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According to almost everyone, his actual killer, as in the shooter, was Orlando Anderson. Long been dead. This trial is about who arranged it. For my money, seeing as though the same Orlando Anderson was beaten by Tupac and co shortly before, id say no planning was made. Both shooter and shootee chose a particular life and per the percentages, they both achieved one of the 2 most likely outcomes of that choice. Guy got beat, got mad and got even. End of story. All the rest is lore, much like a great deal of Tupacs reported legacy. For as talented as he was, as insightful as he could be, and as endeared as he is, hes easily the most overrated rapper/musician of all time. His true legacy is spawning an entire "thug life" generation that has done far more harm to those he loved so much(poor black people) than good.
Keefe D let his mouth write a check his arse can't cash. He can't backtrack now after years of saying he was involved. Even if it's a lie.

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Caitlin Clark is on the side of all the WNBA players that hate her on pretty much every issue

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Like much of her generation of white women, it's maybe just who she is

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Maybe one day she'll understand that there's nothing she can do or say to get them to like her and embrace the villain role like Cunningham.

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If ever she does, it'll be too late or once she's just a bitter bitch. If she's by chance just placating to get along, she'll probably just tire and retire young. She's already achieved more wealth than I believe she ever expected.

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The interpreter took the fall for Ohtani. It’s pretty clear Ohtani means too much for MLB to have him found guilty & miss potential years in his prime.

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It's arguable that the crime of robbing the public of the pleasure of watching his marvelous talent would be a greater detriment to society than the crime hes alleged to have committed. Im thankful for the interpreter and his ability to grasp the bigger picture. He'll be handsomely rewarded if all said is true. Win win.

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And while you’re right usc has the resources, unlike Texas and Ohio state, they don’t seem to have the institutional or fan base/booster interest in being elite in athletics.

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Chad Bowden went there recruited the support, went out and signed the most expensive high school class in history last year. This year a smaller class but of the 15-20 they really locked in in, they landed at about a 85% clip. And they lock the kids down with no visits. The coaching let's them down and the young talent. But they're building it with money. They paid a TE 2 million out of high school. Remember Pete Carroll? Thats the level they recruit at currently with their top targets.

Its too early to care. We have offered quite a few 28 instate kids so far. 3 RBs alone. That said, $ is in play now which means evaluations matter and perhaps commitable offers to instate kids arent as cut and dry as they once were. LSU fans need to come to grips with the new reality that LSU isnt going to built around LA kids the way it is used to. I dont see that as a bad thing. The state isnt prosperous enough to maintain a championship caliber program long term. Hence our cyclical success. Gluttonous with skill but lacking beef.

You realize minor league towns have women in them, right? Pussy is pussy. College pussy isnt some special brew, just in greater supply. As are stds and competition.

The adjective "great" in almost all occurrences but particularly as it pertains to sports.
The new one is "generational"

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That cop failed his partner.

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You talking about the cop that ran in, tossed a teenage girl like a ball, wrestled away the male then like a gunfighter pulled his taser and fired precisely at the other young man? He did his job and saved the young lady without a lethal shot fired. Quite the failure he is. But sure let's go around shooting mobs of people because we can not because we have to.

If he had fired shots, more power to him but props to him for finding a more reasonable solution to the problem. Even if they didn't deserve his reasoned approach. I can assure you his life going forward is exponentially better off with the choice he made.

I get to live my life free based solely on the decisions I make.

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Definite high point for the city.



That’s true for most cities. For one reason. After gangster rap became popular, that was all she wrote.

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Less about gangster rap and more about the CIA flooding the country with (rock)cocaine. Gangster rap was a byproduct of the crack era.

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The CIA assassinated an American President. Compared to that, Covid was child's play.

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I'd argue that covid was much more diabolical, well executed and effective. Kennedy was easy when you think about. The country was dark in terms of information and those in control controlled that(the moon landing;Watergate for example). Covid was under our noses, in our faces with the world's information literally at our fingertips. If not so evil it would be quite impressive in terms of execution. They almost successfully took out Trump under the same conditions and it wasn't difficult at all.