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Anybody who spread rumors of fraud, anywhere. EDIT: People act like because we have free speech (which is wonderful), that our speech is free from consequence. It isn't. A woman who believed a bunch of conspiracy theories, invented by someone and spread by many, now is dead. A man is in prison because someone convinced him that a pizzeria in Washington was some kind of underground railroad for child sex slavery. It is disgusting. The people who spread these inventions rarely believe them. The people who act upon them, i.e., the misled, suffer.

This is what was so sensitive that DeDomenicis (sp?) wouldn't report it? Geez. Chad, you're a sports reporter. Report!

If I drop a lit match, and the building catches fire, I started the fire, LTS. Let's also not pretend that this was about orderly lawsuits. It was deliberate incitement.

Since Election Day, @SABRES 0311 has been telling us that this will be a peaceful transition as long as there is no fraud. There never has been any fraud. There never has been anything close to it. I leave it to him to ensure the peaceful transition that he promised. Nice job so far.

and why? As for the rest of it, there is a difference between those who voted Trump and those who accepted and/or promoted a voter fraud narrative. Pax. Sleep well.

Your last sentence is fair only because he's incapable of planning an actual coup. He's not smart enough. He actually tried! In America! And people supported it! SAD. And someone is dead. Her blood is on the hands of his supporters. Good. I don't want respect from traitors.

Might as well be a murderer himself. The spreading of the "election fraud" nonsense led to a death. It's on all of their hands. Even if the woman concerned is on "their side," she's a dead woman, in America, because of him and his cohorts. LTS, I already know what you're going to say. But there's a difference between accepting fact and presenting fiction. If we're going to tolerate presenting fiction here, I'm out. People already have died.

I ran out after these. this is only halfway through November. You're a loss-denier, and you harm America. Did I say that you killed her? No. Did I say that the type of stuff that you spread leads to violence? Oh, yes I did. And oh, yes, it did. That's on you.

Because of the same nonsense theories that you encouraged on this board. It matters not which "side" she was on; there is the American side (an election happened and certain people lost) and the rebel side (hey, let's invade Congress). I genuinely hope you did not do this elsewhere. EDIT: She is dead now.

This is what happens when people repeat baseless theories of election fraud. Congrats to those who did so; you have irreparably harmed America.

I'm not going to give the full details of the replacement because that doesn't feel right. Wait for the Sabres to share those details.

Check out the date on this tweet:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_World_Junior_Ice_Hockey_Championships

They announced next year's brackets in the second period, I think. I don't remember what they are. But they already are determined.

Someone needs to get Byram a beer or something.

I think it's very nice that the officials get custom iPhones.

Knight. Well, Zegras won it, but my vote is still Knight.

Six straight wins and typical solid US goaltending.

I see SCF-style refereeing is in effect for the last five minutes.

Parked the bus before the 10 minute mark in the third...I can agree with both of you.

Yes--I think I posted an article about that last spring.

This is what teams are moving to again now.

Normally, if there are that many whistles in the last minute of a period, I think the teams are tired. But these are kids who probably are hopped up on orange slices and Capri Sun, and it's only the end of the first, so what gives?

Seinfeld reference. But yeah, I can't see it being too interesting. I imagine it as Indianapolis with less sunshine and more coffee.