Does anyone put up with worse behavior from coaches than Michigan?

[Hokie 04]

Put aside for a moment that other colleges look at them and say, "Man, you guys are taking the leftist stuff a little far." And that's other colleges (tax receivers not taxpayers), not normal taxpayers.

Juwan Howard face mushes another coach and has BLM patches on jerseys.... still. Has bunches of kids with bunches of women.

Harbaugh gets suspended for cheating and they act like they're being persecuted. Please, they're one of the national media's favorites (along with similarly left UNC, Syracuse, and Texas).

Interim coach curses twice, including an f bomb, in the post game interview. Again, he does this while acting like a victim. Slipping up and cursing I understand, but you catch yourself and apologize. Twice in like 30 seconds.

They won't do anything. Scared white liberals who are too committed to a victim narrative.

[Mitt Romney]

The "coach" of the platform-less Republican party treats them like a doormat and does the whiny victim schtick nonstop. Is that the answer you came here for?

This schtick is toxic, well for the rural rubes that have lost hope, and are themselves "victims."

Former president Donald Trump denigrated his domestic opponents and critics during a Veterans Day speech Saturday, calling those on the other side of the aisle “vermin” and suggesting that they pose a greater threat to the United States than countries such as Russia, China or North Korea. That language is drawing rebuke from historians, who compared it to that of authoritarian leaders.

“We pledge to you that we will root out the communists, Marxists, fascists and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country that lie and steal and cheat on elections,” Trump said toward the end of his speech, repeating his false claims that the 2020 election was stolen. “They’ll do anything, whether legally or illegally, to destroy America and to destroy the American Dream.”

Trump went on further to state: “the threat from outside forces is far less sinister, dangerous and grave than the threat from within. Our threat is from within. Because if you have a capable, competent, smart, tough leader, Russia, China, North Korea, they’re not going to want to play with us.”

The former president’s speech in Claremont, N.H., echoed his message of vengeance and grievance, as he called himself a “very proud election denier” and decried his legal entanglements, once again attacking the judge in a New York civil trial and re-upping his attacks on special counsel Jack Smith. In the speech, Trump once again portrayed himself as a victim of a political system that is out to get him and his supporters.

Yet Trump’s use of the word “vermin” both in his speech and in a Truth Social post on Saturday drew particular backlash.

“The language is the language that dictators use to instill fear,” said Timothy Naftali, a senior research scholar at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs. “When you dehumanize an opponent, you strip them of their constitutional rights to participate securely in a democracy because you’re saying they’re not human. That’s what dictators do.”

[HokieJoe]

The "coach" of the platform-less Republican party treats them like a doormat and does the whiny victim schtick nonstop. Is that the answer you came here for?

This schtick is toxic, well for the rural rubes that have lost hope, and are themselves "victims."

Former president Donald Trump denigrated his domestic opponents and critics during a Veterans Day speech Saturday, calling those on the other side of the aisle “vermin” and suggesting that they pose a greater threat to the United States than countries such as Russia, China or North Korea. That language is drawing rebuke from historians, who compared it to that of authoritarian leaders.

“We pledge to you that we will root out the communists, Marxists, fascists and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country that lie and steal and cheat on elections,” Trump said toward the end of his speech, repeating his false claims that the 2020 election was stolen. “They’ll do anything, whether legally or illegally, to destroy America and to destroy the American Dream.”

Trump went on further to state: “the threat from outside forces is far less sinister, dangerous and grave than the threat from within. Our threat is from within. Because if you have a capable, competent, smart, tough leader, Russia, China, North Korea, they’re not going to want to play with us.”

The former president’s speech in Claremont, N.H., echoed his message of vengeance and grievance, as he called himself a “very proud election denier” and decried his legal entanglements, once again attacking the judge in a New York civil trial and re-upping his attacks on special counsel Jack Smith. In the speech, Trump once again portrayed himself as a victim of a political system that is out to get him and his supporters.

Yet Trump’s use of the word “vermin” both in his speech and in a Truth Social post on Saturday drew particular backlash.

“The language is the language that dictators use to instill fear,” said Timothy Naftali, a senior research scholar at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs. “When you dehumanize an opponent, you strip them of their constitutional rights to participate securely in a democracy because you’re saying they’re not human. That’s what dictators do.”

The only "dictating" I see is from the Democrats. The midwitted rubes who carry their water on various issues are pathetic.

[RiverguyVT]

LOL @ Mitt, ever looking down his nose at those dumb unenlightened rural people

[HokieHam]

LOL @ Mitt, ever looking down his nose at those dumb unenlightened rural people

He’s the perfect Bubble Boy caricature.

[Mitt Romney]

LOL @ Mitt, ever looking down his nose at those dumb unenlightened rural people

Come on now. We've all seen the maps of who was dumb enough to vote for Trump. He's really locked up the vast tracts of almost empty land.

More "victims" of a changing world in those parts I'm sure. So many victims. Don't forget Trump nailed himself to a cross for you.

[Hokie 04]

LOL @ Mitt, ever looking down his nose at those dumb unenlightened rural people

Come on now. We've all seen the maps of who was dumb enough to vote for Trump. He's really locked up the vast tracts of almost empty land.

More "victims" of a changing world in those parts I'm sure. So many victims. Don't forget Trump nailed himself to a cross for you.

Hmm, sounds like you're wanting to look at voting patterns by intelligence. Interesting idea. Would IQ be an acceptable way of determining this, or is that "problematic?"

[HokieJoe]

LOL @ Mitt, ever looking down his nose at those dumb unenlightened rural people

Come on now. We've all seen the maps of who was dumb enough to vote for Trump. He's really locked up the vast tracts of almost empty land.

More "victims" of a changing world in those parts I'm sure. So many victims. Don't forget Trump nailed himself to a cross for you.

Okay Biden voter.

[Mitt Romney]

LOL @ Mitt, ever looking down his nose at those dumb unenlightened rural people

Come on now. We've all seen the maps of who was dumb enough to vote for Trump. He's really locked up the vast tracts of almost empty land.

More "victims" of a changing world in those parts I'm sure. So many victims. Don't forget Trump nailed himself to a cross for you.

Okay Biden voter.

Nothing is going to motivate Biden voters, who need motivation, more than Donny being on the ballot again. With the same results as every election since 2016.

And rural is lazy shorthand for low levels of education.

In 2016, Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election by securing a very large share of the rural vote. In the 2020 election, his margin of victory in rural America was even greater. This time, however, voter turnout in urban areas was much higher, an even larger share of these urban voters cast their ballot for Biden, and Trump lost the election. Analysis revealed that two variables were especially important predictors of county-level voting behavior. Counties that Trump won had a large proportion of non-Hispanic white residents and a low proportion of college graduates. When controlling for other independent variables, the effects of rural/urban residence largely disappeared. Thus, Trump's dominance in rural counties is explained by the fact that rural counties have large numbers of non-Hispanic white residents and lower levels of educational attainment than urban counties. These same variables were important in explaining the vote in five key battleground states.

[RiverguyVT]

LOL


in a thread about Michigan's drama...

[HokieHam]

LOL @ Mitt, ever looking down his nose at those dumb unenlightened rural people

Come on now. We've all seen the maps of who was dumb enough to vote for Trump. He's really locked up the vast tracts of almost empty land.

More "victims" of a changing world in those parts I'm sure. So many victims. Don't forget Trump nailed himself to a cross for you.

Okay Biden voter.

Nothing is going to motivate Biden voters, who need motivation, more than Donny being on the ballot again. With the same results as every election since 2016.

And rural is lazy shorthand for low levels of education.

In 2016, Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election by securing a very large share of the rural vote. In the 2020 election, his margin of victory in rural America was even greater. This time, however, voter turnout in urban areas was much higher, an even larger share of these urban voters cast their ballot for Biden, and Trump lost the election. Analysis revealed that two variables were especially important predictors of county-level voting behavior. Counties that Trump won had a large proportion of non-Hispanic white residents and a low proportion of college graduates. When controlling for other independent variables, the effects of rural/urban residence largely disappeared. Thus, Trump's dominance in rural counties is explained by the fact that rural counties have large numbers of non-Hispanic white residents and lower levels of educational attainment than urban counties. These same variables were important in explaining the vote in five key battleground states.

Tell me where DrumpF! touched you……

If the election were held today, DrumpF! would win (I know that NYSlimes poll has you scared)…….because XiDing voters don’t have any motivation after seeing the shiRtshow he’s put on. I’m sure you trust the polls with all your being. Polling with blacks and Hispanics…..or should I say LantinX’s so as not to offend……is polling even higher now for the Tangerine Tornado than in 2020.

The utter arrogance of your “low education” comment says it all. Let’s see….…..it’s obvious the brainwashed masses that are churned out in the Maoist University system vote blue…….shocking! If you can’t see that with what has been going on since October 7th, you truly are the biggest Bubble Boy here(which I have no doubt). And you call that educated.

The University system is broken for the most part…..mostly in part due to your side. It’s interesting because there was a thread on the TSL Subscribers board today in which this was discussed. University degrees, for the most part in this day and age, aren’t what they used to be. You’re bragging about a bunch of “educated” Womyn’s and BiPOc studies majors voting for a dementia riddled crook because he had a D after his last name and he wasn’t OMB.

I’ll take the rural, hard working, common sense, blue collared crowd…all day and any day. You can have what’s in the cities, given their current state.

[HokieHam]

LOL


in a thread about Michigan's drama...

I hope he somehow wins again just to see the complete and total insanity that will result from it. It will be just like a scene from Mars Attacks…….

[Hokie 04]

LOL @ Mitt, ever looking down his nose at those dumb unenlightened rural people

Come on now. We've all seen the maps of who was dumb enough to vote for Trump. He's really locked up the vast tracts of almost empty land.

More "victims" of a changing world in those parts I'm sure. So many victims. Don't forget Trump nailed himself to a cross for you.

Okay Biden voter.

Nothing is going to motivate Biden voters, who need motivation, more than Donny being on the ballot again. With the same results as every election since 2016.

And rural is lazy shorthand for low levels of education.

In 2016, Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election by securing a very large share of the rural vote. In the 2020 election, his margin of victory in rural America was even greater. This time, however, voter turnout in urban areas was much higher, an even larger share of these urban voters cast their ballot for Biden, and Trump lost the election. Analysis revealed that two variables were especially important predictors of county-level voting behavior. Counties that Trump won had a large proportion of non-Hispanic white residents and a low proportion of college graduates. When controlling for other independent variables, the effects of rural/urban residence largely disappeared. Thus, Trump's dominance in rural counties is explained by the fact that rural counties have large numbers of non-Hispanic white residents and lower levels of educational attainment than urban counties. These same variables were important in explaining the vote in five key battleground states.

Educational attainment is one way to measure intelligence, I suppose. Wouldn't IQ be simpler and not account for.....other factors that allow someone to attain a worthless degree?

[HokieJoe]

LOL @ Mitt, ever looking down his nose at those dumb unenlightened rural people

Come on now. We've all seen the maps of who was dumb enough to vote for Trump. He's really locked up the vast tracts of almost empty land.

More "victims" of a changing world in those parts I'm sure. So many victims. Don't forget Trump nailed himself to a cross for you.

Okay Biden voter.

Nothing is going to motivate Biden voters, who need motivation, more than Donny being on the ballot again. With the same results as every election since 2016.

And rural is lazy shorthand for low levels of education.

In 2016, Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election by securing a very large share of the rural vote. In the 2020 election, his margin of victory in rural America was even greater. This time, however, voter turnout in urban areas was much higher, an even larger share of these urban voters cast their ballot for Biden, and Trump lost the election. Analysis revealed that two variables were especially important predictors of county-level voting behavior. Counties that Trump won had a large proportion of non-Hispanic white residents and a low proportion of college graduates. When controlling for other independent variables, the effects of rural/urban residence largely disappeared. Thus, Trump's dominance in rural counties is explained by the fact that rural counties have large numbers of non-Hispanic white residents and lower levels of educational attainment than urban counties. These same variables were important in explaining the vote in five key battleground states.

Your unintentional bubble boy shtick is truly remarkable, Mittens.

[RiverguyVT]

LOL @ Mitt, ever looking down his nose at those dumb unenlightened rural people

Come on now. We've all seen the maps of who was dumb enough to vote for Trump. He's really locked up the vast tracts of almost empty land.

More "victims" of a changing world in those parts I'm sure. So many victims. Don't forget Trump nailed himself to a cross for you.

Okay Biden voter.

Nothing is going to motivate Biden voters, who need motivation, more than Donny being on the ballot again. With the same results as every election since 2016.

And rural is lazy shorthand for low levels of education.

In 2016, Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election by securing a very large share of the rural vote. In the 2020 election, his margin of victory in rural America was even greater. This time, however, voter turnout in urban areas was much higher, an even larger share of these urban voters cast their ballot for Biden, and Trump lost the election. Analysis revealed that two variables were especially important predictors of county-level voting behavior. Counties that Trump won had a large proportion of non-Hispanic white residents and a low proportion of college graduates. When controlling for other independent variables, the effects of rural/urban residence largely disappeared. Thus, Trump's dominance in rural counties is explained by the fact that rural counties have large numbers of non-Hispanic white residents and lower levels of educational attainment than urban counties. These same variables were important in explaining the vote in five key battleground states.

Your unintentional bubble boy shtick is truly remarkable, Mittens.

It is always the ones smarter than everyone else.

[HokieJoe]

LOL @ Mitt, ever looking down his nose at those dumb unenlightened rural people

Come on now. We've all seen the maps of who was dumb enough to vote for Trump. He's really locked up the vast tracts of almost empty land.

More "victims" of a changing world in those parts I'm sure. So many victims. Don't forget Trump nailed himself to a cross for you.

Okay Biden voter.

Nothing is going to motivate Biden voters, who need motivation, more than Donny being on the ballot again. With the same results as every election since 2016.

And rural is lazy shorthand for low levels of education.

In 2016, Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election by securing a very large share of the rural vote. In the 2020 election, his margin of victory in rural America was even greater. This time, however, voter turnout in urban areas was much higher, an even larger share of these urban voters cast their ballot for Biden, and Trump lost the election. Analysis revealed that two variables were especially important predictors of county-level voting behavior. Counties that Trump won had a large proportion of non-Hispanic white residents and a low proportion of college graduates. When controlling for other independent variables, the effects of rural/urban residence largely disappeared. Thus, Trump's dominance in rural counties is explained by the fact that rural counties have large numbers of non-Hispanic white residents and lower levels of educational attainment than urban counties. These same variables were important in explaining the vote in five key battleground states.

Your unintentional bubble boy shtick is truly remarkable, Mittens.

It is always the ones smarter than everyone else.

Absolutely.

Meanwhile, rural communities don't burn down their neighborhoods or have stores scuttled due to constant theft and violence.

Urban communities are highly educated!

[HokieHam]

Come on now. We've all seen the maps of who was dumb enough to vote for Trump. He's really locked up the vast tracts of almost empty land.

More "victims" of a changing world in those parts I'm sure. So many victims. Don't forget Trump nailed himself to a cross for you.

Okay Biden voter.

Nothing is going to motivate Biden voters, who need motivation, more than Donny being on the ballot again. With the same results as every election since 2016.

And rural is lazy shorthand for low levels of education.

In 2016, Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election by securing a very large share of the rural vote. In the 2020 election, his margin of victory in rural America was even greater. This time, however, voter turnout in urban areas was much higher, an even larger share of these urban voters cast their ballot for Biden, and Trump lost the election. Analysis revealed that two variables were especially important predictors of county-level voting behavior. Counties that Trump won had a large proportion of non-Hispanic white residents and a low proportion of college graduates. When controlling for other independent variables, the effects of rural/urban residence largely disappeared. Thus, Trump's dominance in rural counties is explained by the fact that rural counties have large numbers of non-Hispanic white residents and lower levels of educational attainment than urban counties. These same variables were important in explaining the vote in five key battleground states.

Your unintentional bubble boy shtick is truly remarkable, Mittens.

It is always the ones smarter than everyone else.

Absolutely.

Meanwhile, rural communities don't burn down their neighborhoods or have stores scuttled due to constant theft and violence.

Urban communities are highly educated!

Here’s someone he would consider “highly educated”……

[RiverguyVT]

Come on now. We've all seen the maps of who was dumb enough to vote for Trump. He's really locked up the vast tracts of almost empty land.

More "victims" of a changing world in those parts I'm sure. So many victims. Don't forget Trump nailed himself to a cross for you.

Okay Biden voter.

Nothing is going to motivate Biden voters, who need motivation, more than Donny being on the ballot again. With the same results as every election since 2016.

And rural is lazy shorthand for low levels of education.

In 2016, Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election by securing a very large share of the rural vote. In the 2020 election, his margin of victory in rural America was even greater. This time, however, voter turnout in urban areas was much higher, an even larger share of these urban voters cast their ballot for Biden, and Trump lost the election. Analysis revealed that two variables were especially important predictors of county-level voting behavior. Counties that Trump won had a large proportion of non-Hispanic white residents and a low proportion of college graduates. When controlling for other independent variables, the effects of rural/urban residence largely disappeared. Thus, Trump's dominance in rural counties is explained by the fact that rural counties have large numbers of non-Hispanic white residents and lower levels of educational attainment than urban counties. These same variables were important in explaining the vote in five key battleground states.

Your unintentional bubble boy shtick is truly remarkable, Mittens.

It is always the ones smarter than everyone else.

Absolutely.

Meanwhile, rural communities don't burn down their neighborhoods or have stores scuttled due to constant theft and violence.

Urban communities are highly educated!

Exactly.

From where I sit, a college education does not at all mean what it used to.

[Hokie 04]

Okay Biden voter.

Nothing is going to motivate Biden voters, who need motivation, more than Donny being on the ballot again. With the same results as every election since 2016.

And rural is lazy shorthand for low levels of education.

In 2016, Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election by securing a very large share of the rural vote. In the 2020 election, his margin of victory in rural America was even greater. This time, however, voter turnout in urban areas was much higher, an even larger share of these urban voters cast their ballot for Biden, and Trump lost the election. Analysis revealed that two variables were especially important predictors of county-level voting behavior. Counties that Trump won had a large proportion of non-Hispanic white residents and a low proportion of college graduates. When controlling for other independent variables, the effects of rural/urban residence largely disappeared. Thus, Trump's dominance in rural counties is explained by the fact that rural counties have large numbers of non-Hispanic white residents and lower levels of educational attainment than urban counties. These same variables were important in explaining the vote in five key battleground states.

Your unintentional bubble boy shtick is truly remarkable, Mittens.

It is always the ones smarter than everyone else.

Absolutely.

Meanwhile, rural communities don't burn down their neighborhoods or have stores scuttled due to constant theft and violence.

Urban communities are highly educated!

Exactly.

From where I sit, a college education does not at all mean what it used to.

Exactly. Too many different sets of standards based on race to get in, too much financial incentive for the school to keep passing you toward a useless degree. If you're dumb and immediately flunk out, the school misses out on additional years of revenue (tuition).