• Forums
  • Best Betting Sites
  • Sportsbook Promos
  • Best Sports Betting Apps
  • NFL Betting Forum
  • NBA Betting Forum
  • MLB Betting Forum
  • NHL Betting Forum
  • NCAAF Betting Forum
  • NCAAB Betting Forum
  • Soccer Betting Forum
  • Tennis Betting Forum
  • General Discussion
  • Help Forum
  • Guidelines
  • FAQ
  • Forum Updates
    Covers Logo
    Covers App
    Faster picks. Smarter bets.
    All in the NEW Covers App
    Download on the App Store Download on the Google Play Store
    • Sports
      • NFL
        • Back
        • NFL
        • NFL Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • Prop Projections
        • NFL Picks
        • NFL Prediction Prices
        • Weather
        • Injuries
      • NCAAF
        • Back
        • NCAAF
        • NCAAF Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • Prop Projections
        • NCAAF Picks
        • Weather
        • Injuries
      • NBA
        • Back
        • NBA
        • NBA Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • Prop Projections
        • NBA Picks
        • Injuries
      • NCAAB
        • Back
        • NCAAB
        • NCAAB Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • NCAAB Picks
        • Injuries
      • MLB
        • Back
        • MLB
        • MLB Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • Prop Projections
        • MLB Picks
        • Weather
        • Injuries
      • NHL
        • Back
        • NHL
        • NHL Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • Prop Projections
        • NHL Picks
        • Injuries
      • Soccer
      • UFC
      • WNBA
        • Back
        • WNBA
        • WNBA Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • WNBA Picks
        • Injuries
      • CFL
        • Back
        • CFL
        • CFL Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • CFL Picks
      • Golf
        • Back
        • Golf
        • Golf Home
        • Golf Odds
        • Masters Odds
        • PGA Championship Odds
        • US Open Odds
        • British Open Odds
        • Ryder Cup Odds
        • Golf Picks
    • Odds
      • All Odds
      • NFL
      • NCAAF
      • NBA
      • NCAAB
      • MLB
      • NHL
      • Golf
      • Soccer Odds
        • Back
        • Soccer Odds
        • MLS Odds
        • Champions League Odds
        • Premier League Odds
      • UFC
      • WNBA
      • CFL
      • Election Odds
      • Futures
        • Back
        • Futures
        • NFL
        • NBA
        • MLB
        • NHL
        • NCAAB
        • NCAAF
      • Sports Odds History
      • Politics
        • Back
        • Politics
        • Politics Home
        • Presidential Election Odds
        • Midterm Election Odds
        • House Midterm Odds
        • Senate Midterm Odds
        • Texas Midterm Odds
        • Michigan Midterm Odds
    • Picks
      • All Picks
      • NFL
      • NBA
      • NHL
      • MLB
      • NCAAF
      • NCAAB
      • Golf
      • WNBA
      • CFL
      • User Picks
      • Team User Picks
      • Consensus Picks
        • Back
        • Consensus Picks
        • All Consensus Picks
        • NFL
        • NBA
        • NHL
        • MLB
        • NCAAF
        • NCAAB
        • CFL
        • WNBA
        • Consensus FAQ
        • Public Money
    • Prop Projections
      • NFL
      • NBA
      • MLB
      • NHL
    • Betting
      • US Betting Sites
      • Canada Betting Sites
      • Sportsbook Reviews
      • States
        • Back
        • States
        • US Legal Tracker
        • Revenue Tracker
        • Arizona
        • Arkansas
        • California
        • Colorado
        • Connecticut
        • DC
        • Florida
        • Georgia
        • Illinois
        • Indiana
        • Iowa
        • Kansas
        • Kentucky
        • Louisiana
        • Maine
        • Maryland
        • Massachusetts
        • Michigan
        • Mississippi
        • Missouri
        • Nevada
        • New Hampshire
        • New Jersey
        • New York
        • North Carolina
        • Ohio
        • Oregon
        • Pennsylvania
        • Tennessee
        • Texas
        • Vermont
        • Virginia
        • West Virginia
        • Wyoming
      • Provinces
        • Back
        • Provinces
        • Alberta
        • British Columbia
        • Manitoba
        • New Brunswick
        • Newfoundland and Labrador
        • Northwest Territories
        • Nova Scotia
        • Nunavut
        • Ontario
        • Prince Edward Island
        • Quebec (English)
        • Quebec (francais)
        • Saskatchewan
        • Yukon
      • By Sport
        • Back
        • By Sport
        • Baseball
        • Basketball
        • Boxing
        • College Football
        • F1
        • Football
        • Super Bowl
        • Golf
        • Hockey
        • Horse Racing
        • March Madness
        • Soccer
        • UFC
        • World Cup
      • Betting Apps
        • Back
        • Betting Apps
        • Best Sports Betting Apps USA
        • Ontario Sports Betting Apps
      • Rest of World
        • Back
        • Rest of World
        • UK Betting Offers
          • Back
          • UK Betting Offers
          • UK Betting Sites
          • bet365 Bonus Code UK
          • 888Sport Promo Code UK
          • William Hill Sign up Offer
          • Betway Sign up Offer
          • BetVictor Bonus Code UK
      • Betting Guides
        • Back
        • Betting Guides
        • All Guides
        • Glossary
        • Betting Calculators
          • Back
          • Betting Calculators
          • Odds Converter
          • Parlay Calculator
        • Futures Betting Guide
        • Moneyline Betting Guide
        • Over/Under Betting Guide
        • Parlay Betting Guide
        • Point Spread Betting Guide
        • Prop Betting Guide
        • Sports Betting Guides
          • Back
          • Sports Betting Guides
          • How To Bet On Sports Guide
          • NFL Betting Guide
          • NHL Betting Guide
          • NBA Betting Guide
          • MLB Betting Guide
          • NCAAB Betting Guide
          • NCAAF Betting Guide
          • Golf Betting Guide
          • Tennis Betting Guide
        • Teaser Betting Guide
      • Betting News
        • Back
        • Betting News
        • All News
        • Industry News
        • Podcasts
        • Covers Videos
        • Covers Writers
        • Offers & Boosts
    • Promos
      • Sportsbook Promos
      • Canada Sportsbook Promos
      • Bonuses By Sportsbook
        • Back
        • Bonuses By Sportsbook
        • bet365 Bonus Code
        • BET99 Promo Code
        • BetMGM Bonus Code
        • BetRivers Bonus Code
        • Caesars Sportsbook Promo
        • DraftKings Promo Code
        • Fanatics Sportsbook Promo
        • FanDuel Promo Code
        • Hard Rock Bet Promo Code
        • Sports Interaction Promo
        • Stake Promo Code
        • theScore Bet Promo Code
        • TonyBet Promo Code
      • Bonuses By Region
        • Back
        • Bonuses By Region
        • Arkansas Promos
        • Arizona Promos
        • Colorado Promos
        • Connecticut Promos
        • DC Promos
        • Illinois Promos
        • Indiana Promos
        • Iowa Promos
        • Kansas Promos
        • Kentucky Promos
        • Louisiana Promos
        • Maine Promos
        • Maryland Promos
        • Massachusetts Promos
        • Michigan Promos
        • Missouri Promos
        • New Jersey Promos
        • New York Promos
        • North Carolina Promos
        • Ohio Promos
        • Pennsylvania Promos
        • Tennessee Promos
        • Vermont Promos
        • Virginia Promos
        • West Virginia Promos
        • Wyoming Promos
    • Forum & Contests
      • All Forums
      • NFL Betting Forum
      • MLB Betting Forum
      • NCAAB Betting Forum
      • NCAAF Betting Forum
      • NBA Betting Forum
      • NHL Betting Forum
      • Soccer Betting Forum
      • Contests
        • Back
        • Contests
        • Contests Home
        • Streak Survivor
        • King of Covers
        • My Contests
    • Casino
      • Sweepstakes Casino
        • Back
        • Sweepstakes Casino
        • Sweepstakes Casino
        • Sweepstakes No-Deposit Bonuses
        • Sweepstakes Promos
          • Back
          • Sweepstakes Promos
          • Card Crush
          • Casino.click
          • Chanced Casino
          • Crown Coins Casino
          • FreeSpin Casino
          • LoneStar
          • McLuck
          • Mega Bonanza Casino
          • PlayFame
          • Pulsz
          • Stake.us
      • US Casinos
        • Back
        • US Casinos
        • US Online Casinos
        • US Online Casino Bonuses
        • Casino Promos
          • Back
          • Casino Promos
          • bet365 Casino Promo Code
          • BetRivers Casino Promo
          • Borgata Casino Bonus Code
          • Caesars Casino Bonus Code
          • DraftKings Casino Promo
          • Fanatics Casino Promo
          • FanDuel Casino Promo Code
          • Golden Nugget Casino Promo
          • Hard Rock Bet Casino Promo
          • Hollywood Casino Promo Code
      • Canada Casinos
        • Back
        • Canada Casinos
        • Canada Online Casinos
        • Provinces
          • Back
          • Provinces
          • Alberta Online Casino
          • BC Online Casino
          • Ontario Online Casinos
        • Casino Promos
          • Back
          • Casino Promos
          • BC.GAME Bonus Code
          • Cloudbet Promo Code
          • RainBet Promo Code
          • Roobet Promo Code
          • Shuffle Promo Code
          • Thrill Promo Code
    • Prediction Markets
      • Prediction Markets
      • Prediction Market Apps
      • Prediction Market Promos
      • Kalshi Promo Code
      • Kalshi Referral Code
      • Polymarket Promo Code
      • Polymarket Referral Code
      • DraftKings Predictions Promo Code
      • Novig Promo Code
      • ProphetX Promo Code
      • Underdog Promo Code
      • Betr Promo Code
      • OG Promo Code
      • Fanatics Markets Promo Code
      • Plus500 Promo Code
      • Gemini Predictions Promo Code
    • NFL Week 7
      NFL Week 7
      • NFL Odds
      • NFL Picks
      • NFL Prediction Markets
      • NFL Betting Sites
    Covers Account
    Log in Create account
    Join free Log in
    All Forums | Politics

    Giuliani: No 'successful radical Islamic terrorist attacks' in U.S. before Obama's presidency

    «First Previous 12
    dl36
    bowlslit
    wallstreetcappers
    thirdperson
    idle_havoc
    ...
    Participants:
    Search
    Views: 1615
    Posts: 39
    «First Previous 12
     
    dl36
    dl36
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Jul, 2003
    Posts: 27850
    Posted: Aug. 19, 2016 - 2:57 AM ET #26

    No you are continuing your antics and games to avoid answering my question.

    I offer civil dialog and I have gotten nothing but jabs, insults, lies, games and personal attacks.  

    But I am sure that you and others will insist I am the source of all problems... 
    Reply
    No you are continuing your antics and games to avoid answering my question.

    I offer civil dialog and I have gotten nothing but jabs, insults, lies, games and personal attacks.  

    But I am sure that you and others will insist I am the source of all problems... 
     
    bowlslit
    bowlslit
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Oct, 2008
    Posts: 5625
    Posted: Aug. 19, 2016 - 3:08 AM ET #27

    What questions are you talking about?

    You may call some insults but they are reality.

    Why did you pile on to faulty numbers?

    Why do you often pile on to simply bash the usual suspects?

    You've never called anybody wacko nut jobs?

    Why didn't you try to validate the numbers? If you had you would have known better than to pile on.
    Reply
    What questions are you talking about?

    You may call some insults but they are reality.

    Why did you pile on to faulty numbers?

    Why do you often pile on to simply bash the usual suspects?

    You've never called anybody wacko nut jobs?

    Why didn't you try to validate the numbers? If you had you would have known better than to pile on.
     
    dl36
    dl36
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Jul, 2003
    Posts: 27850
    Posted: Aug. 19, 2016 - 1:10 PM ET #28

    Quote Originally Posted by dl36:

    I think they represented the reality at the time. So ok, add in the homophobic attack in Orlando. The distortional number says something...

    What do those discrepancies in numbers communicate?

    Here is the question I am Refering to after I answered your question. You then go on post after post of games, jabs, insults and lies as I do absolutely none of that. 

    But you and others will adminently insist that I am the problem. 

    Try answering the question 
    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by dl36:

    I think they represented the reality at the time. So ok, add in the homophobic attack in Orlando. The distortional number says something...

    What do those discrepancies in numbers communicate?

    Here is the question I am Refering to after I answered your question. You then go on post after post of games, jabs, insults and lies as I do absolutely none of that. 

    But you and others will adminently insist that I am the problem. 

    Try answering the question 
     
    bowlslit
    bowlslit
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Oct, 2008
    Posts: 5625
    Posted: Aug. 19, 2016 - 1:35 PM ET #29

    Quote Originally Posted by dl36:


    Here is the question I am Refering to after I answered your question. You then go on post after post of games, jabs, insults and lies as I do absolutely none of that. 

    But you and others will adminently insist that I am the problem. 

    Try answering the question 

    I will help you answer your own question with second grade questions like you did to me yesterday.

    What are the general differences in motive in most typical murders and murders by terrorists?

    So why is ok to compare the two in the context of this thread?

    Actually, I'm not that confident in you correctly answering the question so I'll answer for you.

    Answer #1 Most typical murders have an objective motivation ie rape, robbery, to keep from testifying, revenge, etc.

    Terrorists murder innocent people with zero discretion.

    Somewhat off topic: I'm curious as to which one of our current candidates is most likely to have turned a thumb down for someone about to testify against them.

    In summary, do you really believe that 180,000 Americans have been victims of terrorism from Americans?
    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by dl36:


    Here is the question I am Refering to after I answered your question. You then go on post after post of games, jabs, insults and lies as I do absolutely none of that. 

    But you and others will adminently insist that I am the problem. 

    Try answering the question 

    I will help you answer your own question with second grade questions like you did to me yesterday.

    What are the general differences in motive in most typical murders and murders by terrorists?

    So why is ok to compare the two in the context of this thread?

    Actually, I'm not that confident in you correctly answering the question so I'll answer for you.

    Answer #1 Most typical murders have an objective motivation ie rape, robbery, to keep from testifying, revenge, etc.

    Terrorists murder innocent people with zero discretion.

    Somewhat off topic: I'm curious as to which one of our current candidates is most likely to have turned a thumb down for someone about to testify against them.

    In summary, do you really believe that 180,000 Americans have been victims of terrorism from Americans?
     
    dl36
    dl36
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Jul, 2003
    Posts: 27850
    Posted: Aug. 19, 2016 - 2:06 PM ET #30

    You asked me a question and I replied with no jabs, games or insults. I then you asked you a question of what the numbers meant in the bigger picture and I've gotten post after post of jabs, games and insults like insulting my intelligence calling my bigger picture question second grade.

    But yet I am the problem here.  It's funny how that all works out. 

    Try to sift through all of your games and insults and prior post deflecting and evading answering the question I appreciate you at least making an attempt to answer the question with what I can find in your last post. 

    I think that terrorists have huge objective motivation to often selectively and carefully choose targets and places to have things happen.  But not all.  I think it would be making too big of a generalization to say all.

    And similarly with murder, especially when you look at the numbers presented in this thread.  There has to be bother variance and patterns.  I am neither asserting that you are correct or incorrect in your statement about murder, but can you back that up or is that just your opinion?

    Finally and most importantly,  what do the huge decrepancy in the two statistics mean for America and American lives?  

    And to answer your question I do not believe that 180k Americans are the victims of terrorism.  The numbers presented do not support that. 

    Looking forward to your responses, hopefully with out your games, baiting insults, jabs, lies that I have done none of but yet I am personally responsible for your choices in behavior some how I guess 

    Reply
    You asked me a question and I replied with no jabs, games or insults. I then you asked you a question of what the numbers meant in the bigger picture and I've gotten post after post of jabs, games and insults like insulting my intelligence calling my bigger picture question second grade.

    But yet I am the problem here.  It's funny how that all works out. 

    Try to sift through all of your games and insults and prior post deflecting and evading answering the question I appreciate you at least making an attempt to answer the question with what I can find in your last post. 

    I think that terrorists have huge objective motivation to often selectively and carefully choose targets and places to have things happen.  But not all.  I think it would be making too big of a generalization to say all.

    And similarly with murder, especially when you look at the numbers presented in this thread.  There has to be bother variance and patterns.  I am neither asserting that you are correct or incorrect in your statement about murder, but can you back that up or is that just your opinion?

    Finally and most importantly,  what do the huge decrepancy in the two statistics mean for America and American lives?  

    And to answer your question I do not believe that 180k Americans are the victims of terrorism.  The numbers presented do not support that. 

    Looking forward to your responses, hopefully with out your games, baiting insults, jabs, lies that I have done none of but yet I am personally responsible for your choices in behavior some how I guess 

     
    bowlslit
    bowlslit
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Oct, 2008
    Posts: 5625
    Posted: Aug. 19, 2016 - 2:51 PM ET #31

    Finally and most importantly,  what do the huge decrepancy in the two statistics mean for America and American lives? 

    You got me. I haven't got a clue as to what point you're trying to make.
    Reply
    Finally and most importantly,  what do the huge decrepancy in the two statistics mean for America and American lives? 

    You got me. I haven't got a clue as to what point you're trying to make.
     
    bowlslit
    bowlslit
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Oct, 2008
    Posts: 5625
    Posted: Aug. 19, 2016 - 10:28 PM ET #32

    I guess it wasn't that important after all. YOU don't even know what point you were trying to make.


    Reply
    I guess it wasn't that important after all. YOU don't even know what point you were trying to make.


     
    wallstreetcappers
    wallstreetcappers
    Covers Linesmen
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Feb, 2003
    Posts: 58436
    Posted: Aug. 19, 2016 - 11:00 PM ET #33

    Maybe you two should avoid each other, I see two people obviously unable to reply to each other without garbage and drama.

    I think we tried this avoid thing before but you both could not stick to that concept for very long either.

    Reply
    Maybe you two should avoid each other, I see two people obviously unable to reply to each other without garbage and drama.

    I think we tried this avoid thing before but you both could not stick to that concept for very long either.

     
    bowlslit
    bowlslit
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Oct, 2008
    Posts: 5625
    Posted: Aug. 19, 2016 - 11:17 PM ET #34

    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    Maybe you two should avoid each other, I see two people obviously unable to reply to each other without garbage and drama.

    I think we tried this avoid thing before but you both could not stick to that concept for very long either.


    Wall, are you not the least bit curious to know what was so important?

    I mean even he said it was very important yet he's nowhere to be found on this thread. Smh
    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    Maybe you two should avoid each other, I see two people obviously unable to reply to each other without garbage and drama.

    I think we tried this avoid thing before but you both could not stick to that concept for very long either.


    Wall, are you not the least bit curious to know what was so important?

    I mean even he said it was very important yet he's nowhere to be found on this thread. Smh
     
    wallstreetcappers
    wallstreetcappers
    Covers Linesmen
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Feb, 2003
    Posts: 58436
    Posted: Aug. 19, 2016 - 11:39 PM ET #35

    Quote Originally Posted by bowlslit:


    Wall, are you not the least bit curious to know what was so important?

    I mean even he said it was very important yet he's nowhere to be found on this thread. Smh

    Not when it is personal like this..not at all. You throw out insults and jabs, you both obviously dislike each other and are unable to stop yourselves from this crap...at some point maybe you both need to avoid each other and be done with it.
    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by bowlslit:


    Wall, are you not the least bit curious to know what was so important?

    I mean even he said it was very important yet he's nowhere to be found on this thread. Smh

    Not when it is personal like this..not at all. You throw out insults and jabs, you both obviously dislike each other and are unable to stop yourselves from this crap...at some point maybe you both need to avoid each other and be done with it.
     
    thirdperson
    thirdperson
    Captain
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Feb, 2005
    Posts: 9499
    Posted: Aug. 20, 2016 - 12:09 AM ET #36

    Non-terrorist murders far outnumber deaths from terrorists attacks. Gang violence and domestic disputes kill more people than terrorism. According to Triangle Centre on terrorism, muslim terrorism accounts for under 1% of 180,000 US murders since 9/11.

    MUSLIM TERRORISM IS EXAGGERATED according to politifact, Harvard Kennedy school, Cato Institute, Duke university, University of North Carolina, Forbes and US justice department.  National consortium on terrorism says odds of being killed by terrorists is 1 in 110,000,000.
    Reply
    Non-terrorist murders far outnumber deaths from terrorists attacks. Gang violence and domestic disputes kill more people than terrorism. According to Triangle Centre on terrorism, muslim terrorism accounts for under 1% of 180,000 US murders since 9/11.

    MUSLIM TERRORISM IS EXAGGERATED according to politifact, Harvard Kennedy school, Cato Institute, Duke university, University of North Carolina, Forbes and US justice department.  National consortium on terrorism says odds of being killed by terrorists is 1 in 110,000,000.
     
    bowlslit
    bowlslit
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Oct, 2008
    Posts: 5625
    Posted: Aug. 20, 2016 - 1:48 AM ET #37

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    Non-terrorist murders far outnumber deaths from terrorists attacks. Gang violence and domestic disputes kill more people than terrorism. According to Triangle Centre on terrorism, muslim terrorism accounts for under 1% of 180,000 US murders since 9/11.

    MUSLIM TERRORISM IS EXAGGERATED according to politifact, Harvard Kennedy school, Cato Institute, Duke university, University of North Carolina, Forbes and US justice department.  National consortium on terrorism says odds of being killed by terrorists is 1 in 110,000,000.

    What would we ever do without you pointing out the obvious to us? Did you think there was/is one person in the forums that was under the impression that terrorists killed more Americans than all other categories? Or did you think we all have down syndrome?
    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    Non-terrorist murders far outnumber deaths from terrorists attacks. Gang violence and domestic disputes kill more people than terrorism. According to Triangle Centre on terrorism, muslim terrorism accounts for under 1% of 180,000 US murders since 9/11.

    MUSLIM TERRORISM IS EXAGGERATED according to politifact, Harvard Kennedy school, Cato Institute, Duke university, University of North Carolina, Forbes and US justice department.  National consortium on terrorism says odds of being killed by terrorists is 1 in 110,000,000.

    What would we ever do without you pointing out the obvious to us? Did you think there was/is one person in the forums that was under the impression that terrorists killed more Americans than all other categories? Or did you think we all have down syndrome?
     
    idle_havoc
    idle_havoc
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Nov, 2011
    Posts: 4519
    Posted: Aug. 20, 2016 - 1:49 PM ET #38

    Quote Originally Posted by bowlslit:


    What would we ever do without you pointing out the obvious to us? Did you think there was/is one person in the forums that was under the impression that terrorists killed more Americans than all other categories? Or did you think we all have down syndrome?

    Maybe the point is Muslim terrorists aren't as much a threat here as some people try to lead us to believe.
    Gotta go pee!
    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by bowlslit:


    What would we ever do without you pointing out the obvious to us? Did you think there was/is one person in the forums that was under the impression that terrorists killed more Americans than all other categories? Or did you think we all have down syndrome?

    Maybe the point is Muslim terrorists aren't as much a threat here as some people try to lead us to believe.
     
     
    Relax_Dude
    Relax_Dude
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Dec, 2014
    Posts: 4717
    Posted: Aug. 20, 2016 - 3:01 PM ET #39

    Quote Originally Posted by idle_havoc:

    Quote Originally Posted by bowlslit:

    What would we ever do without you pointing out the obvious to us? Did you think there was/is one person in the forums that was under the impression that terrorists killed more Americans than all other categories? Or did you think we all have down syndrome?
    Maybe the point is Muslim terrorists aren't as much a threat here as some people try to lead us to believe.

    "Nothing really matters"
    --says every Lib-troll
    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by idle_havoc:

    Quote Originally Posted by bowlslit:

    What would we ever do without you pointing out the obvious to us? Did you think there was/is one person in the forums that was under the impression that terrorists killed more Americans than all other categories? Or did you think we all have down syndrome?
    Maybe the point is Muslim terrorists aren't as much a threat here as some people try to lead us to believe.

    "Nothing really matters"
    --says every Lib-troll
    All Forums | Politics
    «First Previous 12

    Hot Forums IconHot Forum Topics

    • Patriots vs Bears in-game live TNF 1,958
    • Thursday 10/22/2026 937
    • NFL LOCKED IN! 109,723
    • Thursday”s POD 2,884
    • NFL THREAD * 151 * 27,072
    • Patriots@Bears discussion 3,644
    • Public Indicator Calculations 2026 23,674
    • Week 8 Money 7,833
    • Republicans push back against the lunatic Trump and his team of liars. 23,327
    • MLB World Series game 1: Keep Riding The Rays 1,147

    Warning - External Link

    Report User

    Thank you for reporting
    This content is abusive or harmful
    This post is spam
    An error has occurred
    This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

    Delete Post

    Are you sure you would like to remove this post?

    Remove Thread

    Are you sure you would like to remove this thread?

    Scan Results

    Login/Register

    Happy to have you join the conversation. To do so, please login or create an account.
    Accounts are free and easy to create.

    Search


    Loading…

    Loading…

    About Us
    Contact Us
    Careers
    Our Team
    Brand
    Testimonials
    Betting Guides
    Sportsbook Reviews
    Betting News
    Podcasts
    Responsible Gambling
    Betting Sites
    US Betting Sites
    Canada Betting Sites
    Canada Casinos
    Best Betting Apps
    Contests
    Streak Survivor
    King of Covers
    Ultimate Race
    Office Pools
    The Covers community has
    810,221
    lifetime members worldwide
    Join our community today
    Covers 30 Years Logo Established in 1995,
    Covers is the world
    leader in sports
    betting information.
    21+
    Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER
    Help Privacy Privacy Choices Terms of Service Cookies Sitemap Forum
    YouTube logo
    Facebook logo
    Twitter logo
    Instagram logo
    LinkedIn logo
    Google News logo
    Covers is verified safe by:
    Evalon Logo Logo GPWA Logo GDPR logo Logo GeoTrust logo Logo
    Covers Logo
    Copyright © 1995 - 2026 Genius Sports. All Rights Reserved.
    If you choose to make use of any information on this website including online sports betting services from any websites that may be featured on this website, we strongly recommend that you carefully check your local laws before doing so.It is your sole responsibility to understand your local laws and observe them strictly.Covers does not provide any advice or guidance as to the legality of online sports betting or other online gambling activities within your jurisdiction and you are responsible for complying with laws that are applicable to you in your relevant locality.Covers disclaims all liability associated with your use of this website and use of any information contained on it.As a condition of using this website, you agree to hold the owner of this website harmless from any claims arising from your use of any services on any third party website that may be featured by Covers.