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There is truth in this, the principal of criminal law in every civilized nation has this in common: any person who sways another to commit the crime, any person who furnishes the weapon, any person who is an accessory to the crime, is guilty. But in the end in this case, I heard no one telling this individual to murder based on opposing political views. There is no doubt the political rhetoric is heated. But is it really rhetoric? Or is 5here something much larger in play here? I submit there is. A political party in power (both Democrat and Republican, however much broader and, in my humble assessment, a much greater threat to the Constitution itself is the Democrat abuses) used multiple government agencies as actual weapons against citizens, then, when unseated from power, are attempting to overthrow a duly elected administration by any means necessary. Is anyone actually surprised at the predictable responses. And brace yourselves, because it is only going to get worse. We are on the cusp of something much larger than the 60's unrest in my opinion. None of this bodes well for the nation, we are fractured and will most likely remain so for the foreseeable future.

That roundabout is 2 lanes, you use the inside lane to keep the flow of traffic rolling as others slow to turn.

Challenge Issued....... Challenge Answered! ?

Sorry about that. As for the bomb mailing suspect, we are each responsible and accountable for our own actions. No one should be pointing fingers at anyone other than the individual who made a choice in their life to undertake an action. If that were the case, every German citizen, Nazi affiliated and others who in any way contributed to 65+ million deaths across 13 years would have been put to death. They weren't. And there in lay a larger problem in modern society imo. We've learned to use the blame game crutches as excuses for individual actions and decisions. This is unacceptable. Human history is littered with such events. Societal norms start with accountability, as Judge Heywood stated to Judge Yani: "You conspired to the events the moment you convicted an innocent person, knowing they did not commit the crime". How easy we forget history's lessons, conveniently, when it suits an individuals or groups agenda. Right is right, wrong is wrong.

Trade him IMO. He's young and someone will bite. Assessment: We have the depth to replace him, move him ASAP. Reinharts next on my list. If you can't drive play, or secondary production, it's a non starter. 2 year contract was the right call so far, we need consistency from him. Assessment: Probation heading for double secret probation if this continues.

I agree with this. Risto is definitely the weakest link in our defense. And yes, he did directly cost us this game. I've never understood what fans see in him. I'd like the team to move on from him, if he's continuing terrible play, which he is, get him out of the lineup ASAP. We're trying to build something here.

Of course, Risto couldn't hang on to or pass the puck, comes back the other way and BANG!!!! Trade him already please.

Risto is just horrible. I really don't see what so many see in him. Inconsistent, mistake riddled disaster.

yep, that is what you get for sitting on your ***** all game

Larsson!!!

On the replay, it was a clean hit. But, NHL Refs spun the wheel prior to the game, Buffalo was the penalty target team tonight.

PK ranking going up after tonight.

what the hell are you thinking Bogo? Charging? Really?

Buffalo is getting their chances, they have to capitalize on them.

Look at Larsson in front of our net working over opposing player ?

Hutton, 1st star, hands down

Risto looks like hammered dog *****. When is enough enough?

Buffalo got lucky there, they are getting their hats handed to them early in the 2nd. They better wake up and start playing some hockey.

Larsson has really been steady these past games. Liking it. Mitts making them pay for bouncing him around ?

Pommers with another point to boot

EICHEL!!!!!!

Caught that

Shots on Goal: 11 - 6 Calgary so far.

Hutton looking very good early on.

Another boneheaded play by Risto, not even pressured. I'm telling ya, we can do much better than Risto on D. Way to many mistakes.