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My friend...if they aren't US citizens they are not granted the same rights you and I are. Can we start there with a baseline of agreement? Illegal immigrant gangs are running around the US and that's what has your blood pressure up?

1. We are not a democracy. We are a republic. 2. Mistakes are made every day by the feds. Hopefully the professor can return. That doesn't offset the HUNDREDS of gang members deported. 3. The previous admin was working with big tech to suppress conservative speech. We aren't even close to that...

Any of our bleeding hearts on IE crying tears for these gang members?

Read again, child. I never said I was putting you on ignore. I said in all my years here I've never put one person on ignore.

No tears here, and your opinion carries no weight. Troll on.

I joined the site in 2008 ish. Not once have I had to use the ignore button, regardless of how much I disagree with someone. Bua is straight trash and trolling. All day. Every day. And it takes away from the (sometimes) substantive convos that can take place here.

I can assure you, and I think most here would agree, the problem is you. Not him. You admitted to the problem earlier in these threads being that we're all morons and everyone needs to step up their game when talking politics. It would be time better spent for you to find a job or a new hobby...

You, as the new guy in the room, don't get to make baseless accusations against anyone here. Your opinion on other people here carries zero weight. This is not a college lecture hall, you are no professor, and we are not 19 year old kids. Get over yourself. And if the issue is everyone else...

We know you're new here (or same old member with a new username) but Irish1 is one of the most level headed, common sense, rational posters on the whole site regardless of topic. He has never said anything that would lead one to believe he aligns with bigotry, KKK or Nazis. Maybe if you tried...

1) There's a difference between deficit and debt, and admittedly I haven't seen the new bill. 2) There's a bigger difference between spending on US programs/ services versus taking out loans to back other nation's wars.

We are $36 trillion in debt and borrowed billions to give to Ukraine for their war, and that isn't burdensome to us? Please.

Can you describe the relationship between BK and Harry Hiestand? And if Rees had stayed at ND, would Hiestand have stayed with him?

The Rachel Maddow thing would make sense. She only works at night, leaving her plenty of time to join a ND football forum and argue with strangers on the internet about politics.

my next paycheck says this is Cacky

Yep, and I think it would be more fun for fans and more beneficial to players if we saw them scrimmage another team. In a lot of these intersquad scrimmages you have linemen going both ways, lots of guys doubled up, switching jerseys, etc. Just scrimmage another team so you can see 1 vs 1 and...

It's not our defense dollars if we are BORROWING MONEY to send to another country. Are you able to articulate the difference between debt and deficit?

Borrowing money to pay for another country's war doesn't improve the situation. Also...try to distinguish the difference between debt and deficit.

My error and I'll own it.

There is no strawman. Yes, in my opinion it would not be advisable for the US to BORROW MONEY to fund another country's war. We are $36 trillion in debt and the US defense budget is for the US, not the entire world. If this war drags on for another 5 years (I hope it doesn't) and we keep sending...

If that trend continues, 1 of 2 things will occur: 1) Ukraine becomes Afghanistan 2.0 for Russia and this thing gets drawn out for several years 2) Russia packs up and calls it quits In the meantime, it shouldn't cost the US billions or trillions.