aubiefifty

well you basically do the same as me i just post more. i disagree and tell you why and i am a hater. can you apologize fo4r calling biden a ped? i think more than once.

they have no shame at all. none. they got plenty excuses but thats it. they are destroying the religion of jesus as we speak. there are some very serious reasons why the church is in decline and make no mistake it is happening. and yet instead of taking a look and trying to understand you guys do not care and turn a blind eye to it. if you are a true christian would you not want to know why? most of you people want to turn this country into some kind of religious theocracy for christians only and the hell with all other religions. does that sound about right?

so the man who likes to call haters out can hate as well. see? bad for aubie but ok for you. not surptising

man i hope like the dickens it works and works well bird!!

well i guess they prayed to god to help them.

cancer will kill you dead but they are making huge inroads so what is your point?

Auburn shuffles depth chart ahead of first road game against Georgia Updated: Oct. 03, 2022, 2:02 p.m.|Published: Oct. 03, 2022, 1:26 p.m. 3-4 minutes Auburn cornerback Keionte Scott (6) celebrates with fans after they defeated Missouri 17-14 in overtime in an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 24, 2022 in Auburn, Ala. (AP Photo/Butch Dill)AP Auburn shuffled its depth chart ahead of its first road game of the season this weekend against No. 2 Georgia. The biggest change was a reconfiguration of the team’s defensive personnel, shifting to a 4-2-5 grouping -- with just one edge defender instead of two, and the first introduction of the nickel spot in the team’s base formation. The change was made following an injury to edge rusher Eku Leota, who started each of the first five games of the season opposite Derick Hall. Now, Hall is listed as the lone edge in the starting lineup, with redshirt freshman Dylan Brooks as the backup. Read more Auburn football: Georgia’s Jalen Carter to miss Auburn game Statistically speaking: Auburn committing turnovers at alarming rate Auburn opens as four-touchdown underdog on road against rival Georgia Keionte Scott is listed as the team’s starting nickel, with freshman Austin Ausberry behind him. With just one edge spot listed, transfer Marcus Bragg is listed as a co-backup at defensive end, behind Colby Wooden and alongside Morris Joseph Jr. Bragg stepped in at edge against LSU after Leota’s injury. Two defensive players are also no longer listed on the depth chart: transfers Eugene Asante and Craig McDonald. Asante was previously a co-backup at the weakside linebacker spot behind Cam Riley, but now former walk-on Jake Levant is the sole backup at that position. McDonald was previously a co-backup at safety behind Zion Puckett, but now Marquise Gilbert is the lone backup listed. Offensively, there were also a couple of changes to the depth chart, most notably along the offensive line. Brandon Council is listed as the starting center, while Kam Stutts is now the starter at left guard and Alec Jackson the starter at right guard. Those updates reflect the starting offensive line from last weekend’s game against LSU, which was shuffled following starting center Tate Johnson’s elbow injury. At wide receiver, Koy Moore is listed as the starter at the Z-receiver spot after he and Malcolm Johnson Jr. were listed as co-starters a week ago. Johnson is now on the backup line along with freshman Omari Kelly, who makes his debut on the two-deep. Freshman Jay Fair also made his debut on the depth chart at receiver. He’s listed as a co-backup in the slot, behind Ja’Varrius Johnson and alongside Tar’Varish Dawson Jr. There is no change to the listing at quarterback, where Robby Ashford is listed as the Tigers’ starter, with freshman Holden Geriner and T.J. Finley sharing the backup spot. Finley has missed the last two games with a shoulder injury, and his status for the Georgia game remains unclear. Tom Green is an Auburn beat reporter for Alabama Media Group. Follow him on Twitter @Tomas_Verde.

there would be tons of suicides and trans people be abused for what they act like. men who act feminine get their ass kicked on the regular.

well better a hater i think than a bunch of liars and thieves like you guys support. see how you deflect? you have nothing to say because you know it is the truth so you just sling hate yourself. good going buddy. this crap is common and you guys ignore it because you think god is on your side. i got news for ya pedro god is on everyones side until they are not.

typical repuke bullcrap trying to take away folks rights to vote which is one of our most cherished values. man you guys have no shame. you guys call me a hater.maybe or maybe not but i see two or three dozen pieces like this just about every single day and it is sickening. let the people vote!

Montana judge knocks down Republicans' tighter voting laws FILE - Montana District Judge Michael Moses speaks to attorneys during a court hearing on Sept 15, 2022, in Billings, Mont. The judge has struck down state laws that ended same-day voter registration, tightened student identification requirements for elections and restricted third-party ballot collections. (AP Photo/Matthew Brown,File) (ASSOCIATED PRESS) MATTHEW BROWN Mon, October 3, 2022 at 11:19 AM BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A Montana judge struck down as unconstitutional three laws that restricted voting in the state, saying there was no evidence of the widespread voter fraud that the 2021 Republican-sponsored laws ostensibly were targeting. The laws ended same-day voter registration, imposed new identification requirements on students and restricted third-party ballot collections. The restrictions were put on hold in April under a temporary injunction later upheld by the Montana Supreme Court. Election officials declined to say if they would appeal the latest ruling to the state high court. And with the election just over a month away, it's uncertain if justices would render a decision before Nov. 8. Native American tribes that sued over the laws argued the student ID and ballot collection measures would hurt voters on remote reservations, where many people live far from polling places and are dealing with poverty and other challenges. Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen, who oversees elections in the state, requested the voting measures last year as Republicans around the country changed voting laws in the wake of the November 2020 election. The moves followed claims made by former President Donald Trump and parroted by his supporters that the election was stolen. Judge Michael Moses said that the sponsors of the laws showed no proof that voter fraud was a problem following an August trial in which experts and voting officials from across the state testified. “Voter fraud in Montana is vanishingly rare," Moses wrote in his nearly 200-page Friday ruling. He added that there were “significant signs” that the ballot collection law had a discriminatory purpose against Native American voters, and said the student ID law had been enacted by Republican lawmakers “to reduce voting by young people for perceived political benefit.” Jacobsen's own witnesses agreed during the trial that voter fraud wasn't a problem in Montana. A spokesperson for the Republican secretary of state declined to say Monday if she planned to appeal the judge's ruling to the Supreme Court. But Jacobsen is “not going to let down the fight” to make Montana elections secure and accessible, spokesperson Richie Melby said. If the laws were allowed to stand, they would directly impede the ability of many Native American to vote, said Jacqueline De León with the Native American Rights Fund, representing the Blackfeet Nation, Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, Fort Belknap Indian Community, the Northern Cheyenne Tribe and native advocacy groups. She said allowing third parties to pick up and deliver some voters' ballots was crucial for Native Americans unable to get to polling places because of poverty and a lack of transportation. “These laws exploit the structural deficiencies in Native American communities, and the Legislature knew what the impact would be," De Leon said. An audit by a previous Republican secretary of state found no problems in Montana during the 2020 election, according to court filings. The conservative Heritage Foundation found just one voter fraud conviction out of millions of votes spanning the past four decades in the state. The Montana Democratic Party and youth groups also challenged the 2021 laws and argued tthat they were meant to make it more difficult for Native Americans, new voters, the elderly and those with disabilities to vote. Moses has also declared unconstitutional a law that would not have allowed 17-year-olds who pre-register to vote to receive a ballot, through the mail or otherwise, until they turn 18, even if they would turn 18 on or before Election Day.

i doubt he answers that.

silence is consent.....

i know his followers shall little to no love on here for the left. you really gonna go there? you guys would throw me under a bus if you could and probably hold me down while the bus backed up for another hit. i wonder if he would ask you the same thing? hell i am trying to help some of you before jesus gets here. that is no joke. gay? he probably likes i try to how them love and treat them like human beings. athiest? i got non believer friends that laugh because i profess love for a "skydaddy". but they are not mean about it. abortion? he know i do not like it but would put a womans life above a babies if it has no brain function. and that does not include late term unless the womans life is threatened somehow. and he will not be upset at me for hating trans and their parents because i do not. but this is a political board and if i see something wrong i have the right to call anyone out as anyone here does. i mean how do you people even know the trans thing is wrong? you get on here and bash folks just like i do but i own up to it and most of you do not.

my gawd that is stretching the truth..................nicest way i can put it.

the repubs would disagree. i try tho. they want to hurt my feelings to punish me i can only assume but at 67 that is a very hard thing to do. i have thought about taking a break for a while to give them a break. dealing with diabetes 2 is a mess. a little over a month and i am finally getting where i do not have to stick myself four or five times to get a decent meter reading. i have gone through i can only assume are sugar withdrawals but and super swollen feet. and for the record i am not looking for any sympathy from my detractors.

i wanted hars to succeed as well. it is sad all around.

i am hater bro lol. i could never fill jesus's shoes. the other side hurts too many people while thinking they are good christians. what do you do when it comes to the devil ichy? do we pray for the devil? is he beyond saving? the devil knows scripture well and uses it to his own purposes and i honestly see quite a bit of that on these pages. this is why i ask you this. you and i want as pure a love as can be found concerning jesus. maybe i am asking too much? i do not claim to be christian because i do not want one single person looking for christ to look at me as an example and these cats do not get it. they twist striving for love and the truth to be a bad thing. and they give back just as hard or worse than i do or at least they used to. they all claim to be christian on here but not one single supposed christian on the right has said i love you even if i do not like you. they want me banned and to hell with love. so when i am just gone one day i either got banned or i am dead. but at the end of the day i am trying to clean out the temple so to speak. all lives count. all lives deserve love. many preach a damn good game but it is just hollow words.

how ironic some on the right call us child abusers but what are they doing? they just do not get it. they claim we hurt people and then they turn around and do it. they are not docs or specialists.

they sure want me gone. i am not sure that is love bro lol...............i know what ya mean tho.

hey jj is this hate or just wrong dude? i will hang up and listen. you guys seem to be getting a lot of talking points from this cat and i call this crap out...........and that is exactly what it is............but i am a church hater? not for the ones that do it right.

you brute you made me cry.................