@RossDellenger A century of precedent. Ha. Now they are rage baiting at the awkward habit judges have of asking organizations to explain where, precisely, they obtained the authority they insist they possess.
@Mike_Spillane@PaulFritschner There are few experiences more humbling for a bureaucracy than discovering its greatest competitive advantage was never the strength of its legal argument.
It was simply the absence of anyone willing—and capable—of making the opposing one.
Until now.
@JBlake_@samcehrlich None of these kids even the ones making 2-3M can afford a 2k an hour attorney, his usual clients are literally billionaires and these kids are getting the upside of that and good for them. It’s about time someone did it right.
@JBlake_@samcehrlich These kids wouldn’t stand a chance without him turning up. Diego Pavia would never have got another year. It was the attorney and its a once in a generation thing that someone comes along with those skills and decide to be the solution because Pavia never paid a thing and Pt 2
@JBlake_@samcehrlich No, it’s the attorney. There is a reason his cases are effective - an attorney turning up to argue them who is a legit 2k an hr guy - who was a former college athlete himself and this is his passion. He’s incredibly passionate about 5yrs and kids getting their shot. Pt 1
The great lie is that society is divided between rich and poor.
The great truth, as David Friedberg puts it, is makers vs takers.
Makers build, create, and deliver real value: houses, software, art, businesses, and everything that moves civilization forward.
Takers watch, criticize, analyze, and politic. They push the lie that the rich hoard unfairly so the poor must seize it… all while positioning themselves to rule the chaos.
As @friedberg tells his kids: “At the end of the day, if you made something and someone else valued it, you were a maker. That was an amazing achievement. That is a great day.”
Takers thrive on division. Makers drive progress.
Time to choose your side.
I used to cover food and agriculture on Wall Street and I predicated this almost 10 years ago. Precise targeting of weeds and pests — making the use of chemicals unnecessary. Incredible to see it becoming reality.
This is not a dictator, or a fascist in waiting. It's not even a man who seeks personal power for himself.
The Shah wants Iran to be free to vote, whether we vote for him or against him. To have an actual democracy free from islamofascism.
This is why Iran chants his name.
Pete Golding just became an Ole Miss legend.
He took over a hurting fan base and has them on a full‑blown Cinderella run.
One of the most down‑to‑earth, easy‑to‑root‑for coaches in the country.
America is pulling for him.
Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss, a transfer from Division II Ferris State who was a 0 star recruit, has led Mississippi to the CFP Semifinal.
320 yards passing
2 TDs
BIG TIME THROW after BIG TIME THROW.
It’s the stories that make College Football so special.
You LOVE to see it.
@TigerRich1960 All I see here is both Mendoza and Sayin ignore the extended hand of the man organising because they’re too focused on who they believe is most important. If you see the longer tape you’ll see Pavia pause to shake that very man’s hand and bring him in for an embrace also
RFK Jr: "That's how it (Hep-B shot) got on the schedule."
Shocking: Hep-B vax was for adults, but they wouldn't buy it—Merck's profits plummeted.
Solution? CDC slaps it on newborn schedules to "force" sales. Not health. Pure greed.
The Hep B shot debate isn’t really about the vaccine. It’s a rebellion of the normal, functioning 80 percent against a government that consistently caters to the disordered 20 percent’s needs. It’s the natural evolution of what happens when noble lies break down in a fractured society. People start seeing that most of public health policy, education policy and economic policy isn’t built for them —in fact, it gives them and their children very little consideration, at all.
Here’s a policy that was rolled out to support intravenous drug users and sex workers — and you, a suburban mom who pays substantially to opt out of seeing any of that chaotic world is told you need the same standard of care to protect *other people’s children.* Day 1 of your child’s life begins with a hospital forcing that insane societal bargain on you, and reminding you that the best among us will consistently be asked to sacrifice for the most dysfunctional. On top of that, you won’t be allowed to admit that’s what’s happening. Comply, or you’ll be called anti-, alt-, fringe or any variety of names meant to pummel you into submission.
It’s not about the vaccine. It’s about the normal majority being fed up with policies that were never designed for them.
I’m just gonna say it.
If Diego Pavia did this in a Texas or Bama jersey they’d crown him Heisman tonight.
But he’s doing it at VANDERBILT, and apparently that scares people.
Vanderbilt has 10 regular season wins for the first time EVER.
That deserves the Heisman Trophy.
The honest truth is that if Ohio State had Vanderbilt’s exact resume they’d be a lock for the College Football Playoff.
And if Julian Sayin had Diego Pavia’s exact stats head be the runaway lock for Heisman.