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NFL Head Coaching Now Over-Represented by Blacks - UPDATE - the hiring of Radio Raheem brings it up to 22%!!!!
jerryskids replied to Patented Phil's topic in The Geek Club
No, it doesn't make sense. What is it about the ability to run a 4.4 40 directly correlates to coaching acumen? -
The highly educated hate working people. A shocking poll exposes the utter contempt the elite holds the general public
jerryskids replied to Dizkneelande's topic in The Geek Club
I'm not sure I see your distinction. Yes, the elites want to reduce YOUR freedoms, but not THEIRS. There are plenty of ways in which their behaviors would skirt reductions in general freedoms. They fly to Davos on private jets, and get into SUV caravans, so that they can meet to discuss restrictions on you in the name of saving the planet. They shut down the public schools during Covid, but their kids still got educated. They shut down the economy, but they still got expensive dinners and salon jobs (not trying to pick on Cali Dems here, just things that leapt to my mind). -
The highly educated hate working people. A shocking poll exposes the utter contempt the elite holds the general public
jerryskids replied to Dizkneelande's topic in The Geek Club
Thanks for the response. I would argue that several items in the OP are examples of luxury beliefs and environmentalism. Outlawing gas stoves is of little importance to the rich; they can get the latest induction cooktops (which rock btw!). Same with gas cars: they can go buy a Tesla or other electric cars. There are other luxury beliefs which Henderson describes in earlier works, things like single parenthood. White liberal elite women are at the forefront of pushing for it, but statistically, they tend to not actually BE single parents: they get married and raise traditional families. LGBTQ rights are somewhat by definition luxury beliefs. As I've stated here before, third-world countries don't have the luxury of such beliefs, as they need people to have lots of babies because many of those die and those who don't are needed to work the farm, much like in the US 100+ years ago. That doesn't make those beliefs bad per se, but they are indeed reserved for cultures with the luxury to support them. As to whether or not you should care, that's up to you of course. But these are the people who generally set policy, and they don't like you having freedoms: -
In 5 words or less, what do you think of George Soros?
jerryskids replied to seafoam1's topic in The Geek Club
Hates America. Don't know why. -
The highly educated hate working people. A shocking poll exposes the utter contempt the elite holds the general public
jerryskids replied to Dizkneelande's topic in The Geek Club
OK. I will start with discussing this blog post, which is very relevant IMO to the OP. It is about "luxury beliefs," and I am a big believer in this phenomenon with the rich elite. The text intersperses with graphics too much for me to copy/paste it here, so I'll just provide the link. https://www.robkhenderson.com/p/status-symbols-and-the-struggle-for Thoughts? -
The highly educated hate working people. A shocking poll exposes the utter contempt the elite holds the general public
jerryskids replied to Dizkneelande's topic in The Geek Club
I'd like a conversation. I find the data in the OP disconcerting, but not surprising. I'm an honorary member of the Ivy League alumni association. Although technically my school wasn't an Ivy, they let folks like me hang with them. I can tell you with no reservations: in the model of Brave New World, they consider themselves the Alphas, and people like myself and folks from other private (read: exclusive, expensive, come from rich stock) institutions the Betas. The rest of you mooks are Gammas or below. They hold you in disdain, and think you are incapable of tying your own shoes without their guidance. They view their role as saving the world from your (not you personally, the collective Gamma "you") idiocy. If you are interested in this conversation, let me know and I'll continue. -
I propose we try to get to know our fellow geeks a little better
jerryskids replied to cmh6476's topic in The Geek Club
Born in NE PA, in the area of the Office. Coal mining and manufacturing area, until it wasn't. Four years in college in the Bawstahn area. Phoenix area since graduation. It occurs to me that next year I'll have been here 36 years, twice as long as PA. Yet I still feel I'm "from" PA in a way. -
Yeah, I think they figure (probably correctly) that they can make us a non-signature and we'll still have the most attendees, who will all have a great time. It may eventually come back to bite them, but for now they'll milk it. This tourney really should be a bucket list item for golf fans. It's unlike any other. Basically there is a big party and a golf tourney breaks out.
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House Jan. 6 Committee deleted more than 100 encrypted files days before GOP took majority
jerryskids replied to seafoam1's topic in The Geek Club
Again, nuance is your mortal enemy. I believe that somewhere between one extreme (the Feds were completely uninvolved) and the other (the Feds coordinated the whole thing) is the truth. I'd like to judge Trump based on the actual truth, not the kangaroo court that it has been to date. I realize that these words are lost on you, but I'm not a fan of Trump, and I'd rather the Repubs push other candidates. But I also don't these shenanigans on a former POTUS and presumptive candidate. You seem peachy with them; you do you, I guess. -
Sure, I'll do it. I definitely want to do the WM as well. Figuring out my schedule/days attending right now.
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House Jan. 6 Committee deleted more than 100 encrypted files days before GOP took majority
jerryskids replied to seafoam1's topic in The Geek Club
Not at all. This was all hashed out back at the time, and you weren't around, so I won't bother to go back and reconstruct all the details. My personal objection with the 1/6 committee was that it wasn't a "truth seeking" committee, it was a one-way kangaroo court. They carefully culled the most damning of video, conveniently leaving out video of, say, guards at one entrance pulling up a bar to allow in a well-behaved crowd, then turning their backs on the crowd with no fear for their safety (left-leaning posters like @Fnord, I believe, agreed that this was troubling and should be investigated). So basically, I entered today thinking that we have not been given the entire story on what happened that day. And learning that the committee Hillary'd a bunch of data just before the transition, well, that goes to support my belief, wouldn't you say? -
House Jan. 6 Committee deleted more than 100 encrypted files days before GOP took majority
jerryskids replied to seafoam1's topic in The Geek Club
Apparently English is not your first (or any) language, as my entire final sentence is in opposition to this post. Then again, you consistently successfully defend your crown as the King of No Nuance, and this is no exception. -
House Jan. 6 Committee deleted more than 100 encrypted files days before GOP took majority
jerryskids replied to seafoam1's topic in The Geek Club
What, you too? A total inability to fathom something? I can fathom evidence of feds in the crowd. I'm not even saying they were stirring the pot (although I could fathom it), but just that they were there. -
MSNBC's Rachel Maddow predicts country doomed if Trump wins again
jerryskids replied to seafoam1's topic in The Geek Club
And then all of the career military leaders side with Trump and take over the country, amirite? It's hilarious that you Lefties call the right the conspiracy theorists. If you actually sat back and thought about this dictator fantasy, you'd realize how dumb it sounds. But, the MSM has you whipped into a froth, so you won't. -
House Jan. 6 Committee deleted more than 100 encrypted files days before GOP took majority
jerryskids replied to seafoam1's topic in The Geek Club
Really? Can't even fathom it? I can fathom that a pangolin and a bat had wild sex just outside of the Wuhan Coronavirus Lab and created Covid. I mean, it sounds idiotic saying it, but I can fathom it. If you try again really hard, can you fathom what might be in the deleted material that could exonerate Trump? -
MSNBC's Rachel Maddow predicts country doomed if Trump wins again
jerryskids replied to seafoam1's topic in The Geek Club
Between this and your inability to see Biden's cognitive decline, I weep for your own cognition. The dictator comment was clearly in the context of Day 1 executive orders, which he immediately discussed. I swear I wonder how you function in everyday life. -
Could be an opossum. If so, @OldMaidcan teach you how to turn it into a pet.
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Feel free to assign phrases like delusion of grandeur, or narcissism, to Trump. He is certainly narcissistic. But his mental capabilities have not diminished anywhere near Biden, that is obvious.
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Feel free to post anything from Trump's presidency that shows mental decline like the videos I posted about Biden. Covfefe! Haley! Equivalency!
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Don't be lazier than usual, read my posts, troll. Hint: covfefe! Haley! And I'll raise your troll level:
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MSNBC favorite joy Reid likes porn for kids
jerryskids replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
You need help with the definition of "proof". -
Well, nothing I listed has to do with "poor public speaking." Otherwise, good post, good effort. I sure hope you are trolling, for your sake.
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Sorry, but if you interpret a compete inability to orient oneself, follow directions, focus when a world leader is talking, or speak coherent words as "poor public speaking," you are some combination of troll, idiot, and a sycophant who has swallowed so many blue pills that you look like a smurf. I thought only @squistionwas this hopeless, apparently he isn't the only one.
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Do You Have A Secret Ingredient You Put In Your Chili ?
jerryskids replied to BeenHereBefore's topic in The Geek Club
Either you or your step daughter don't understand the definition of "vegetarian"
