Why keep arguing, NO FALL SOCCER!

The Outlaw said:
"looking for a fight"... yet never hurt anybody that didn't physically attack him first after he ran away to avoid the fight he was looking for.

No wonder you morons are bothered by cops serving justice on career, violent criminals that resist arrest at all costs. You're fucking brain dead.
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If Kyle was a black 17 yr old who pulled the exact same shit your story would be entirely different. Which is why folks call you a racist.

Kyle tried to surrender to the police but they just drove by. If black Kyle walked toward the police holding an AR would the story end the same way?

Wake up!
 
Chizl said:
If Kyle was a black 17 yr old who pulled the exact same shit your story would be entirely different. Which is why folks call you a racist.

Kyle tried to surrender to the police but they just drove by. If black Kyle walked toward the police holding an AR would the story end the same way?

Wake up!
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Keep telling me "what ifs" all day long. IF a black criminal would comply like a man, when arrested, he'd be alive. OWN IT!

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MSK357 said:
Im just saying stats show show healthy people with no comorbidities are good to go to work. healthy young students can go to class. healthy teachers can teach in class. healthy soccer players can play, and healthy coaches can coach. More harm is being done by preventing these things when they are at very little risk. stats and science are on my side. The lock down is hurting not just soccer players but young students, especially the minority and the poor. agree to disagree.
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No, stats don't make such statements. What stats tell you "healthy young students can go to class"? Have you not seen all the schools having to close because of outbreaks? Are you living in a freaking cave? You are making that assumption based on personal bias using really bad correlative methods. Just because kids typically don't die from covid doesn't mean they should be in a classroom. It has now been scientifically proven they are super carriers. Meaning they can go around and function normally with the virus while spreading it to parents, other relatives, coaches, teachers, immunocompromised children and any other adults they are in contact with. That is a problem you are completely overlooking. So take a deep breath, try reading the evidence from an unbiased position and realize this isn't some vast conspiracy to keep kids from playing soccer. The stats such as infection rates and death rates are real and they aren't that good. In fact many researchers think the counts are vastly under-reported.
 
MSK357 said:
Do you dispute that health officials have said covid deaths dont necessarily mean covid was the cause of death? Do you dispute that positive covid deaths are not required to classify a covid death? Assumptions are good enough to label someone as a covid death. I've posted my references many times. Would you like them? So you've seen these facts, why would you assume all 180k deaths were strictly caused by covid? We've seen multiple cases where gunshots , drug overdoses, cancer was the cause of death by they were listed as a covid death because they happened to test positive. They could be asymptomatic but it doesnt matter, the guidance is to label their death as a covid death. Can you honestly say 180k deaths were all caused by covid? If not how many? The fact you can't answer that is a problem. Its a problem because we won't know the truth. We just get snippets when the number and cases get called out and eventually corrected. How many times have these numbers been corrected? But go ahead. Go ahead and believe that someone that died by murder was really just a covid death . Lol.
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watfly said:
That's got to be one of the worst analogies ever and totally mischaracterizes what most of us are saying. Using your analogy say a 90 year old lady with Covid crosses the road and gets struck by a car and kills her, what is her cause of death? Anyone with any shred of intellectual honesty will say that the number of deaths is likely somewhere between 10,000 and 184,000.
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Actually it is a similar analogy that at least 5 credible sources have used to obliterate your horrible argument to try and use the 6% CDC statistic as a way of making a case for over count on death rate. I guess all those other countries like England, Spain, Sweden and Brazil are part of the conspiracy too.....LOL. If anything, there are likely already well over 200 K deaths where covid was the primary cause of death. But keep getting your fake narrative from Q and I'll listen to science. Good luck living in conspiracy land.
 
thedudeabides said:
It has now been scientifically proven they are super carriers.
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Actually no they haven't been shown to be.


thedudeabides said:
Have you not seen all the schools having to close because of outbreaks? Are you living in a freaking cave? You are making that assumption based on personal bias using really bad correlative methods. Just because kids typically don't die from covid doesn't mean they should be in a classroom.
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Testing positive for this age group means nothing.

330 or so people nationwide under that age of 24 have died due to covid. This age group catches it and nothing happens to them.

It is like all the stupid WOW another pro athlete tested positive. Always big news. They never circle around to tell you...never mind. He/she sat at home for 14 days watching netflix before returning to play sports.
 
Can we talk some soccer just to be normal? I want soccer for all the kids. My DD 2nd State Cup ((first time in the Presidents Division)) was what set the real recruiting in motion. I won't brag this time except to say she did well on a personal level. All the great Docs were on hand back in the day. This sequence of events is my little goat playing in the "Snow Bowl" in Apple Valley. Tied our first game against the great Sparky DD team. Then took on Rey, Rey Rangers and they got us and we no advance to QF. Not enough points.

One her way to score :)

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Keepermom2 said:
So no intelligent response for debate huh? Enough said.
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Nope just you skipping facts because they don’t fit your narrative and you don’t have any real work experience in order to draw a counter argument. No worries, you fit in well with the majority of people “debating” online now. You don’t have the facts, assumptions are incorrect and you don’t want to acknowledge real data - so you dismiss and keep to your beliefs. Obviously the objective is to hold on to the believing and the feeling no matter what. You were never here to discuss, well I mean discuss something and have someone oppose what you are saying. Deuces
 
Desert Hound said:
Actually no they haven't been shown to be.



Testing positive for this age group means nothing.

330 or so people nationwide under that age of 24 have died due to covid. This age group catches it and nothing happens to them.

It is like all the stupid WOW another pro athlete tested positive. Always big news. They never circle around to tell you...never mind. He/she sat at home for 14 days watching netflix before returning to play sports.
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I'm guessing you are neither in health care or health care research so I provided a summary article for you instead of the original study. https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/st...ildren-as-the-silent-spreaders-of-sars-cov-2/
 
Eagle33 said:
Legends, Blues, Surf, Slammers (?). Looks like you drank tons of Koolaid back in the day ;)
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Hey now, my dd was sought after because she put the ball in the back of the net back when she was 9 and 10. I remember a time when my goat brought a pad of paper to her one on one evaluation with her sooccer coach. He gave her high marks with area;s she needed to work on. He was kind to share to her not to go for jump balls and stay off the ground as much as possible because you can;t score sitting on grass and eating the grass for being knocked off her ass like happen when she was splaying for the Goat FC team. She asked him if she could play on the wing and he said, "No, I need you up top because I think you have a knack to find the net at the right time." The great Tad & The Gaffer were on hand at State Cup. No Slammers though. Nice folks over there and I wish them nothing but the best. Tad's team was for 7 years unless you got cut. So, I was on the right path until the age change. The rest? You know the rest. It's fitting that a goal scorer would finish her career with da Strikers. Blue(s) collar team that will battle and work hard to win and impress college coaches :)
 
Soccerhelper said:
Hey now, my dd was sought after because she put the ball in the back of the net back when she was 9 and 10. I remember a time when my goat brought a pad of paper to her one on one evaluation with her sooccer coach. He gave her high marks with area;s she needed to work on. He was kind to share to her not to go for jump balls and stay off the ground as much as possible because you can;t score sitting on grass and eating the grass for being knocked off her ass like happen when she was splaying for the Goat FC team. She asked him if she could play on the wing and he said, "No, I need you up top because I think you have a knack to find the net at the right time." The great Tad & The Gaffer were on hand at State Cup. No Slammers though. Nice folks over there and I wish them nothing but the best. Tad's team was for 7 years unless you got cut. So, I was on the right path until the age change. The rest? You know the rest. It's fitting that a goal scorer would finish her career with da Strikers. Blue(s) collar team that will battle and work hard to win and impress college coaches :)
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Strikers? Now you really disappointing me
 
MakeAPlay said:
How do you identify who is actually healthy without testing? Do we just assume? I have an 11 year old and there is no way I am letting him around anyone that I am not 100% convinced is COVID free. When my daughter came home she had just gotten a COVID test and got her results the day she arrived. If she hadn't then she would have been staying in a hotel for 5 days until I was sure. YOU may be willing to risk YOUR child's health because YOU see it as very low risk. Again I am a person of color and I am not willing to risk mine and most people don't want to risk their children either. Especially for what amounts to a recreational activity for 99% of the youth players. I ifeel that way and my child is part of the 1%. As I said before it is a free country but don't be shocked that public officials are acting very conservatively with our public health.

Good luck to you and your player.
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Sorry to break it to you, but unless you are truly living in a bubble to include your kids, they are still at risk to covid. I doubt you are doing that. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe you grow your own food in your backyard and have 0 visitors to ensure your safety. I doubt it.
 
MakeAPlay said:
Get a hobby. Have your kid learn another language or take up computer programing. Maybe it is just me but I see opportunity in this rare break that we get from the hustle and bustle of pre-pandemic life. I realized how much money I was wasting on BS since this pandemic has started and in the last 5 months of not running around all over the place and I have saved an extra $12k since March.

Embrace it. Love it. These times will pass

Good luck to you and your player.
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I embraced it. Still doing what me and my family love. I bet you secretly are to, unless you are living in a bunker in rural kansas.
 
thedudeabides said:
No, stats don't make such statements. What stats tell you "healthy young students can go to class"? Have you not seen all the schools having to close because of outbreaks? Are you living in a freaking cave? You are making that assumption based on personal bias using really bad correlative methods. Just because kids typically don't die from covid doesn't mean they should be in a classroom. It has now been scientifically proven they are super carriers. Meaning they can go around and function normally with the virus while spreading it to parents, other relatives, coaches, teachers, immunocompromised children and any other adults they are in contact with. That is a problem you are completely overlooking. So take a deep breath, try reading the evidence from an unbiased position and realize this isn't some vast conspiracy to keep kids from playing soccer. The stats such as infection rates and death rates are real and they aren't that good. In fact many researchers think the counts are vastly under-reported.
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I stopped reading after your first sentence becuase only 6% of death were caused by covid only. Do you deny this fact? If you do not have comorbidities, your chance of dying is extremely low. Apparently you disagree lol
 
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