@FRESNOFRESH4@DerrickEvans4WV I understand the sentiment.
However, as an adult, you recognize the problem with sending US troops into another country to address this, right?
@JamieBonkiewicz Jesus taught that you should love and help your neighbor, not coerce him into contributing to someone else.
It sounds as if you’re the confused one.
Fuentes admits all the things we’ve been saying:
1) Being Anti-Israel and then Anti-Jew became really popular in 2025 after the historic win by the right in 2024.
2) This virus, targeting the right, was being seeded online by the Left and by Foreign Countries (specifically by Muslim
Countries).
3) Grifters jumped onto it and grew their accounts by spewing anti-Israel and anti-Jewish garbage
4) The anti-Israel and anti-Jewish garbage had to mutate and get more extreme, as it became more popular. Like any drug addiction.
@Ball_In_Glove@JJLahey That’s true. The Bears had five turnovers and still won the game.
Reason, Caleb Williams. They don’t win without him.
Some quarterbacks win when the pressure is on, some don’t.
@Ball_In_Glove@JJLahey No, I don’t think so. Caleb is in his third year, won the division last year will be going to Super Bowls.
Love can’t win the big game. Stats don’t change that.
@AJV2026@JJLahey Agreed. But, 99% of the time, no team is going to succeed without an exceptional quarterback.
Unless you believe the Packers haven’t had good teams around Love, they have failed to win big games. Stats won’t change that.
@AJV2026@JJLahey Marino went to a Super Bowl his first year.
My point is that some quarterbacks are winners and some are not.
Those that are not have fan bases that talk about stats, not winning titles.
@AJV2026@JJLahey Completely disagree.
If you are a fan and were asked who you would want at quarterback, you’d probably be picking guys that won games, not padded stat sheets.
@RedRackham77@JJLahey Stafford and Purdy took their teams to Super Bowls, as well.
I’m not pushing a narrative. Some quarterbacks are winners and some are not.
@VonManty@TheBearscast As long as a football player has value on a team, they will cover for him.
If he wasn’t vital to the Packers, they would have done the right thing and cut him.