB wants to sit at the same school for 3-5 years for “developmental reasons” regarding the NFL, he can. If he wants to bounce around for NIL deals, he can. If he wants to pursue academic ambitions, he can.
And college coaches are paid to win, not develop players for the NFL. Fans and the PTB would rather see a coach win a natty running the wishbone without a single player drafted than fall short and have ten players drafted in the first round who all go on to be Hall of Famers.
frick the NFL’s concerns.
If a QB wants to sit at the same school for 3-5 years for “developmental reasons” regarding the NFL, he can. If he wants to bounce around for NIL deals, he can. If he wants to pursue academic ambitions, he can.
And college coaches are paid to win, not develop players for the NFL. Fans and the PTB would rather see a coach win a natty running the wishbone without a single player drafted than fall short and have ten players drafted in the first round who all go on to be Hall of Famers.
frick the NFL’s concerns.
re: The NFL is starting to become concerned with the quality of QB coming up from college
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 10/28/26 at 7:05 am to RollTide1987
Transferring programs isn’t necessarily a bad thing in terms of development for the NFL. It can expose a player to more coaching styles and systems. They learn more than just Coach X’s way of doing things.
Would you rather your kid go through 9-12 in high school and have the same good math teacher every year or different (but equally good) math teachers every year? There are pros and cons to both, but some degree of variety is generally good for growth.
2) Less culture shock moving to the NFL. They have already adapted to totally different locations and circumstances 2-3 times.
3) Possibly better evaluation. If Tommy Touchdown burns it up at Texas and then goes over to Michigan and does there too (or wets the bed) in different circumstances, NFL teams probably have a better read on him.
And let’s not forget that arguably the two best quarterbacks in CFB history for one year (Newton and Burrow) were transfers who also became good NFL players. There are success stories in all circumstances, and it’s up to the players to decide what’s best for themselves.
Would you rather your kid go through 9-12 in high school and have the same good math teacher every year or different (but equally good) math teachers every year? There are pros and cons to both, but some degree of variety is generally good for growth.
2) Less culture shock moving to the NFL. They have already adapted to totally different locations and circumstances 2-3 times.
3) Possibly better evaluation. If Tommy Touchdown burns it up at Texas and then goes over to Michigan and does there too (or wets the bed) in different circumstances, NFL teams probably have a better read on him.
And let’s not forget that arguably the two best quarterbacks in CFB history for one year (Newton and Burrow) were transfers who also became good NFL players. There are success stories in all circumstances, and it’s up to the players to decide what’s best for themselves.
re: Travel Pet Peeves
Posted by Globetrotter747 on 10/27/26 at 6:43 am to CuseTiger
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Travel Pet Peeves
As a strictly carry-on passenger, it is when I can’t get a boarding pass through the app and have to go to the check-in counter and wait behind people checking luggage in order to get one.
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