All the PSYOPed jabbed sheep mocking me for pointing out the obvious. Priceless.
Ever notice how the play by play guy goes out of his way to mention "Damar Hamlin is on the field" during totally irrelevant special team plays? LOL
The rest of the time he's not even dressed.
Contract was paid out in full. The little boy is confused because he lost his hero brother yet being used as a prop.
Remember, the NFL mandated the jab that killed Damar Hamlin. The consequences and liability of the ugly truth are incalculable.
And so this bizarre clown show must go on..
RIP SAFETY Damar Hamlin
Bills decimated by injuries this year at Damar's natural position.
Why not play him at safety? The guy wasn't even dressed most of the time.
"Joe, they had to ease him back into football" 
The mental gymnastics here by jabbed sheep trying to deny the obvious are hilarious.
The personal attacks are just as cute and vidicating.
Why not play him at safety? The guy wasn't even dressed most of the time.
"Joe, they had to ease him back into football" The mental gymnastics here by jabbed sheep trying to deny the obvious are hilarious.
The personal attacks are just as cute and vidicating.
I did, everyone I know did
And we're all just fine my friend, which is the essence of my "freedom" argument
Contract paid out in full. Family told to keep quiet.
There's no conspiracy. Non-disclosure agreements happen all the time.
Pretty much any athlete could have done what "Damar Hamlin 2023" did.
I'll have to go back and check the stats but if memory serves they only dressed him for the big nationalized TV games. Which means what? All a big show for the sheep.
You know what else isn't a conspiracy? The coming multi-billion dollar class-action lawsuits across all sports leagues when the public learns how bad they were defrauded by these criminals.
And the NFL is guilty as hell!
There's no conspiracy. Non-disclosure agreements happen all the time.
Pretty much any athlete could have done what "Damar Hamlin 2023" did.
I'll have to go back and check the stats but if memory serves they only dressed him for the big nationalized TV games. Which means what? All a big show for the sheep.
You know what else isn't a conspiracy? The coming multi-billion dollar class-action lawsuits across all sports leagues when the public learns how bad they were defrauded by these criminals.
And the NFL is guilty as hell!
I think i figured it out.
Matthew Perry (who the media told you was dead), dressed up in black face and dressed as Demar Hamlin during the game vs the Chiefs.
The fake punt went to Perry/Hamlin. Had Perry been faster, he would have picked up the first down.
Problem solved
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Matthew Perry (who the media told you was dead), dressed up in black face and dressed as Demar Hamlin during the game vs the Chiefs.
The fake punt went to Perry/Hamlin. Had Perry been faster, he would have picked up the first down.
Problem solved
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Msm sheep 0
suck it
This thread is a marvelous showcase for how the human brain works. Let me explain it in simple terms.
If someone told me Elvis was alive, it wouldn't bother me in the slightest.
But if someone told me Elvis was alive and I responded by saying, "You think Elvis is alive? Seriously? You're crazy! Hey, Barney, this guy thinks Elvis is alive! We gotta tell everyone about this! Etc."
In the first case, it wouldn't bother me, because I know it's not true.
In the second case, my reaction indicates that a part of me ACTUALLY BELIEVES IT IS TRUE, and I'm experiencing such tremendous cognitive dissonance that it's causing a minor short circuit in my brain.
Posters obsessing over a dead guy are showing the world that a part of them believes he is dead, but it confilicts with the programming the media is feeding them. Hence, they don't know which way to turn. Rather than investigate the matter on their own, they lash out at the cause of their cognitive dissonance and double down on their programming.
If someone told me Elvis was alive, it wouldn't bother me in the slightest.
But if someone told me Elvis was alive and I responded by saying, "You think Elvis is alive? Seriously? You're crazy! Hey, Barney, this guy thinks Elvis is alive! We gotta tell everyone about this! Etc."
In the first case, it wouldn't bother me, because I know it's not true.
In the second case, my reaction indicates that a part of me ACTUALLY BELIEVES IT IS TRUE, and I'm experiencing such tremendous cognitive dissonance that it's causing a minor short circuit in my brain.
Posters obsessing over a dead guy are showing the world that a part of them believes he is dead, but it confilicts with the programming the media is feeding them. Hence, they don't know which way to turn. Rather than investigate the matter on their own, they lash out at the cause of their cognitive dissonance and double down on their programming.
