Two things can be true:
1. The Ravens deserved to lose this game
2. The inconsistency in officiating this season is absolutely ridiculous
The league needs to explain to fans why you can use replay assist for some scenarios, but not others.
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This should stop every parent in their tracks...
In 1994 Japan ended all mandatory vaccines for babies under two years old.
The outcome? Japan now has one of the lowest infant mortality rates on the planet.
America? Highest infant mortality of all industrialized nations.
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When America's justice system works harder to protect career criminals and repeat offenders than it does to protect the innocent, our children pay the price.
Logan Federico was murdered by a monster with nearly 40 arrests and 25 felonies.
Every arrest was a chance to keep him off the streets. Every arrest was an opportunity to save Logan's life. And every time, the system let him walk.
Violent career criminals keep getting chance after chance while innocent young women lose their only one.
We will not stop until our justice system puts the innocent first.
Justice for Logan.
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WE ARE BEING POISONED.
Make smart choices.
DON'T EAT GARBAGE FOOD.
(There is no playing with your health.)
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Just when you think Democrats couldn’t possibly screw things up any worse…
They pull a stunt like This and somehow manage to totally redeem themselves!
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The biggest race happening in Connecticut this year is the gubernatorial election. Republican state Sen. Ryan Fazio is going up against incumbent Democrat Ned Lamont.
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🔴 EXCLUSIVE: I have received (unconfirmed by police) reports from his friend that the victim of the Bristol Connecticut Police Shooting during a Well Check is Disabled Afghanistan Combat Veteran Jakub Dziemaszkiewicz.
Jakub Served as U.S. Army Sergeant and was injured during combat operations in Afghanistan.
He has done advocacy work with the Disabled American Veterans Charitable Service Trust.
During the October 2013 federal government shutdown, he spoke publicly with NBC Connecticut regarding the anxiety and logistical challenges veterans faced while enduring furloughs from federal support roles.
Jakub also worked extensively as a civilian professional serving military personnel and veterans. He has served as a point of contact for the DEERS/RAPIDS Site managed via the Connecticut Army National Guard out of Newington, Connecticut, assisting personnel with vital defense enrollment and military identification systems.
Jakub lived in the Bristol, Connecticut, Chippens Hills neighborhood at 43 Woodbridge Road.
The body camera footage should be released by the Inspector General within 96 hours of when he was shot and killed on Friday evening, October 16, 2026.
Prayers up for his friends and family. Rest in Peace, Warrior. 🙏🇺🇸💜
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Here's one example of how corrupt the Healthcare industry is, and how they try to call frustrated people being held against their free will "crazy." This is why people are so frustrated in this world.
This patient in a rehab facility just wanted to go outside for some fresh air, but the nurses were holding him hostage.
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Corrupt CPS officers literally laugh in face of this mom when she expressed her concerns over her rights being violated.
This Michigan parent had two Child Protective Services caseworkers arrive unannounced demanding to inspect the inside of her home under the guise of "just checking where the children sleep."
The homeowner immediately starts rolling camera and quotes the Fourth Amendment, explicitly stating on the record: "My Fourth Amendment rights allow me to not give you access to my home without a warrant... You have threatened me to give you access to my home, and in order to do what is best for my children, I am opening my doors under duress."
Watch how the workers handle a citizen standing firm on her constitutional rights: instead of conducting themselves with professional accountability, they minimize the situation, feign ignorance, and literally chuckle and smirk as she explains her concerns.
The CPS officer dismissively claims he "doesn’t know what under duress means," treating a mother’s legitimate fear of administrative overreach and retaliatory threats like a joke.
Here is the dirty reality of child welfare investigations that agencies hope the general public never figures out:
absent true exigent circumstances (imminent, immediate physical danger) or a court-ordered warrant signed by a judge, CPS caseworkers have ZERO automatic constitutional authority to cross your threshold.
They bank on cornering parents on their front porch, threatening that refusing entry will be treated as an admission of guilt, and coercing families into signing away their Fourth Amendment protections. But the moment you document on camera that any opening of the door is strictly coerced under threat, voiding voluntary consent on the legal record, their entire playbook falls apart.
Notice how fast they freeze up and retreat to "talk to a supervisor" the second they realize their coercive tactics won't hold up in court.
Never let government officials bully, mock, or laugh your basic rights away.
Document every single interaction, keep the camera rolling, and never surrender your constitutional protections under intimidation.
If you ever wondered about your to nails.
Your fingernails grow roughly four times faster than your toenails.
Nail growth rate correlates directly with terminal blood circulation and direct trauma exposure. Because fingers receive significantly higher arterial capillary perfusion than feet—and undergo continuous micro-stimulation from typing, grabbing, and daily tactile use—fingernails regenerate at an average rate of 3.5 millimeters per month. Toenails, sheltered inside socks and shoes with slower distal blood flow, crawl along at just about 1.6 millimeters per month.































