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Pat Kirwin says we don't need to change that much to win this week

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Of course I piss people off, silly. I do so when they say obviously ignorant things. You're a prejudiced buffoon and your posts reflect that so that's why I'm an asshole to you.

 

You know nothing about me.  I am a prejudiced person in the slightest....and people who know me know that. 

 

I just have this little weakness where I have to call out stupid people for being stupid....thus, why I just can't resist commenting on your posts as to just how ridiculously dumb you are. 

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Unfair, to really even judge this class....Barner or Klien could become superstars and someone like Short could go all rogue and Otah-like.  Not suggesting I think that but you don't judge a draft class yet.

 

as for Hurn-dawg...he had his flaws but you are failing to give him credit.  2007 for example.

 

Beason - All Pro/Pro Bowler

Kalil, All Pro/Pro Bowler

Charles Johnson - Pro Bowler caliber

 

That was 3 homeruns in one draft.

 

 

Hurney had tons of flaws and I am glad he is now gone.  But too many try to totally discredit him when he did some good things.   DG is off to a good start....but while he did inherit a mess he also inherited some great players thanks to Hurney.

Hey, you are the one that downplays the effect Gman has had on this franchise. You said that Hurndog would have done some of the same things. No way to verify that. Hurney was not a football guy. He got by on sheer luck, and input from others. Gman gets by on knowledge, and input from others.

There is a huge difference between the two. I, an many others love the direction we are going. No way would Hurney have gotten us this far.

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Here go a couple of posts down and see for yourself

My point is that the outrage from you is over me and "my demeanor" which I guess you consider to be more offensive than this for some reason. Calling people stupid is not worse than what madhatter does, even if it's you I'm doing it to, but you judge people subjectively, so here we are trying to put the idea forth that I'm worse.

 

The comment that you keep referencing (that I made) had to do with someone saying that we should now go to 9th ward in New Orleans and rebuild their neighborhood.  It is now 8 years later.  If the people living there have done nothing to try and rebuild their neighborhood in that amount of time, my concern for them is lessened....because I am not going to go do the work for them while they sit at home playing XBox.

 

There is nothing racist about that remark.  I would say the same thing about someone living in any neighborhood who had the same issues.

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That was, and still is an incredibly ignorant thing to say MadHatter.

Why? Because you don't think people should take any accountability or effort to improve their situation? Just wait long enough and others will do it for you

All it takes is a little effort and manual effort to pick up trash and debris. Yet, Taft poo us still everywhere there.

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Why? Because you don't think people should take any accountability or effort to improve their situation? Just wait long enough and others will do it for you

 

It was an irresponsible generalization of all poor blacks in the low income areas of New Orleans.

 

There's no wiggling out of it. Honestly, we've disagreed on a lot of things, but you really need to make that right. It's a very bad look.

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It was an irresponsible generalization of all poor blacks in the low income areas of New Orleans.

There's no wiggling out of it. Honestly, we've disagree on a lot of things, but you really need to make that right. It's a very bad look.

It was only meant at those living in areas that still look like poo. They can and should take done pride and put forth some effort to repair their neighborhood...not just wait on someone else to do it.

It is no way was meant as a shot at all poor people.

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Sorry about that gif it's just that when the grand wizard of carolinahuddle tells you to shut up it's kind of pathetic

 

The more things change the more they stay the same.

 

Frash doing nothing but stinking up the joint with posts that have zero redeeming qualities...but is too stupid to realize it.

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