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IL, 🇺🇸
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They’ve just gotta hold on, keep getting wins, and hopefully play better complementary football by the end of the regular season.
November 16, 2025 at 9:07 PM
They’ve just gotta hold on, keep getting wins, and hopefully play better complementary football by the end of the regular season.
The good news is that the defense is genuinely strong this year and they’ve been playing very well overall.
If the offense can unexpectedly click (looks unlikely), they do still have a chance at making noise. The defense is championship level if the offense can get it together.
If the offense can unexpectedly click (looks unlikely), they do still have a chance at making noise. The defense is championship level if the offense can get it together.
November 16, 2025 at 6:35 PM
The good news is that the defense is genuinely strong this year and they’ve been playing very well overall.
If the offense can unexpectedly click (looks unlikely), they do still have a chance at making noise. The defense is championship level if the offense can get it together.
If the offense can unexpectedly click (looks unlikely), they do still have a chance at making noise. The defense is championship level if the offense can get it together.
I’ll never be done with passionately watching them during the whole season, but I have accepted after the last two weeks that they’re unlikely to get anywhere this year. Too many injuries, too much inconsistent execution, and too many instances of poor situational coaching.
November 16, 2025 at 6:24 PM
I’ll never be done with passionately watching them during the whole season, but I have accepted after the last two weeks that they’re unlikely to get anywhere this year. Too many injuries, too much inconsistent execution, and too many instances of poor situational coaching.
Political change takes pragmatism and reading the situation. You need to actually build up a party with a strong base, or change current party trends. Throwing votes away on candidates that will never get more than a fraction of the vote is a foolish waste when we all know how the system works.
November 15, 2025 at 7:19 PM
Political change takes pragmatism and reading the situation. You need to actually build up a party with a strong base, or change current party trends. Throwing votes away on candidates that will never get more than a fraction of the vote is a foolish waste when we all know how the system works.
This wasn’t “voting out of fear”. Trump had a proven track record, he had explicitly said all the garbage shit he was going to do, and Project 2025 was known about.
Choosing political idealism over a realistic choice at a time when such a known threat exists was straight up stupid and selfish.
Choosing political idealism over a realistic choice at a time when such a known threat exists was straight up stupid and selfish.
November 15, 2025 at 7:16 PM
This wasn’t “voting out of fear”. Trump had a proven track record, he had explicitly said all the garbage shit he was going to do, and Project 2025 was known about.
Choosing political idealism over a realistic choice at a time when such a known threat exists was straight up stupid and selfish.
Choosing political idealism over a realistic choice at a time when such a known threat exists was straight up stupid and selfish.
I’m not blaming just the third party voters, the abstainers deserve far more blame.
Doesn’t change my point. Anyone voting third party had no idea what the numbers would be when they cast their vote, so the final results don’t absolve them of doing something extremely short-sighted.
Doesn’t change my point. Anyone voting third party had no idea what the numbers would be when they cast their vote, so the final results don’t absolve them of doing something extremely short-sighted.
November 15, 2025 at 7:00 PM
I’m not blaming just the third party voters, the abstainers deserve far more blame.
Doesn’t change my point. Anyone voting third party had no idea what the numbers would be when they cast their vote, so the final results don’t absolve them of doing something extremely short-sighted.
Doesn’t change my point. Anyone voting third party had no idea what the numbers would be when they cast their vote, so the final results don’t absolve them of doing something extremely short-sighted.
The responsible move for third party voters would have been to ensure a Trump loss, then work towards getting more support for their party as we try to lower the political extremism.
November 15, 2025 at 6:55 PM
The responsible move for third party voters would have been to ensure a Trump loss, then work towards getting more support for their party as we try to lower the political extremism.
That’s just being blatantly ignorant of Trump. Trump isn’t just any shitty politician. He’s an actual threat to the world. When your party had no chance of winning and you knew how much harm Trump would cause if he were elected, it was foolish and screwed a lot of people over to not ensure his loss.
November 15, 2025 at 6:52 PM
That’s just being blatantly ignorant of Trump. Trump isn’t just any shitty politician. He’s an actual threat to the world. When your party had no chance of winning and you knew how much harm Trump would cause if he were elected, it was foolish and screwed a lot of people over to not ensure his loss.
A lot of third party voters essentially said, “I won’t get all that I want, so I’ll make sure I get none of what I want.”
November 15, 2025 at 6:45 PM
A lot of third party voters essentially said, “I won’t get all that I want, so I’ll make sure I get none of what I want.”