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It is 2026, why do we still have or need the NAACP or The United Negro College Fund?
I thought we were suppose to be past bias, Racial Organizations?
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Most countries have Veterans Barracks.
Where vets can go if they're down on their luck and need a place to sleep and eat.
Do have have this?
Im really not sure.
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I can't respond to this person or organization, personally.
I'm blocked by some kind of special acceptance thing.
But I would tell them..
The Constitution also states the government CANNOT INFRINGE on the right of the people to BARE ARMS
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For all you vegetarians out there...
By 1776 the average American soldier stood nearly three inches taller than the redcoat sent to put him down.
They were the same people. Same villages, same surnames, same blood, separated by three or four generations and one ocean.
The Englishman had grown up on bread and the game laws. His deer belonged to the king, his rabbits to the squire, and his common had been fenced.
The American had grown up in a country with no lord, no keeper and no forest law. William Penn wrote the right to hunt and fish into Pennsylvania's founding charter. Vermont put it in its constitution.
Colonial Americans ate somewhere between 150 and 200lb of meat a year each. Emigrants wrote the same line home for 200 years: we have meat three times a day.
Height is what a childhood of meat looks like from the outside.
England proves it from the other direction. In 1800 a 14 year old cadet at Sandhurst, raised on beef and mutton, stood about eight inches taller than a 14 year old from the London slums recruited for the navy.
So the English ruling class knew perfectly well what meat does to a child. They had the evidence at their own dinner table.
They simply kept it there. The ones who got away grew three inches and then beat them in a war.
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Ole Miss is presently enjoying a Great Win.
As they should.
But this man, and his team, is going to win a lot for the foreseeable future
HEARTBREAKING: LSU head coach Lane Kiffin was EMOTIONAL following tonight’s loss to Ole Miss in primetime.
“I know sometimes I don't act like it, but I'm a human, too.”
Kiffin has had an extremely rough week.
💔💔💔
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OMG
Here we go with a sideline reporter asking questions like she doesn't know sh*t about football.
Does it ever end??!
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Don't mean to hark on Arkansas, great college.
Great football tradition.
But they can't even get a decent HC anymore.
Gotta drop the Suuuuhey!
Crap.
Times have changed.
Suuuhey is calling hogs to feed ..
Hogs your gonna slaughter.
Be a Aggressive, Honory Hog.
Gotta change...
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Almost halfway through the 3rd quarter, #2 Georgia just kicked a FG to take a 24-3 lead over unranked, going nowhere, Arkansas.
I see severe cracks in the Bulldog armor
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Not a betting man, on a fixed SS income, but I'll take LSU over Ole Miss.
Lane Kiffin may well be the best game day coach in the CFB
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ABC just showed FSU HC Mike Norvill arriving at Bryant Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa.
Doesn't matter to me, do not like Bama, but he looks like PeeWee Herman as he walks in.
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Where's Holly's public apology for something she had nothing to do with?
Holly Rowe should be fired immediately for doing this…
And anybody that laughs at this should be raked over the coals…
This is not funny…
This is an out of control ESPN employee physically assaulting a state employee.
There is nothing funny about this…
We need to assemble some panels and have some conversations…
*See how silly that looks and sounds
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