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  2. red viking
    Again, what's the point? Still waiting.
  3. Caveira
  4. Hammerlock3
    third attempt to drag politics into the topic....give it a rest dude.
  5. 1032004
    I disagree that this is what “liberals” think
  6. wrestlingshoe
    Incorrect. He is saying what his beliefs are. He speaks for right wing Christians. He does not speak for all Christians.
  7. red viking
    Crazy winger question coming from nowhere. Typical winger bs. Define reparations
  8. red viking
    Thank you for providing some reputable sources. I don't read rt wing garbage propaganda. Now, what's the point here?
  9. Gibsonian
    NIL is a cancer
  10. Undefeated
    This issue has both a legal and a personal dimension. Legally, reparations are a matter of laws, historical responsibility, and international standards. But on a personal level, individuals can’t be held accountable for actions they didn’t commit. For example, decades ago Saddam Hussein, with the support of some Western countries, invaded Iran and caused a devastating war with many casualties. Iraq, as a state, still owes reparations. But it wouldn't make sense to hold an Iraqi citizen—born long after the war and uninvolved in any way—personally responsible for Saddam's actions. I think the same logic should apply when we talk about personal responsibility versus collective historical accountability.
  11. Caveira
    or cnn https://www.cnn.com/2025/07/04/business/video/mexico-protest-american-gentrification-valeria-leon-pkg-intl Or nbc https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna217013 Or abc https://abcnews.go.com/amp/International/wireStory/protests-surge-mass-tourism-mexico-city-end-vandalism-123493341 Or the New York Times https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/05/world/americas/mexico-city-protest-gentrification.html Or the LA times https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2025-06-16/immigrant-protests-violence-reverberate-in-mexico
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  13. Scouts Honor
    you love reuters right?
  14. Hammerlock3
    i think the argument is "I did something wrong, but it didn't help me at all so it doesn't warrant a punishment".
  15. alex1fly
    No revenue share for OU wrestling? How does this affect guys on their roster vs other rosters where they do revenue share? I should read up on it, most of what I’ve seen is related to football.
  16. red viking
    From conservativekeeks 2.0. Lmao. Please provide something factual instrad of rt wing propaganda.
  17. JimmySpeaks
    So you would say that reparations for slavery shouldn’t be a thing?
  18. Undefeated
    You're right. None of us choose where we're born—we just happen to be born in a place with a history that, honestly, has nothing to do with us personally. We're only responsible for our own actions, not for the pride or the mistakes of those who came before us. That’s why I don’t think modern Germans have any reason to feel ashamed of Germany’s past. Now, about that video—those people weren’t joking around. In Iran, there’s actually a group of people who admire Hitler. And at least at that time, they were making two major mistakes. First, they genuinely believed that Hitler liked Iranians for racial reasons. But the Nazis' definition of the "Aryan race" didn’t include Iranians at all—though this group in Iran doesn’t see it that way. They treat Hitler’s Mein Kampf almost like a holy book—some even keep a copy in their personal libraries, get swastika tattoos, and use Hitler’s photo as their profile picture. So no, it definitely wasn’t a joke to them. Second, they weren’t trying to offend the Germans—quite the opposite. They actually thought the Germans supported Hitler. So when Germany’s national anthem was played at a stadium, they gave the Nazi salute thinking it was the most respectful way to honor their guests. It’s wild when you think about it—they meant it as the ultimate sign of respect, and it ended up being one of the worst insults imaginable. Honestly, someone should make a movie about the whole thing and call it The Misunderstanding.
  19. Caveira
    https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8h28bAK/ Americans migrating to Mexico and they aren’t happy about it. transcript for you anti tokers: 00:00:02 --> 00:00:05 These protesters in Mexico City 00:00:05 --> 00:00:07 say cross border migration 00:00:07 --> 00:00:10 is changing their country's capital for the worse. 00:00:10 --> 00:00:13 Over the last decade, an influx of mostly American 00:00:13 --> 00:00:18 so called digital nomads have moved here to work remotely 00:00:18 --> 00:00:20 and also enjoy a cheaper cost of living. 00:00:20 --> 00:00:23 Protesters say the newcomers have driven up rents 00:00:23 --> 00:00:25 beyond the reach of locals. 00:00:27 --> 00:00:29 If they're going to live in a country, 00:00:29 --> 00:00:30 they have to contribute to that country. 00:00:31 --> 00:00:33 The first and simplest issue is legal migration. 00:00:33 --> 00:00:36 They come here with visas or no visas 00:00:36 --> 00:00:38 and still the change in purchasing power 00:00:38 --> 00:00:42 generates these problems of gentrification and displacement. 00:00:43 --> 00:00:44 I'm here 00:00:44 --> 00:00:47 because gentrification is just one more step towards colonization, 00:00:47 --> 00:00:51 dispossession and the exploitation of our resources. 00:00:51 --> 00:00:52 Right now, it's about the people. 00:00:52 --> 00:00:54 But it won't be long before they run out of oil, 00:00:54 --> 00:00:58 water or lithium in other countries and come and take them from us.
  20. JimmySpeaks
    Liberals think that anyone that voted for Trump is racist. This site and people like RV, Slip N Tweet, MN Snowplow driver are perfect examples. To them you’re racist just for agreeing with Trump on anything.
  21. Tripnsweep
    They are subject to some laws, but mostly not. I know they are notorious for ignoring parking tickets.
  22. InterMat Staff
    More information about "The Most Consistent Recruiting Programs (2021-25)"
    Over the last few weeks, we’ve done a lot with recruiting. Our Class of 2025 recruiting rankings dropped as did our honorable mentions. With another year’s worth of recruiting data, it’s a good time to add it to the recent past, in order to see who have been the consistent forces on the recruiting trail. We’ve taken recruiting data from 2021-25 (since Willie Saylor took over InterMat) and compiled it in such a manner to hopefully answer questions about who has been the most consistent in the recruiting game. During this span, we have mentioned the top 25 teams in our rankings, plus listed five honorable mentions. A team that was ranked #1 for a particular year has received 30 points. #2 was worth 29 points…an so on. Once we got a point total, it was divided by five for the five years observed - giving us a particular average. Teams below have been sorted in order of their average - largest to smallest. The teams listed below have appeared at least once in our recruiting rankings (2021-25) or honorable mentions. 1. Oklahoma State: 124 points - 24.8 average 2. Penn State: 118 points - 23.6 average 3. Iowa: 113 points - 22.6 average 4. NC State: 111 points - 22.2 average 5. Ohio State: 104 points - 20.8 average 6. Virginia Tech: 103 points - 20.6 average 7. Nebraska: 101 points - 20.2 average 8. Cornell: 96 points - 19.2 average 9. Stanford: 95 points - 19 points 10. Iowa State: 93 points - 18.6 points 11. Rutgers: 81 points - 16.2 average 12. Missouri: 77 points - 15.4 average 13. Michigan: 71 points - 14.2 average 14(t). Minnesota: 68 points - 13.6 average 14(t). North Carolina: 68 points - 13.6 average 16. Arizona State: 58 points - 11.6 average 17. Oklahoma: 48 points - 9.6 average 18. Wyoming: 46 points - 9.2 average 19(t). Pittsburgh: 43 points - 8.6 average 19(t). Oregon State: 43 points - 8.6 average 21(t). Army West Point: 42 points - 8.4 average 21(t). Penn: 42 points - 8.4 average 23. Wisconsin: 40 points - 8.0 average 24. Purdue: 38 points - 7.6 average 25. Virginia: 37 points - 7.4 average 26. Illinois: 36 points - 7.2 average 27. Indiana: 34 points - 6.8 average 28(t). Lehigh: 33 points - 6.6 average 28(t). Navy: 33 points - 6.6 average 30. South Dakota State: 33 points - 6.6 average 31. Princeton: 32 points - 6.4 average 32. North Dakota State: 31 points - 6.2 average 33. Maryland: 27 points - 5.4 average 34. Northwestern: 24 points - 4.8 average 35(t). Air Force: 23 points - 4.6 average 35(t). Bucknell: 23 points - 4.6 average 37. Northern Iowa: 20 points - 4.0 average 38. Little Rock: 17 points - 3.4 average 39. West Virginia: 15 points - 3.0 average 40(t). Campbell: 12 points - 2.4 average 40(t). Northern Colorado: 12 points - 2.4 average 42(t). Brown: 11 points - 2.2 average 42(t). Lock Haven: 11 points - 2.2 average 44. Columbia: 10 points - 2.0 average 45. California Baptist: 8 points - 1.6 average 46. Drexel: 6 points - 1.2 average 47. Cal Poly: 5 points - 1.0 average 48. SIU Edwardsville: 4 points - 0.8 average Of course, recruiting is only part of the game when it comes to success at the collegiate level. There is also retention and development. Schools that have poor retention might have a higher recruiting score, while programs known for their development might end up with better results than this study would indicate.
  23. 1032004
    OK back on topic. I’m confused how some people are saying Brooks could have used DHEA as a masking agent. How could it be a masking agent if it itself is banned? I guess it would help his argument for not getting a longer suspension if he was taking something “worse” that he didn’t test positive for?
  24. 1032004
    Diplomats are not subject to US law, illegal immigrants are.
  25. MethaneMan
    Davino is a DAWG. IMO he is a title threat. Angelo, Davino, PJ Duke and Lockett are your logical freshman title threats. The rest I wouldn't bet on but there's a reason why you wrestle the matches.
  26. ionel
    Let's not bring facts into the argument.
  27. Scouts Honor
    point your head
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