His style and ability are not conducive to a career that lasts beyond 38 years old. I Don’t like to shit talk or second guess fighters, but he needs to hang em up and be happy with a pretty damn entertaining career.Just tuned into the fights....Jfc Diego is a mess, and I’m not even talking about the damage he’s taken in this fight.
people are going to look back on Diego in a few years and wonder how he was allowed to continue fighting for the last 3+ years of his career. This is real time tragedy taking place
Just tuned into the fights....Jfc Diego is a mess, and I’m not even talking about the damage he’s taken in this fight.
people are going to look back on Diego in a few years and wonder how he was allowed to continue fighting for the last 3+ years of his career. This is real time tragedy taking place
Rooting are Adesanya, but I’m pretty ambivalent tbhWho's rooting for who in the main?
For some reason I want Adesanya to win, I think really just because that "wannabe Ricky Martin" trash talk line is the funniest of all time.
No not really. The closest I can say for them is they know not what they do.@Darkballs @Fawlty Trump still has considerably better opinion polling among active duty military than Obama did. Can you justify that phenomenon in a way that doesn't disparage the intelligence or character of military personnel?
@MMAisGod
From a prior conversation you had, you may want to check this article out:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/26/us/politics/minneapolis-defund-police.html
City council that made that original pledge are stating they meant different things than actually disbanding it. It overlaps with how the messaging meant very different things to different factions of the party but the fact that this city council is backtracking a bit kinda shows where the majority is more anchored now that the dust has settled.
Momentum stalled this month when the city’s judge-appointed charter commission voted to delay approving the council’s proposed amendment, with the majority saying the legislation was rushed, ill-conceived, and could face legal challenges.
the council’s amendment won’t qualify for this year’s November ballot, meaning Minneapolis’s plan for transformative change will have to wait until at least 2021
The charter “is something that we've known is a barrier to a systemic change in any direction,” said Councilmember Jeremiah Ellison
the council will focus on debating Mayor Jacob Frey’s forthcoming budget proposal
Changing the charter is a prerequisite to any plan to dismantle — or even meaningfully defund — the police, organizers say. The charter, which is kind of like a local constitution for the city, specifically defines the department’s role, size, funding and oversight structure.
In 2018, Minneapolis’s council had tried to amend the document to give the city council legislative control over the police, but was stalled by political disagreement
To replace the police department, the council’s charter amendment would have created a new Department of Community Safety and Violence Prevention, which would prioritize a “holistic, public health-oriented approach” to public safety and tackle these non-violent incidents differently, and employ licensed “peace officers.”
Ellison points to the historic groundswell of protests calling for a radical reimagining of police as evidence of overwhelming support for the plan.
Or just slap on some YouTube white noise and avoid self reflection like it's SARS 4.We must endure our thoughts all night, until
the bright obvious stands motionless in the cold.
- Wallace Stevens
Alright so after reading that, I guess I'll point out the most blatant response I can give. How do we know they aren't saying that now to save face because, well, they absolutely meant, had some support "at the time" from some of their base, but simply failed miserably while it also fell out of favor at the same time? "In spirit" and "up for interpretation" sounds cool and all when support for what you attempted has dwindled from when you actually attempted it (and failed). I mean, cliffs--
^ read that one twice lol.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-08-13/minneapolis-falters-in-plan-to-disband-the-police
^ See above. There really isn't a oh-I-wonder situation here. They tried to massively defund/disband the police, rushed the legislation, got it delayed, and ultimately failed. Too recent for them to pretend they "didn't mean it", when they literally tried it. The only thing that has changed is the shift in overall public opinion, not their previous actions. The fortunate result is that cooler heads have prevailed and most acknowledge it was an insane proposal at this point, but it doesn't excuse them or that soon to be dead movement.
I have low level, little to no complexity discussions on this site with people where I hope I'm being trolled, because otherwise, what the fuck. What hope can I have in this world to get better.
It's not like I'm some genius or anything either.
I think I need to just leave this site behind. Motherfuckers here are depressing.
I have low level, little to no complexity discussions on this site with people where I hope I'm being trolled, because otherwise, what the fuck. What hope can I have in this world to get better.
It's not like I'm some genius or anything either.
I think I need to just leave this site behind. Motherfuckers here are depressing.
I just read your posts in disbelief, like how is he not getting this. And why is he so smug when he doesn't get it. And then I start to think, well, if he can't get this, what does he get? How many people here are like him? Then I start to think back, and the last time I was this confused and exasperated was talking about sports with Foster. He was probably trolling, but at the same time I'd seen him be serious and it felt the same before so I could not tell. And it was troubling.You're welcome everyone. My PS vs Xbox comments broke him.