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Participants in gang violence, obese people, and illegal immigrants fill up hospital beds. Where do they rank on the list of people who should be turned away if the hospital is getting full?
OK, let's shift the discussion back to Rodgers, any future discipline, etc. I don't want to keep having us slip down another rabbit hole.
One large for-profit media corporation made it political right from the start, many others followed.
They would have to trade him and it would - presumably - be out of the conference so Denver would certainly make sense. As for where else...that' actually a good question considering how much the landscapes have changed. However, as I mentioned in another post, Miami would be the one that would worry me. He's beatable, but you still need to do it at least twice a season and potentially 3 if they meet in the postseason.
Go get her bro!
That’s what many people don’t realize. They really believe the government is “here to help”. It’s funny how many people didn’t trust the government...until now. They are laughing at us.
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What about smokers? And fatties? And people who engage in unsafe activities like skydiving or riding motorcycles? Why are they so pure but unvaccinated people so evil?
I don't blame him. This is one of those situations where the media becomes the self-appointed moral arbiters of all athletes. Answering that question is a headache he doesn't need.
Do you ask questions about every 5 story building you enter? Every plane you board? How computer chips work? How physics works?
"Team Tom" ready to jump in off the high ropes at the least bit of a suggestion of him being a shill...
...and the GOAT chimes in dodging the AR question but rather endorsing his book.
Tom Brady does a hard pivot on Aaron Rodgers vaccine question
Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady was very quick to dodge a question about the controversy surrounding Aaron Rodgers’ vaccine status.
Because they are addicted to something, which is a disease.....not getting vaccinated is very much a choice.
Some people are so self-unaware that they aren't aware that they aren't self-unaware.
Great awareness on and off the field...and the GOAT chimes in dodging the AR question but rather endorsing his book.
Tom Brady does a hard pivot on Aaron Rodgers vaccine question
Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady was very quick to dodge a question about the controversy surrounding Aaron Rodgers’ vaccine status.
