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You’ll save many 1000s getting that requoted.

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The color scheme isn’t doing it for me.

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Total guess. A db with a knee injury who probably sees that he won’t be ready to overtake anyone before the next season goes somewhere that isn’t basically building a roster as if he doesn’t exist. Also doesn’t want to wear UA cleats and tear it again. Wants to play in ’26 somewhere that doesn’t have the competition to keep him out of the lineup so he can get drafted, rather than waiting to maybe feebly replace somebody injured for half of ’25 and burn the last of his eligibility.

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I should’ve been looking into real estate instead of not yet existing.

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Protesters at the capitol and union members at the proceedings in Utah have been making national news. I always find that interesting as an out of stater. I also have to laugh a bit knowing a large majority of those union members voted for the yes votes on HB 267.

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That really is wild having more than one person wishing to delete their accounts.

Politics will occasionally come up on the subject of Utah and its sports but if a thread is purely political it’s probably not suitable for the board. It’s unfortunate that the mere mention of it causes a nest-of-hornets type reaction but that’s to be expected when so many have fundamentally tied their chosen side to their identity. Every talking point then becomes an insult instead of a criticism or even just an observation. My only suggestion would be this: Whichever side you choose, if you’ve let it hijack who you are as a person, if criticizing if feels personal to you, you might be in too deep and it might be affecting your judgement.

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It’s quite the thing to witness, the buying power of a million American households concentrated into a single stream. At a whim one or two of these people can outdo the collective generosity of entire regions of a state. Even if someone else other than these folks were trying to buy out anything, no one would notice. The news is about $500 billion for AI, not the $10,000 it takes a normal person a year of scrounging to muster.

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You tried tho

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If you’re worshiping at the altar of reality then you should be outcome focused. If in reality something happened, but that information was lost, and instead something else was said to have occurred, then reality (or at least the behavior of the people in it) will proceed along as if the lie were true.

I wish his point were functionally valid because I wish the truth always won. But in the reality that we prize so greatly, it doesn’t, and never has. I can stomp my feet and fold my arms about it all I want or I can accept that truth that perception matters, unfortunately, often more than the truth. Yes, the truth is the truth, but that’s of little comfort when you have reality to worry about.

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>What are your thoughts on George Soros and klaus Schwab?

None at all, never even heard of the 2nd guy.

>Soros admitted on 60 minutes to helping the nazis as a Jew

I googled that and it seems everything with credibility disagrees, but if he’s a nazi or nazi apologist then I feel about him the way I feel about all the others. Lol. It’s really that simple. If this soros guy stands up at a podium and starts heiling Hitler it’s kind of a foregone conclusion that I’d think he was nazi, because there’s no other conclusion for anyone with more that two brain cells to rub together.

>George Soros wife graduated from the U. Any criticism?

Is it bad that she graduated from the U??? lol?

It’s funny that you thought you had something here. I just don’t like Nazis.

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