Penalties and Commericals ruined the NFL GAME.
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Flag.
Commercial.
Flag.
Commerical.
Holding.
Commercial.
Pass Interference.
Commercial.
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Well you're watching one of the most penalized teams in the NFL
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More flags = more commercial $$$
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@diehardbrownsfan said:
NFL sucks now. Penalties for anything. Liberal faggots have ruined football and this country. Fuck you all.
Actually lawyers and whiney ex-players have done this.
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@diehardbrownsfan said:
NFL sucks now. Penalties for anything. Liberal faggots have ruined football and this country. Fuck you all.
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@diehardbrownsfan said:
NFL sucks now. Penalties for anything. Liberal faggots have ruined football and this country. Fuck you all.
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Great post.. I laughed so hard , I almost fell out of My chair.. Thanks Gip.. I need that after having a bad week.
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I would argue that the advent of the super-slow-mo, HD, multiple instant replay from 12 different angles is what has ruined the game.
Bad and no-calls used to go unnoticed by the masses. Now, they are highlighted and discussed for days on end.
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I would argue that the advent of the super-slow-mo, HD, multiple instant replay from 12 different angles is what has ruined the game.
Bad and no-calls used to go unnoticed by the masses. Now, they are highlighted and discussed for days on end.
I would argue that the advent of the super-slow-mo, HD, multiple instant replay from 12 different angles is what has ruined the game.
Bad and no-calls used to go unnoticed by the masses. Now, they are highlighted and discussed for days on end.
Great point. But the NFL doesn't even try to use the new technology to help these officials out.. They finally added cameras to the pylons but don't even show that camera angle on all goalline reviewable plays.. They are cheap as hell. The NFL will only change if there is a big enough push back do to a high profile team or player losing or getting hurt (Tom Brady low QB hit rule)..
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I would argue that the advent of the super-slow-mo, HD, multiple instant replay from 12 different angles is what has ruined the game.
Bad and no-calls used to go unnoticed by the masses. Now, they are highlighted and discussed for days on end.
I would argue that the advent of the super-slow-mo, HD, multiple instant replay from 12 different angles is what has ruined the game.
lol... some truth here starting with this by Ray the Rabbit's kid...
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
I would argue that the advent of the super-slow-mo, HD, multiple instant replay from 12 different angles is what has ruined the game.
Bad and no-calls used to go unnoticed by the masses. Now, they are highlighted and discussed for days on end.
I would argue that the advent of the super-slow-mo, HD, multiple instant replay from 12 different angles is what has ruined the game.
Bad and no-calls used to go unnoticed by the masses. Now, they are highlighted and discussed for days on end.
I hate replay too. They tried to "get it right" on bad calls, but all it does is slow the flow of the game. College Football's replay system seems to be better, but I'm not sold on replay no matter what.
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@diehardbrownsfan said:
NFL sucks now. Penalties for anything. Liberal faggots have ruined football and this country. Fuck you all.
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Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Jordan
Morocco
Bhutan
Brunei
United Arab Emirates
Bahrain
Oman
Qatar
Swaziland
Nepal
Malaysia
Theocracies
Iran (Iran has functioning democratic institutions which are significantly constrained by religious leaders who have the authority to override most actions of the secular government and the free functioning of the electoral process).
Countries With One Party Governments
Cameroon
China
Cuba
North Korea
Laos
Vietnam
Syria
Countries With Dictators
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Central African Republic
Congo (Kinshasa)
Congo (Brazzaville)
Equatorial Guinea
Egypt
Ethiopia
Pakistan
Myanmar (aka Burma)
Kazakstan
Libya
Sudan
Turkmenistan
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Cambodia
Egypt
Eritrea
Haiti
Iraq
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you didn't list the US. how come? the United States is not a democracy, it is a democratic republic.
when the elected representatives vote their own way or are subject to be financislly lobbied to vote against the views of their constituents...it's not really a whole lot different than a dictatorship by committee. we also have many appointed government positions, like the cabinet, czars, deputies...
although we resemble some of it's philosophies saying we are a democracy isn't an accurate statement, perspective, or perception.
but if your point is we have more freedom and voice in our voting and "democratic process" than many other Earthlings, i acknowledge that and concede to an extent, but not as much as we would like to believe, and in fact may have little to no clear idea how much say we actually have contrary to public opinion.
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Leave then. Here are some options which sound like you may wish to consider:
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you didn't list the US. how come? the United States is not a democracy, it is a democratic republic.
when the elected representatives vote their own way or are subject to be financislly lobbied to vote against the views of their constituents...it's not really a whole lot different than a dictatorship by committee. we also have many appointed government positions, like the cabinet, czars, deputies...
although we resemble some of it's philosophies saying we are a democracy isn't an accurate statement, perspective, or perception.
but if your point is we have more freedom and voice in our voting and "democratic process" than many other Earthlings, i acknowledge that and concede to an extent, but not as much as we would like to believe, and in fact may have little to no clear idea how much say we actually have contrary to public opinion.
you didn't list the US. how come? the United States is not a democracy, it is a democratic republic.
when the elected representatives vote their own way or are subject to be financislly lobbied to vote against the views of their constituents...it's not really a whole lot different than a dictatorship by committee. we also have many appointed government positions, like the cabinet, czars, deputies...
although we resemble some of it's philosophies saying we are a democracy isn't an accurate statement, perspective, or perception.
but if your point is we have more freedom and voice in our voting and "democratic process" than many other Earthlings, i acknowledge that and concede to an extent, but not as much as we would like to believe, and in fact may have little to no clear idea how much say we actually have contrary to public opinion.
There is not a pure democracy that you seem to ascribe to at any level of government anywhere in the world. Oh, maybe in some very small towns like in New England, but every nation that is a "democracy" is in reality a democratic republic.
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