Matt Weiler

Designer and illustrator. @partybog on letterboxd. 1/3 of @threefilmspod

[Rio Tazewell @RioTazewell]

Utah reviewed 2 MILLION voter registrations.

Found 1 non-citizen registered. Zero non-citizen votes cast.

The "problem" the SAVE Act is solving doesn't exist.

The voters it would block absolutely do. #SAVEActIsPayToVote

[Jessica Riedl 🧀 🇺🇦 @JessicaBRiedl]

Somehow Republicans won the presidency, House, and Senate without the SAVE Act. Yet somehow they will never win again without it?

All this while advocates cannot produce any credible evidence of mass voter fraud that is supposedly making it impossible for Republicans to win.

[Jon Aguiar @JonAguiar]

We spent the last 9 months raiding Home Depot parking lots instead of arresting anyone from the massive network of Iranian terrorist cells?

[Rob Perez @WorldWideWob]

And this right here, what just happened in Indiana, is why making an example of the Jazz was a short-sighted decision/slippery slope.

1) Zubac returns to action from extended time off, plays heavy 1H minutes. Looks good scoring 8 PTS (4-6 FG).

2) Nembhard drops 23 PTS (!) in the 1H in just 17 mins.

They both disappear at halftime, and dont play a single 2H second in what was a respectably close game for a majority of it.

Pacers (a team with losing incentive) lose.

Sound familiar?

The franchise comms team will likely issue an injury management explanation to avoid the eye of Secaucus Sauron/refute the imminent tanking allegations.

Is it possible both players got sore in the locker room/hurt in the first half? Sure, I guess.

The point here is that by fining the Jazz for conduct detrimental to the league, NOT (⬅️) a Player Participation Policy violation, your games are now going to be under the microscope in the event this type of starter rotation activity occurs again.

You can’t just fine one franchise and hang their reputation from a tree to scare the other citizens from replicating the same behavior.

That selective enforcement is what put you in the spotlight originally, because Jaren Jackson Jr./Lauri Markkanen ended up either getting surgery or having a legitimate hip injury keeping them out for the foreseeable future.

Nembhard/Zubac may end up experiencing something similar to JJJ/Markkanen, they may not, but the inconsistent enforcement WITHOUT knowing their personal medical records is reflective of a business that only steps in when the seat gets hot.

The Jazz ended up winning some of those games they were so highly scrutinized for.

The Pacers lost tonight.

This alone does not justify penalizing the Pacers, because Micah Potter was trying to win just as much as Brice Sensabaugh was for Utah.

Players dont tank.

If you’re not going to fine the Pacers for this tonight, then just give the Jazz governors their $500,000 back, because this hypocrisy is what’s damaging the league reputation more than the integrity of the game.

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

@BenStiller Jazz getting fined 500k for this tweet.

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

Adam Silver fining the Jazz 500k for Bam's performance tonight.

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

The killing of Alex Pretti is a heartbreaking tragedy. It should also be a wake-up call to every American, regardless of party, that many of our core values as a nation are increasingly under assault.

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

What do we need to do to get Rage Against the Machine to do an anniversary show in Spanish Fork, Utah in 2026?

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

@GailSimone

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

Favorite movie you like because of your father

[BennyBurrito+ @BennyBurrito]

Favorite movie you like because of your father?

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

@EthanSimmie Hmmm conveniently leaving off Kranks...

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

@GailSimone Doop

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

@bobchillin_ @BennyBurrito Of course, you're our ride!

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

@BennyBurrito and I will have front row seats.

[Culture Crave 🍿 @CultureCrave]

Christopher Nolan confirms #Interstellar is re-releasing in theaters this year to celebrate its 10th anniversary🍿

(via @empiremagazine)

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

@ThomasWinkley Apology accepted

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

92 minutes is the ideal length for a movie, according to a survey of over 2,000 people.

Only 2% of respondents said they would be happy with a movie being over 2hrs & 30mins long.

(Source: https://t.co/1Ez0SurdPf)

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

@BennyBurrito What a birthday present.

[Matt Weiler @WeilerMJ]

@EthanSimmie Uh oh. You found my snydercut tweets...

[Unsung Gems @unsung_gems]

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