Bison06

Why are all of the people I know in Minnesota going to Wisconsin for their weekend get always if the restrictions are the same?

What's your point? You positioned Biden as a choir boy, I made no such statement about Trump so I'm not required to defend his record. I knew exactly what he was when I voted for him.

Exactly. Nobody in the political game is clean, these are all awful people that none of us would even consider being personal friends with.

Maybe instead of the sex between two consenting adults you'd just utilize your political influence illegally to get your son a high paying job he has zero qualifications to have.

If I handed you a million dollars would you be a billionaire someday?

If only there were a way to look back over 40-50 years to look at a persons career and see what a politicians priorities are so we wouldn’t fall prey to fancy, nice sounding, professional speech writing and professionally coached orators.

And... You claim he isn’t re-electable as he’s gaining in polls during the DNC. If America felt that Biden’s speeches were as effective as you seem to then the opposite effect would be happening.

What world do you live in? Trump is gaining in the polls lately.

If Biden wins you’ll see a president out of the spotlight more than any in history. Just look at his campaign.

Zero chance Biden will debate Trump.

Isn’t that interesting that she isn’t ok when the protesting comes to her neighborhood.

Wouldn’t that be awful to eat some noodle soup and catch up on Netflix.

I have no problem with people voting for Biden to get rid of Trump, makes sense if you're looking for something, anything other than Trump. But can anyone who plans to vote for Biden genuinely say they like him as a candidate and the policy changes he'll bring with him?

define "normal"

Genuinely curious as I’ve always viewed my political stance as somewhat right-libertarian though not extremely so. As a left libertarian what is your stance on personal property rights?

I’m tired of this narrative. Influenza can have long lasting and even permanent effects. This is no different than it’s always been, just more fear with no context.

Yet far more normal than so many others.

How nice for you to have your family be able to get back to normal.

I've never bought the idea that teams are actually scared in the literal sense of the word. From a risk/benefit standpoint though, NDSU is a clear example of risk outweighing benefit for most FBS teams. FBS teams schedule FCS teams for a practice game in most cases, especially in the case of the upper echelon P5 teams. They want a team that they can pound and have the starters play a few series' into the third quarter and sit down. NDSU will come in expecting to win and would play hard for 4 quarters even if they were behind by a large margin. This is a non-starter for most P5 teams that have a legitimate shot at the CFP. So I don't and have never believed that Alabama is afraid of NDSU, but there is nothing to be gained if you're Alabama so why even play the game?

Your two comments seem to contradict each other. Either your first paragraph is true and Bison fans are speaking truth about not being able to find teams, or your second is true and that makes your first paragraph unnecessary. I have no doubt that many schools were contacted. Why would you doubt that, it isn't exactly a fantastical comment.

What surprises me about people defending what happened in Minneapolis and now Portland is it’s people that say they love the city. I have many friends who work(ed) downtown Minneapolis and they’ve said they won’t be returning to work. Not because of Covid, but because they don’t have trust that they would be safe downtown Minneapolis and I can’t blame them. I haven’t been into Minneapolis proper since March and I have no plans to return until I have confidence that police will be allowed to do their jobs. “We don’t need you” they’ll say. Actually, you do. Without the foot traffic from people outside of a Minneapolis proper coming downtown for work, Minneapolis will be a ghost town in 3 years.

Where’s the part in the algorithm where you find out if you’re black or not?

That word annually might be pretty important as it pertains to obesity.

What about a parents influence on their children’s eating and activity habits? Can obesity not be passed to others that a person has influence over? Maybe parents who don’t teach their kids to exercise and eat properly should be held liable for their children’s health issues.

It’s not dumb, it’s different than infectious disease, but when comparing things the average American should worry about both obesity and diabetes are infinitely more worrisome than Covid.