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It's interesting what constitutes being political on this board in violation of the rules.

If you post in support of a candidate who lost to the guy who got the most votes in history, who lost in an epic 306 vote electoral landslide, who is the only candidate to not win the most votes twice...it's permitted.

However, if you post about a movie that made his lawyer look bad...the snowflake brigade tags moderation demanding deletion.

Fascinating stuff.

You can't really wonder why Murphy has a 67% approval rating when his opponents are taking to this board and behaving the way they do- some paid to do it.
 
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e5fdny

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I’ve seen 1 blatantly bad example thus far: Notre Dame
And that would have happened here and most every other place with the same result at the end of the game.

The students are already together every day but the rest of the stands are not on top of each other.
 

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It's interesting what constitutes being political on this board in violation of the rules.

If you post in support of a candidate who lost to the guy who got the most votes in history, who lost in an epic 306 vote electoral landslide, who is the only candidate to not win the most votes twice...it's permitted.

However, if you post about a movie that made his lawyer look bad...the snowflake brigade tags moderation demanding deletion.

Fascinating stuff.

You can't really wonder why Murphy has a 67% approval rating when his opponents are taking to this board and behaving the way they do- some paid to do it.
So true.
 
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And that would have happened here and most every other place with the same result at the end of the game.

The students are already together every day but the rest of the stands are not on top of each other.

Students gathering in the 10s and 20s at a party or class is much different than crowds in the thousands screaming, yelling and hugging which is what I saw after the ND victory. This two scenarios are not similar.
 

e5fdny

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Students gathering in the 10s and 20s at a party or class is much different than crowds in the thousands screaming, yelling and hugging which is what I saw after the ND victory. This two scenarios are not similar.
I’m talking about how Notre Dame Stadium layed out its seating chart. What happens after kickoff is the Stadium staff and school’s fault.

Wasn’t really talking about the end of the game...which again I think happens everywhere if/when you beat the #1 team in the Country.
 

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He's a lapdog for whatever the nanny state says to do but does not do as they say. Gov on the left coast got caught violating his own rules again.
Chuckie still hasn’t learned to cover his nose with his mask. If Pelosi and Schumer don’t take it seriously how can they expect free thinking Americans to take them seriously? I never took any politician seriously my whole like but this group has really upped the hypocrisy game.
 
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