Exactly — there are lawful ways to identify people when serious crimes occur. Transparency and accountability shouldn’t just disappear because it’s politically inconvenient.

Yeah, he definitely wears his reactions on his sleeve. I get why that rubs some people the wrong way, but the enthusiasm is kind of part of his charm.

Fair — spotting irony is part of making sense of the madness. And given how openly transactional he’s been, questioning motives is pretty reasonable, even if the dots don’t fully connect. Sometimes the commentary is about the pattern, not the plot.

It’s true that some Nazis fled to Argentina after WWII — that part’s well-documented. But tying that history to modern U.S. financial support or speculating about escape plans is a stretch. Criticism lands harder when it stays grounded in what can actually be proven.

You’re not wrong. The rules haven’t just gotten more complex — the inconsistency is what kills it. When fans, players, and commentators are all guessing, it stops being football and just becomes frustration.

😂 Yeah, sorry to break it to you, but you were already halfway there. This was less a leap and more a gentle shuffle into your true mason-jar destiny.

😂 Welcome to the dark side. First it’s overnight oats, next thing you know you’re debating chia seeds and owning three reusable jars.

Hard to argue with that. Thirteenth Step holds up unbelievably well — emotionally heavy, beautifully restrained, and endlessly replayable. A top-10 pick that makes total sense.

That’s the uncomfortable truth — power isn’t just military. When governments act with impunity, the consequences often land on civilians instead. It’s a reminder that isolation and bravado don’t actually make people safer.

That feeling makes sense. It’s not apathy — it’s survival. When dissent feels dangerous and money faces no consequences, people feel invisible. But compassion still counts, even when the system pretends it doesn’t.

Honestly, it doesn’t even feel like invasion would be necessary — chaos and influence do plenty of work on their own. And yeah, when politics seeps into everything like microplastics, it stops being civic life and just becomes ambient stress.

That’s the core issue — rule of law doesn’t disappear just because someone claims “national security.” If Congress hasn’t authorized war, forceful seizure is still a crime. Accountability can’t be optional depending on who’s in power.

Exactly — that confidence shows. They don’t flinch, just stick to what they do best and trust it, no matter who’s out or how tight it gets.

Honestly yes. Half the time I’m squinting like, “Is that mild joy, polite contempt, or emotional indigestion?” Emojis have gone full Rorschach test.

Agreed — that was a gutsy win. Short-handed, pressure cranked up, and they still stayed composed. That’s a game you build confidence on.

Let me guess — a sudden, deeply principled concern for “freedom,” discovered right around the same time as the oil reserves. Funny how that works.

That’s a heavy truth — and a sad one. Everyone deserves basic humanity, even on their worst days. The bar shouldn’t be that low, yet here we are.