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Springer and Johnson need to stop driving into the lane and then turning their back today. They’ve had good success most of the year getting to the paint and then having their way but LSU is waiting for them to do it and then collapsing on them. Have had multiple turnovers getting the ball stolen from behind doing it.
 
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UTMVol76 said:
Just passing along information. Everyone is free to discern from it what they’d like.
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Nothing against you at all my friend, I was just saying that it appears everybody in the Media has inside info when they really don't. They just seem to crave being relevant when it appears most of the river of info from the AD that many made a living drinking from has dried up. DM is just one of those that has also lost his main source, nothing more and nothing less. Sorry I didn't state it better, my bad.
 
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I am starting to get really irritated with this DC search...I don't know what the f'n problem is, but this is getting ridiculous. I am about 90% sure that whoever they hire at this point is going to suck.

Hate to go all Catbone and Weezy about it, and I haven't griped...but damn..get it freakin done. My patience has run out..
 
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bluegrasser said:
It does boil down to economics, but who has controlled the economic discussion in this country for 400 years, white people or black people?

This is a great article about the practice of “redlining” Dividing Lines: Redlining in Louisville - Louisville

A process of systemically driving down the property values and loan and banking opportunities of black people in the city of Louisville.

I spent 15+ years in Louisville as a legal aid attorney, a criminal prosecutor, and a trial court judge. There are FACTUAL analyses of the racial populations being processed through our justice system. Black people are arrested, convicted, and sentenced WAY disproportionately to their percentage of the population.

It starts with them getting arrested more. Why? Because there’s more cops in the “black” areas of town than in my affluent, predominantly white neighborhood. Why? Because there’s more crime happening there. Why? Because people there are poor and desperate. Why? It all goes back to economics...

My home value has risen consistently over the years. Many homes in the black area of town are plagued with stagnant or even declining home values. Try to get a loan to start a business in that scenario. What collateral you got? What school are you going to go to? What neighborhood mentors are you going to be exposed to as a child as you formulate either positive or negative life behaviors?

I’m sorry to contribute to this thread derailment, but there absolutely is a history in this country of systemic government, financial, and societal structures set up contrary to the well being and success of black people.

*Poor, struggling white people definitely exist. I grew up in East Tennessee. I know what that looks like. But the existence of one doesn’t nullify the other.
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And those numbers mean nothing except to promote the idea of systematic racism.
The crimes committed not the percent of population should determine arrest and conviction.
Don’t take my word for anything though,
You tube Thomas Sowel if you really want to be educated. Smarter than 99.9% of the people you’ll ever listen to.
 
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