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I got the full game for free off a Starbucks giveaway, so much fun and the artwork is awesome!

Relegation! College football at this point has nothing to do with actual education and is essentially just a minor league system for the NFL…so lets make that — the NFL Minor League. Top two teams in the minors go up and get the first 2 draft picks in the draft and the bottom two go down and can fight to make their way back up to the highest division.

It works globally with other sports. There’s no reason it can’t work with American football

If its not relegation, then lets go with a draft lottery

They're not just protecting him, they're protecting themselves. If Clarence Thomas has to disclose his trips, so should they.

In my opinion, everything should be transparent for public servants—every penny received, every vote cast. If you want people to trust you, your actions need to be open and clear. When someone rushes to defend Thomas or any public figure in a similar position, my first thought is: What are they trying to hide? Ethics shouldn't be optional. You weren't elected because you’re cool and people liked you—you were elected to serve and represent the people. Unfortunately, it seems many elected officials have forgotten that. Those who've been in office too long have likely forgotten it entirely.

It's time to remind them. If they won't pass term limits, we can enforce them by not re-electing those who fail to live up to their promises. If an official doesn't follow through on their campaign pledges, we need to vote them out. It's time for Americans to take this country back. We need to stop letting the two-party system distract us. Let's break free from the stranglehold of the Democratic and Republican parties and focus on a system where people come first and politicians are held accountable to the public, not the other way around.

Good job, make that shit waaaay harder to convict 😙👌

Finishing in last place should not come with a reward.

I believe we should streamline our legal system to prioritize federal laws only. The principle behind E pluribus unum — "out of many, one" — reflects the idea of a unified nation. If something isn’t explicitly regulated by federal law, then it should be automatically legal. This would simplify the legal landscape and eliminate the confusing patchwork of state laws. Each state has its own set of rules, which can vary drastically and create a lot of unnecessary complexity, especially for businesses and individuals who cross state lines. A single, cohesive federal standard would reduce confusion, promote fairness, and strengthen our unity as a country. Let the federal government set the laws, and if they haven’t acted on an issue, then it should be free for all to engage in without restriction. After all, in a nation built on E pluribus unum, we should be able to count on one set of laws for the entire country.

Ranked choice voting would be nice as well. So would having more than two political parties.

They should be jailed. Period. They committed a crime, tampered with evidence, obstructed a police investigation, falsely imprisoned someone and the list can go on and on.

Huh? Your link talks about December 21, 1970. But my post is about December 13, 1974 Link to story

For someone with the means to reach infinite corners of the globe he’s so out of touch with the world

How is it only 62%?! Who actually looks at their medical bill and thinks, "Yep, this is accurate and absolutely worth every penny"? I have health insurance, and I still avoid going to the doctor unless I’m practically dying because I simply can’t afford it.

And yet, I’m stuck paying nearly $10k a year for insurance—just in case something catastrophic happens—only to still face massive copays, out-of-pocket costs, and coverage denials. It’s completely counterintuitive.

The system is broken.

Screw the insurance industry.
Screw the state of medical care in the U.S.

Healthcare shouldn’t be a privilege—it’s a human right. Normalize that.