
LSUGrrrl
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Frisco, TX |
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| Number of Posts: | 46449 |
| Registered on: | 7/26/2007 |
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re: Fight at LSU tailgate
Posted by LSUGrrrl on 9/7/26 at 10:41 am to RTRnFlorida
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That’s LSU right there in a nutshell. Dirty
Tea bag U should probably sit this one out.
Finebaum can eff all the way off. Not interested in any of his senile ranting about LSU, good or bad.
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You have to come up with the money if you’re Clemson. It’s the same spot LSU was in last year.
57 million is a big hit but the damage that will be done if you don’t make the move will cost Clemson for a decade.
But Dabo is a big Christian who cares about the players and the school. Surely he will agree him leaving is the best for both and take a pittance for a buyout.
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This alone is a winning combination on the Left and resonates with most women.
Most is a stretch. Most on the left, sure. Middle/right? Not much at all. Very little.
If another country assassinates a sitting president of the US, I don’t think you have any choice but respond with full force. Nearly every country in the world would support.
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Some schools forced covid jabs and pcr nasal swabs...without the parents permission.
Sure. I’m not arguing that horribly unjust things werent done during Covid. I’m the last person who would say that. I doubt they would have as high compliance again. And many of us still exercised our right to make the choice and refuse to give our children the vax. It came with consequences but I felt those were heavily outweighed by the idea of giving my child an u tested vax. We made the sacrifices needed.
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It's doubtful many doctors will comply...it's too profitable.
Patents have a choice here. Doctors and schools cannot force a vax for something not required or recommended. The parents can refuse just as I refused a few vax’s with my son.
re: Fauci Texts: "Second Covid Dose Associated with Miscarriage"
Posted by LSUGrrrl on 8/10/26 at 4:30 pm to lsupride87
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Well you can rest easy that the vaccine group of pregnant women and non vaccinated pregnant women have the same miscarriage rate
Even if that study is misreported and you are correct, in what world is it ok to roll how a vax to pregnant women and infants with such little time in testing?
re: Fauci Texts: "Second Covid Dose Associated with Miscarriage"
Posted by LSUGrrrl on 8/10/26 at 4:29 pm to lsupride87
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No, it’s not
You’re going to have to explain how the studies outlined in that post don’t matter and why we should believe any doctor telling us to ignore studies at this point. Bc doctors have zero credibility after covid. Doctors on this very board told me they would 100% recommend I get the shot despite my named medical history with increased likelihood for clotting. I’d likely be dead right now if I only trusted doctors and not my own common sense.
I’ve said from the beginning that it was outrageous they would recommend the vax to pregnant women and infants when those are usually the 2 groups where anything is studied extensively before given.
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If you are not a covered plaintiff (i.e. a member of FPC, GOA, et. al.) this means nothing to you right now. This decision will likely be challenged up to the 5th circuit, where I expect it will be upheld (with 5th circuit being arguably the most pro-2A circuit of all). After that, a challenge by the ATF or other party could send it to SCOTUS. There could also be another circuit court ruling contravening this, which could then provide impetus for SCOTUS to take it up.
I think ultimately the NFA will be largely struck down in the next 5 years. This case opens the door for all those pieces to fall into place.
So, for most people, nothing will change in the meantime. But if and when the NFA is struck down in large part, you'll be able to go into a store, pay, and walk out with a suppressor. And put a stock on an 11" rifle instead of a "pistol brace".
Fantastic. Thanks.
re: Do you think John Fetterman might leave Democratic Party?
Posted by LSUGrrrl on 8/5/26 at 2:05 pm to LivingstonLaw
No and I don’t want him to leave the Dems. We need a few sane ones left in that party to rebuild after we defeat this communist push.
Good explanation. Can you elaborate on real world impacts for citizens?
re: I was pretty concerned about the racist Beto vs Cruz in Texas, media is now doing the same
Posted by LSUGrrrl on 8/5/26 at 10:25 am to AkronTiger
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This isn't true. This is a very winnable race for the Dems.
Ok.
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Paxton won in 2018 by 3% in a less favorable climate to republicans for a position Democrats didn’t expect to win. This race is going to be close.
Very different environment than 2018 and he wasn’t running against a heretic who advocated for trans kids.
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Paxton isn’t Cruz. He has a terrible reputation. And Cruz only won by a couple of percentage points. Texas could lose this seat for a generation like Louisiana lost the seat by running Woody Jenkins. Candidate quality matters.
Paxton is respected for his work as AG. Millions of voters turned out to primary voting to make sure he was the candidate. People are still pissed about how dirty Cornyn was in his campaign against Paxton. Those of us who don’t love Paxton will hold our nose and vote for him anyway. Do not forget the large, grass roots movement that got him on the ballot. It’s the most united I’ve ever seen the republican base here. Now, he just needs to stay the hell out of college football.
Talarico has zero chance of winning in Texas. Between Republicans, Catholic Hispanics and Muslims, he has almost zero base.
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The Chinese are running the same playbook the Russians ran against us. The Russians funded leftwing organizations to oppose US oil and gas drilling because it threatened their oil and gas markets. Now the Chinese are funding the left and gullible “Republicans” to oppose data centers for the same reasons.
The Chinese aren’t going to stop building data centers but they certainly want us to stop building the infrastructure.
We don’t oppose data centers. If you haven’t noticed before, we have to be careful with our electrical grid. If it will strain the grid, there will need to be some expensive upgrades.
re: Grand Jury Just Indicted The Reflecting Pool Vandal
Posted by LSUGrrrl on 7/31/26 at 5:51 pm to LuckyTiger
But indicted for what?
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We've heard this every election year. Black men will still vote for the Dims.
He will build slightly on his minority gains from his election.
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