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It's never going to happen if we don't do it. We can and we should.

Of course not. We need to deport every one we catch. But unless and until we actually secure our borders, illegal immigration will continue to be a problem. That doesn't mean we should reward them with citizenship. They should be imprisoned for a time to dissuade them of the notion that they can come here to earn money to send back home, then deport them. And we should bolster the Border Patrol with National Guardsmen with instructions to do whatever is necessary to prevent the illegal incursion across our border. We have a right and an obligation to defend our focking border. Come here the right way and assimilate. Or suffer the consequences.

You're saying we don't have an immigration process? You're wrong. My solution is we deport every one of them that we catch. If they come back, we cut their legs off and deport them again.

Amateur night. I'll be in bed by 10:00, up by 5:30 tomorrow and getting sh!t done before I go back to work on Tuesday.

Stay mad, b!tch

No It Didn't

There is a line, they cut it. So what? The Engineer from Germany has to wait his turn. So should Pedro from Mexiuagua. Should we not have a say in who we allow into our country?

Exactly. Maybe Decker reported, maybe he didn't. The official clearly did not declare him eligible. WHICH IS THE POINT! all you want, it doesn't change the fact that the refs made the right call. The Lions heard the announcement, why didn't they correct the Ref before the play? Haters gonna hate.

Nope

Mebbe Decker said, "saw you at the strip club last night. That chick giving you a lap dance had a nice ass."

Is it possible that the Lions sent two players over to the ref and had a third player run in at the last second to try to confuse the Cowboys, somebody reported, the ref thought it was one player when it was, in fact, another player, the ref heard who he thought reported and declared THAT player as eligible to the defense? You can't have three OL declared eligible on a play. The Lions got cute trying to confuse the Cowboys and instead, they confused the ref. Or the ref heard Decker declare his eligibility, acknowledged it, reported it to the defense then flagged him for it afterwards. Which makes more sense?

Aikman is a commentator. He was speculating. I want audio of Decker saying "reporting" to the ref. Otherwise this is all just speculation. Look, I'm a Cowboys fan. If Decker reported and the ref missed it, that sucks and I'd be pissed if it was the other way around. Some of you seem to be suggesting that Decker reported, the ref heard him, acknowledged it, reported his eligibility to the defense, then threw a flag on him. Does that make sense to you?

Where's the audio of Decker reporting?

Aubrey is $ from anywhere within 70 yards.

But then you'd have to pay them minimum wage. Also, there is a path to citizenship. It's the same path available to anyone, anywhere in the world. Just because you're within walking distance doesn’t mean you can cut the line.

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If he reported, the ref didn't hear him. If he did, he would've declared him eligible to the D. He didn't. What's the problem?

Their running game is nonexistent. The run blocking is pathetic. They have to throw to move the sticks. If not for the D, they'd be middling at best.

Zeke was the running game. Pollard was the change of pace back. They need a lead back if they want to go deep into the playoffs. What they have now won't get them there.

Did he report? Did the Ref hear him report? More importantly, did the Ref declare him as eligible prior to the play?

Holyfockingshit! That last 10 minutes took 10 years off my life.