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Well, there goes the point.

Wooo! If the Sabres can hold them scoreless for one more period, they can get a point out of this!

This forum is highly liberal, so I can see the defense. I'm OK with it.

If they didn't plaster his face on TV 24/7 because of his antics, he never would have been close to winning. They spent considerably more time on Trump than they did McCain and Romney.

Regardless of how any of us perceive indoctrination, this was about the liberal media. The same liberal media that preaches peace, acceptance and equality are now the same media that has been spreading non-stop vitriol for the last week. The ironic part about it is, they probably cost Hillary the election.

What narrative? Where did I place any blame? Why are you all taking this so personally?

I would guess that those who don't believe the indoctrination probably fall in the same age group. Just a guess. Of course....... Sample size.

I'm referring back to the liberal indoctrination. But, I too disagree with the system. You and I could go on about this for quite a while. I was disgusted by the way students finished a class with an A and didn't learn a damn thing.

That's fine we're both entitled to our opinion. I've been to colleges and it's very disappointing the direction they've turned over the last 10 years.

That's a fancy paint brush you have there. Fox didn't tell me anything because I don't watch Fox. I'm also college educated and I didn't vote for Trump. I hope that clears things up.

Personal observations with professors I've had, from conversations with many others, and the general concensus of a vast majority of the public. Too many of the professors I had didn't have the common sense to figure out how to tie their own shoes, so they just left them untied while they put their own spin in whatever textbook they assigned for that class. Relax.............

That's not snarky at all. You voted for Hillary didn't you?

I'm sure.

Many, yes. Indoctrination

Hardly. I've seen it first hand, and it's only getting worse. People talk about it all the time, they don't just make it up. I don't know what's going on with the quoting. That's not me.

Fair points. But I think they all live in a bubble to an extent. Journalism graduates are hardly worldly up to the point of graduation, they're taught by a group of people that most often lean left, usually at the end of the spectrum. So the students have been lead down the liberal path before they have a chance to become worldly. It's not much different than a child growing up with religion. More often than not, if their parents take them to church, they won't turn into atheists as adults....... and vice versa. And today's students are more easily lead than ever before. Ever notice the ages of today's more well-known liberal journalists? We all know the saying 'Those who can, do........ those who can't, teach'. There is some truth to that. And many of today's journalists have been taught by those who 'can't'.

What does that have to do with liberals in the media, and their college education setting them apart from the masses?

What does a 2-1 SO win count as? LMAO! Shootout win.................. I crack myself up. They still wouldn't score 3 goals.

You said it sets them apart in many ways. Name a few.

Exactly.

Name a few..

Trust me, I see where you and Crusader (I can't multi quote on the phone) are coming from. I'm not saying either of us are right or wrong. At this point I just don't see any reason to not be doing anything but trying to win. Trading Moulson just sends the wrong message to the players and the fans. As bad as they've looked for a few games, they aren't that far out of a playoff spot. Even if Moulson has 20 goals at the deadline, I still don't see Murray getting anything significant enough to help the team in the long run. Plus, there is a modified no-trade clause in the contract. Moulson ain't going nowhere unless he agrees to it.

6 goals in 15 games isn't bringing his value up any higher than it was in May. And I have to disagree. The goal isn't to lose any more, it's actually time to win. You're not going to get anything of value for Moulson. You have a restless fan base, you don't go getting rid of what little offense you have only to get nothing in return. Again, he still has no value.

Maybe Goober vowed to incorporate every single possible line combination by the end of the season and this is just next in the rotation.

Yup, we can't win games right now in a year projected to be on the playoff bubble. 15 games into the season, let's get rid of the players that are actually producing. Fantastic logic.