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By CardinalBacker · Posted
I don’t know… i met a guy one time that had once been a captain at the Walls Unit in Huntsville-he was in the rotation for overseeing executions. His opinion was that execution was inhumane and we shouldn’t be doing it. I think his experiences made his opinion more valid than me, or anybody else who’d never been in his shoes-worth listening to. When John McCain came out and said that we shouldn’t be torturing Taliban POWs because we’re better than that as a country, his opinion carries a little more weight than just about anybody else. Likewise, a man who shirked his responsibility to serve during wartime doesn’t really have any room to insult anybody who was held captive as a POW for literal years. Especially not when he’s just trying to get a few laughs out of his moronic followers. -
By AggiesAreWe · Posted
Middle school and Freshmen teams were pretty good. JV was descent. I think HJ will be really good in 2-3 years. -
By 5GallonBucket · Posted
The resume is only part of it. He knows how to connect to the players as well as push them and hold them accountable Not all coaches figure out in-game decisions but Just like his brother Tremaine his in-game adjustments sets him apart. what does HJ have coming back? What’s the JH program look like? Maybe @AggiesAreWe can answer that? -
I think it is terrible that anyone suffered being a prisoner of war. Most don’t live to tell about it, but to use it for political gain is atrocious. I understand saying “I served my country” is worthy of the highest respect, as long as I’m not made to feel I owe something. -
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