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Pistons game was a great example of why the Raptors need to upgrade their shooting
Your offense just doesn't have that burst potential without those shooting threats in the supporting cast
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Polymarket is taking bets on whether the seven Cornell students accused of raping a student will receive a felony sex crime charge.
Among the athletes endorsing Polymarket:
LeBron James, Derek Jeter, Eli Manning, Sue Bird, Reggie Bush and Richard Sherman.
Polymarket and its athlete endorsers are under fire for a market on whether any of the seven male defendants accused of raping a Cornell student will get a felony sex crime charge.
There was $451K in volume, with traders placing a 28% chance on the market resolving to “yes."
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Matt will dig up senate races from 2004 to win an argument, but on this one he's going on vibes. Here's the data:
Americans who won't vote for a Muslim candidate they agree with (since 2016):
-All voters: 31% to 43%
-Republicans: 51% → 72%.
-Democrats: 13% → 18%
Curious how Matt plans to moderate "I agree with you, but you're Muslim." Maybe AES should try being 10% less Muslim and see how it polls.
Everyone contributes in their own way. You don't legitimize your protest by deligitimizing others. It's wrong when they do it to your bricks through windows and it's wrong when you do it to their dancing
"Why do people hate her" and then the list of accomplishments is all stuff designed to enroll more people in an exploitative healthcare system designed to bankrupt them instead of giving them the universal healthcare they need
Protest policing ain't it stuck to making up stuff that never happened to pass off as basketball analysis
It's heartbreaking to see this poor business owner pleading with protestors to leave her shop alone.
Until you realize this isn't a small business. It's FranPrix, a supermarket chain with 894 stores.. and this isn't a poor business owner. It's a fellow protestor.
Yes, when a march or protest starts, there are often horribly misguided, violent opportunists who use the meaningful cause to root, pillage and even enact violence.
The peaceful protestors are then roped in with non-peaceful ones because hey, if you don't start a protest, then the lootings don't happen.
And this is how we have people half way across the world equating people protesting their governments demanding change... With opportunistic criminals using the opportunity to steal shit.
Happened during the LA riots. Happened during the George Floyd riots too.
Protests aren't bad. Looting small businesses is bad.
The dumbest people in our society will always have this signal and noise confusion.
Trying to invoke George Floyd to tut tut property destruction as a form of protest is insane
When that precinct burned they started promising all sorts of stuff and as soon as it became clear that protestors wouldn't burn another one they not only backtracked but doubled down
I'm sure people will clown this but when you're one of the best at something you should get paid like that
Just in: Oklahoma City Thunder All-Defensive guard Cason Wallace has agreed to a five-year, $139 million rookie-scale contract extension, agents Jeff Schwartz, Max Lipsett and Marcus Monk of Excel Sports Management tell ESPN.
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Tommy, who worked as Josh Hawley’s ops director, is the son of Bobby Jindal’s longtime COS, Tim Teepell, who is listed as the principal for Breakthrough LLC. This month, Jindal’s dark money group paid $250,000 to Breakthrough LLC, for influencer marketing opposing Abdul El-Sayed.
