@JimMorris03@jasonwhitlock I agree. I don’t have a dog in this fight but I thought you were arguing for Michigan. Even with your rule explanation, BIG officials would have to have indisputable video that shows the ball crossing the plane with 1 second left to overturn. Seems highly unlikely that exists.
@L_Dino21@dlbullerwell@undercoverags I never put any expectation on anyone to respect the Corps. I said I respect them. I just don’t think people should mock the Corps just because everyone doesn’t become a soldier. They went through the training & found it wasn’t for them, so now they’re a joke? To me that’s wrong.
@JHillinNC@L_Dino21@dlbullerwell@undercoverags Sure, but that wasn’t the question. He asked how a member of the Corps was any different than a regular student who loves the U.S. and the military. A cadet in the Corps took an additional action that the regular student didn’t.
@L_Dino21@dlbullerwell@undercoverags I’m not placing that expectation on anyone. You asked what made a Corps member different than any student and I answered. Also, you didn’t mock just any student you targeted Corps members and mocked them for being in the Corps and acting on their love of country.
@L_Dino21@dlbullerwell@undercoverags Because by joining the Corps, cadets are acting on that interest in military service. They join 1 of 6 Sr. Military Colleges in the U.S. as designated by the Federal Govt. Some ultimately don’t sign contract but joining the Corps is an actionable move to serve. I respect that.
@chrisqu10069644@undercoverags Easy what? You are openly making fun of kids who entered A&M with an interest in military service and ultimately chose a different path.
@tbhorka A&M hasn’t claimed to be a blue blood so all good. But keep making fun of a school for celebrating military service…you know the service that protects your right to have an opinion and share it on this platform.
@L_Dino21@dlbullerwell@undercoverags Yes, let’s make fun of kids for loving their country and having an interest in serving. All may not end up serving but the experience reinforces patriotism and a greater appreciation for the military - something that’s lacking these days. But by all means, screw those kids!
@chrisqu10069644@undercoverags Yes, let’s make fun of kids who love their country and have an interest in serving - whether they end up signing military contracts or not.
@idiocracysreal@flatland_sports Thank you for your service. I’m an Aggie. Didn’t join the Corps but knew many who did & served. One lost his life in Iraq. Bronze Star. Purple Heart. Hardly a “clown.” Strange you hate a group of people that openly honor military service & love their country. Wish more people did
@OccupyLF 2) I have a friend who grew up in Columbus, OH and grew up an Ohio St. fan. He went to Indiana, played in the band, yet cheered for Ohio State when they played Indiana in football but cheered for Indiana in basketball.
@OccupyLF While I don’t lose sleep over it, I’ll give you 2 examples that annoy me:
1) My wife went to Ohio U, who regularly plays Ohio State. Most of her friends/classmates cheer for Ohio State in those games…as students/graduates of Ohio U.