So they can take three open standards and close them to exploit the market.

What a simmering stew of toxic personalities. No wonder the US can't make a decent run in the World Cup, they are too busy cutting each other off at the knees. What happened to the concept of the greater good of the team, sacrifice and doing whats best for everyone instead of trying to advance your own agenda?!

All these past relationships that are intertwined seem like Nepotism with extra steps and favoritism.

Do more! Start with Kenneth Copeland and keep going!

And I think the Coach was on tape whining about it, but then did it a game or two later, iirc.

I don't think he's wrong and I'm not a Saints fan.

Let me unpack a few things and try to get up to speed on your beliefs; you believe that Ye has been assigned a handler that may/may not have a government Intelligence background, and that the handlers operate like mob enforcers to enforce a slave contract? Who do these handlers report to?

Does everyone have a handler? Presidents, Congresspeople, Heads of Corporations? When are they assigned?

Aaaand, ya lost me again. Frankly your story-telling skills are lacking, throwing a bunch of qualified terms at me like I know everything about the soft underbelly of celebrity lives.

I just don't care that much. Enjoy delving deeper into that mess but I'm just not into this.

I don't fault him for that. Just the missed opportunity to consider bringing other HBCUs up to what Colorado is at right now. He had a great opportunity to really build something instead of cutting to a program that has had recruiting violations and sex scandals.

That football program doesn't deserve to get that break like all those HBCUs could use. They are gonna eat him up and his legacy will go with it. (I hope not but thats how I see it)

https://azdailysun.com/colorado-football-program-on-probation-from-recruiting-violations/article_013ae95e-7fe7-5c61-86c9-2b4ba5c7ef32.html

https://www.aspentimes.com/news/cu-settles-football-sexual-assault-suit/

You know how that system works. It grinds young men up and uses their physical gifts and then tosses them aside, all for big TV contracts and money.

Watch the 30 for 30 series on Marcus Dupree, its an eye-opener.

http://www.espn.com/30for30/film/_/page/the-best-that-never-was

Yeah, I guess I was hoping for too much. There is just so much opportunity there in those HBCUs, they are ready to step into the spotlight and deserve a bigger stage.

Coulda, woulda, shoulda.

I had hoped he would stay longer or maybe step towards another HBCU like Howard University. There is no shortage of small programs that are really close to exploding to national prominence if they just get the exposure. And thats what he brings.

The college football system doesn't need another bloated, scandal-plagued program built on the skill of young black men and supported by spoiled, rich, white people. It needs black athletes to build and support more HBCUs and help make those into athletic powerhouses, elevating those programs to National prominence.

He had a chance to give back to College football what it gave him. And he could have had a legacy much richer than just a Super Bowl winner and Hall of Famer. He could have been the Bear Bryant of Black College Football, held in the same reverence as John Madden. Thats a legacy.

My point was that he was supposed to help build a system that HBCUs would be elevated to national prominance. These programs have been underserved and underseen in the shadows of the spotlights of bigger, whiter programs. He said it was "his calling" and now only 2 years later, he traded that for a bigger spotlight instead of helping build that. There was something bigger there that he traded in, a legacy as the usher for a new age of seeing these underserved programs flourish and get the recognition they deserve.

Black kids have been helping build these football juggernauts so that white kids can brag about their school. What about those black colleges and universities that have been looked over? He could have elevated that whole system but chose to chase glitz, glam and drama. He could have helped build something bigger.

He abandoned "his calling" after just two seasons. He was supposed to help build and establish a footprint on the HBCU program but left it behind for something shiny. I'm disappointed because he really could have accomplished something bigger and helped put a spotlight on to these historically black colleges and universities sports systems, elevating them to national prominance.

He has enough money, he has celebrity, he has the accolades. So whats left; a legacy. And instead of it being elevating these programs and systems, it will just be another chapter of glitz and drama.

He jumped from the Falcons to the Niners to the Cowboys to the infamous 2000 Redskins to the Ravens, always chasing the clout. All that ring shopping and he only has 2.

But Colorado has to know he is eventually going to leave their program for a more attractive program in the near future, right?

Wouldn't it just be easier to boot someone from your life and never allow them near you? He got a divorce, Kim left him. At what point does he not look at the spiral his life has become and not take stock?

He decides what and who is around him. Its his responsibility to manage that facet.

Also, this: https://www.mercurynews.com/2017/08/30/kanye-wests-breakdown-last-year-was-caused-by-drug-use-insurance-company-suggests/amp/

Which leads me to believe that Cannabis, being highly psychoactive, can set off an episode in people with certain conditions, like bipolar disorder and exacerbate it.

Why wouldn't he just boot Pasternak out of his life?

Get me a source, please.

Went on a rant in the middle of a live, nationally televised fundraiser against the sitting POTUS (forgivable).

Had a mental breakdown and admitted to a hospital back in November of 2016. Evaluated with a Bi-Polar disorder (prescribed certain drugs).

Stopped taking prescribed drugs.

Gets divorced.

Publicly threatens ex-wifes boyfriend, who has a similar disorder but takes his meds.

Claims that slavery was a choice.

Says outrageous stuff and loses billions of dollars in endorsement and commercial deals.

Announcees he is running for President.

Goes on InfoWars and rants about "loving everyone, including nazi's" while wearing full face covering.

A belief that is based upon shadow evidence, not direct evidence with a pinch of a similar incident or organization whose truth has been revealed.

An example; the government is spreading chem trails. No direct evidence exists that this is happening. However, the CIA did disburse a specific bacteria over an American city once to see if it was effective by being aerosolized.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Sea-Spray

I would just make sure that their work was doubled-checked so that when they pull some shit, and they will, that the Judge throws the archive at them, not just the book but the entire archive.

Mr. Rollins never looks impressed. Yet he has a knack for expressing a tender kindness and appreciation for a wide variety of things. He is a thinker, never without an opinion that is reasoned and rational.

My thoughts are pretty tame, just that sound the ice cream truck makes and that clip of a monkey sniffing its fingers after itching its butt. And sometimes boobs.

Oh Sweet Baby Jesus, I have been wanting this for a long time. He killed the team that I grew up loving and reduced it to a crappy mess of an organization and wasted talent.

Good bye, Danny Boy, don't let the door hit you in the butt on the way out.

I just saw him contracting it as more evidence of his ineptitude for the job. He couldn't even protect himself, choosing not to wear a mask was one of the dumbest things I saw him do.