Comments by "Digital Footballer" (@digitalfootballer9032) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. They must have went to the Joe Biden sꓘool of mafs... 150 million Americans killed by guns last year...
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  2. Worst Journalist of the Year, Don Lemon (worst journalist of the year)
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  3. Trump wins. Again. And no libs, we are not getting sick of all this winning.
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  4. The fact that the left is concerned with Trump declaring victory early shows they are worried they are going to lose.
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  5. It's a sad day because the devices didn't detonate on their intended targets. Of course that was the point. This is obviously a false flag stunt by the left. Probably Soros. Awfully funny how it was all politicians and bureaucrats that received packages, except for him. And his was 2 days earlier. Almost like he had one sent to himself to try to look less suspicious.
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  6. Keep promoting things like gun confiscation and open borders. Please, keep promoting it, and it will be a landslide for TRUMP in 2020.
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  7. "The President protect statues while real people suffer" Captain David Dorn was a real person.
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  8. I love how these uber-leftists are all for Socialism for everyone else, but want capitalism for themselves.
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  9. Go ahead and trace my DNA...you will find my ancestors were all in Sweden, Greece, and England prior to 1900, long after slavery was abolished in the U.S.
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  10. I live just outside of Buffalo. Say what you will about it, it isn't the most glamourous city, and we get a lot of snow, but it really is, statistically speaking, not a city riddled with violent crime, and for the most part pretty safe and people are mostly descent around here. Yes, every city has it's crime and it's sections you stay away from, and we are no exception, but this kind of thing just doesn't happen here. It's a shame it took an outsider to come in here and commit this heinous act. But this just goes to show you that anything can happen anywhere, no matter how safe you think your community is, all it takes is one bad individual passing through, or in this case oddly enough targeting this specific area. Yes, it is well understood it was racially motivated, but strange he didn't go to a much closer area like Syracuse or Binghamton or Elmira, which all have large minority communities as well. I think we may find out some interesting developments as time goes on here in terms of motives and why this specific location was chosen.
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  11. This just proves you can't outplay the guy who wrote the book on it.
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  12. The rainbow flag and BLM sign really saved her I see.
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  13. It's like that episode of Futurama when the government gave everyone a $300 stimulus, and as the gang was heading off to the 99 cent store to spend their money they were putting up a new sign "$299.99 Store".
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  14. Looks like a rip-off of "The Game" starring Ice-T. Hollyweird hasn't come up with any descent new ideas in decades.
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  15. Koppel is an old school straight dope journalist. Very few like him anymore.
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  16. But, but it's democratic socialism! Yes, in the same sense that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is democratic.
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  17. Anyone who goes to a public forum to threaten and/or incite violence against minors should be facing legal action. This goes beyond freedom of speech. You don't go to a public forum and say children should be thrown in wood chippers, punched in the face, or burning down their school with them in it. There are psychopaths who may try to act on this. And if anyone does, these people should be held responsible. People like Jack Morrissey, who produces children's movies, and Bakari Sellers, who is an on-air personality on CNN, should lose their jobs.
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  18. I'm the guy, playing a guy, disguised as another guy.
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  19. Myself included, and probably true for the majority of Americans, even my ancestors came to this country well after slavery had ended. Most came around 1900, one side of my family came in the 1870's.
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  20. Well, he thinks he is running for Senate right now.
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  21. So it appears it is a "country" full of drug addicts and homeless. Wow, what a place.
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  22. Good. Maybe this will contribute to the collapse of the NFL.
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  23. Payment will be in potatoes.
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  24. Robert Francis O'Rourke calls himself "Beto". Ok. But what about "cultural appropriation"? Can I start calling myself "Esteban"?
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  25. I guess it was okay when Obama was putting "brown people" in cages.
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  26. Where are all the "white supremacists cruising around with the their guns intimidating people", Juan? If this was really happening it would be all over the news. Never seen it, not once.
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  27. You are assuming they had worked at some point to be able to qualify for unemployment. More likely, cut their welfare...or even more like yet, cut their allowance from mommy and daddy.
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  28. Well deserved. Tucker is the ONLY person in the mainstream media that not only tells it how it is, but also, covers all the stories the others omit.
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  29. I am an accountant and have hundreds of clients of all walks of life and professions. I will tell you the professions of the several of my highest wage earning clients. Superintendent of Schools (requires college), Highway Superintendent (does not require college), Car salesman (does not require college), Collection agent (does not require college) Residential Construction (does not require college) Physician Assistant (requires college), Information Technology products salesman (does not require college, only product training). Yes that's right, the majority of my highest earning clients are not college graduates. Not in the top top earners, but fairly high also is a Diesel mechanic client of mine, who makes well over $100K a year. These people all make more than me and I have a Master's degree. I am not saying you CAN'T make high wages with a college degree, just that you CAN without one, and in the right field and with the right skills can often do better.
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  30. Weiner should run for President. He could run on the Sausage Party line. Both his name, and his actions make him a perfect fit.
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  31.  @jgroovy1973  I went, and graduated, and later went back and completed a graduate program. Complete waste of time. I have a job now that requires zero college and I work less and earn more. I have a friend who got an MBA that works in a cubicle making average at best wages and is miserable. To be honest, I would have never bothered with my Masters degree, but my former company paid for it so I figured why not. It was a waste of time, but at least it didn't cost me anything.
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  32.  @commonsense3921  Good idea, I think I will.
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  33. "An additional amount of a large amount". Sweet! Can I have some?
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  34.  @Nron2000  I will say college was alot of fun and I made most of my life long friends there. From a social perspective it was valuable. Undergraduate wasn't a total waste, I did learn some valuable things there. In fact, I learned the most at community college. It may sound like it, but I am not completely knocking college. There are positives and negatives just like anything else. I am just stressing that it isn't the end all be all. It isn't a requirement for success. Yes I am glad I went for the experience, but life's experience led me to a path that has been much better that never would have required college in the first place. Ironically, I got the job through an old college buddy. So I didn't need college for the job, yet never would have even considered the job had I not known that guy, who I knew from college. Life is funny like that sometimes.
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  35. College is expensive because an entire generation of people has been programmed to believe they "have to have it" to get anywhere in life. Hence, they will pay anything, because they think they will easily pay it off with all the vast wealth that magic degree will create for them down the road. As I've mentioned elsewhere in this comment section, I have a college education, and I ended up quitting the job I had that required a college degree. Now I have a job that requires no college, and I make more money and work less hours, and do a job I actually like.
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  36.  @BuffaloKelly711  For sure. You are from here so you get it, but people from other places are always very surprised when I tell them there really aren't many racial issues around here. Sure, you get your isolated incidents, but overall there is really kind of an old school blue collar mentality around here where everyone kind of just pitches in and helps each other out and nobody cares who or what you are. I think we may find out there were at least others involved indirectly as influencers, if not outright accomplices. Too far to go out of your way for something totally random. And this 18 year old kid will sing like a canary under interrogation.
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  37. There was a guy in Germany in the 1930's who did that.
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  38. This is a staple of the radical left's playbook. Break the system purposely, so they can "fix" it and make it the way they want it.
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  39. Where is YouTube's disclaimer on "climate change"? I am confused. I can't think for myself, so I need propaganda to help me think.
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  40. I quit my job that required a college degree, now work a job that requires only a high school education and a basic training program that is the equivalent of about a 3 credit hour college class, and I make more money and am happier.
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  41. Fox News as a whole is pretty mediocre. I mean contrasting it to other options like CNN and MSNBC it is top notch, but really overall it is so-so, but Tucker is a stud. And prior to his being railroaded and released, O'Reilly was also a stud. The only two people on cable news with the stones to speak truth, and even criticize their own side when applicable.
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  42. "Republican" - Ends with "I can" "Democrats" - Ends with "Rats"
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  43. Maybe it's just me, but I want a few liberals on Fox. I want criticism of the President, even if it unfair, so it can be exposed as such, but if it is fair, well fair is fair. I love President Trump, but he is not infallible. I disagreed with President Obama 99% of the time, but in that 1% of the time he did right in my view, he deserved credit for it. I don't want an echo chamber. We already have that in CNN and MSNBC. For them, Trump can do no right and Obama could do no wrong. I don't care for Cavuto, but I wouldn't want him gone, either. I want people that will challenge my viewpoint. That's what separates us from the left, they don't want a challenge, they just want to cram their ideas down your throat and force feed them to you. We need to be better than that. Let them speak their piece, and then we, as conservatives, can deconstruct it critically. Tucker is the master at that. He has always featured many left wing guests, let's them rant on about their opinion, then picks it apart to their face and exposes their stupidity and bias. And both Tucker, and O'Reilly when he was around, would be critical of the Republican party when warranted, and I think that is good. I have been a registered Republican ever since I was 18, but I don't agree with everything they do. To truly be balanced is to feature all viewpoints, even if some of them are garbage, and even if the people expressing them are garbage. Debate is good for everyone. I don't want an echo chamber, in the same sense that if I am shopping for a new car, I don't go to that vehicles fan forum for reviews, I go to Edmunds or Kelly, I watch the test drive on Motorweek, I want an unbiased review. CNN and MSNBC are the Democrat party's fan forum in that sense. I don't want Fox to be the same for the Republicans. That's the problem with people in general now. Nobody wants their opinions to be challenged. I do. It makes you think more critically. Personally, I don't find it interesting seeing a bunch of like minded people all sitting around patting each other on the back.
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  44. Methinks had he donated that money to the DNC, he wouldn't have been "investigated".
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  45. Pepperidge Farm remembers.
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  46. I'd vote for him in 2024...but for 2020 it's Trump or bust.
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  47. We should by Greenland...and send all the libs there to create their own Socialist paradise in the tundra.
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  48. Ivy league schools are basically like giant networking events. It's name value. It's driving a BMW for the badge on the hood when a Chevy will get you to where you are going just as well. Yes, that BMW badge, or Harvard degree might get you noticed and open up a door you may not have had otherwise, but at what expense? Nothing is guaranteed. A friend of mine who has a 4-year state school degree that took him 5 years and he passed by the skin of his teeth with a "C" average makes more money now than practically everyone else I know combined. Why? Because he just happened to meet the right guy, who was starting up a niche business, that took off like a rocket, and my friend got in on the ground floor, made a few big sales early on, and is getting paid big commissions in perpetuity on those accounts. Yes, he is an exception to the rule. But more often you hear of the people who spend hundreds of thousands to get that "big name" University degree that don't amount to any more than that other person who went to community college, but now they are strapped with big debt for many years to come, and the community college graduate paid off his student expenses in a few years.
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  49.  expatriate  I work for a small business. My boss is not a billionaire. My pay is based on output and revenue, so if I get "shitty" pay the only person I have to blame is myself. When I worked for several big companies you got rewarded for busting your butt with a 3% raise, and unpaid overtime when they promoted you to a "salaried" position that paid about $5K more a year but required you to work practically double the hours. Now I work about half the hours I used to work for about the same money annually. Why? Because I am good at my job. The people who are not good bring home less than half as much as I do. At the big corporations, the bad employees got a 2% raise instead of 3%, and stayed in hourly positions and raked in overtime pay.
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  50.  @DadzillaGaming  Exactly. The "mob" here on this comment board only knows what they are programmed to think. That is "I am smart because I went to college you are stupid because you didn't". Hate to tell them, but college doesn't make you smart, not even the good ones (which are few and far between). If you are smart to begin with, and are fortunate to find a good school, and not only a good school, but good instructors, you can enrich what you already have. An idiot isn't going to go there and magically become smart, nor is a smart person going to become an idiot by not going. I've done all levels of higher education except for doctorate. And speaking from experience, they get dumber, and more political the further you progress. I learned by far the most at community college. University was basically filler. Graduate school was basically a political seminar on the wonders of John Maynard Keynes (I majored in economics). What a complete waste.
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