I love how esea adds like 3 seconds to the end at 0:00

not that yall shouldve let it get that close but still

gg

nice guy, good DM, not a dumb dumb

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you guys should change ur team name to "sewer dwelling retards"

the best movie ive seen recently was moonlight, I highly recommend that

you know mason is like the official groupie of all the mix^ guys right?

I feel like hed prolly know these things better than whatever pr statement seagull made to apologize to his team's fans for them being shit

with the benefit of 7 months of hindsight I no longer feel like the non-axio people in my original post belong anywhere near him so

I guess he really is the king

sandblast has made himself the saam of his team

if u dont like sandbagging then go bitch to esea for doing everything they can to keep sandbagging teams from being able to play in IM without a massive hassle

I still have trouble watching move on up and not calling hax in my head

but who knows, stranger things have happened

I actually agree with mason

tf2 is filled with some of the most entitled little babies of any game, who look for anyone else they can blame for their shortcomings

hoodies are a subcategory of jackets tbh

life is good

well since I never gave my opinion on the main discussion here:

I am a believer in the constitution (as a living document, with interpretations), but here we have a case where two amendments potentially conflict with one another- the establishment clause of the first amendment, and the equal protection clause of the fourteenth

in that case, it becomes a matter of setting reasonable standards for when one might overtake the other, something which is far from clear cut

I think at the very least, anti-discrimination trumps religious liberty in certain essential areas (employment, housing, marriage when it comes to government clerks like kim davis, health care, publically traded companies, etc.)

it's a more complicated question when a small business is involved, but my mom (who has been a civil rights lawyer and has dealt with many discrimination cases) makes the argument that, when someone is involved in commerce, there is a certain level of public interest that may override individual liberties

it's far from clear-cut, and I do not have the requisite legal training to articulate it perfectly, but that would be the argument