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So, what is really the argument here, in this thread? One side argues the police is the victim and that blacks are unreasonable in their behavior and demand. The other side (those here not everyone with BLM) argues that blacks have been discriminated and abused since the creation of the US. This doesn't give them the right to break the law, but who the hell is arguing that anyway? I see too many straw-man arguments here: some people construct something extreme (or imaginary) to beat up and somehow prove their point. Now which side is closer to the truth? I'd like to ask the proud Hellenes to put themselves in the position of blacks, with the experience of 200+ years their group has had, and tell me how most of you would behave? And, would you own those who use violence (in rhetoric and action) against those who have been mistreating you? I haven't seen anyone here who supports justice arguing for brutality. With the wide availability of video cameras and smart phones it's been easier to expose abuse, which abuse was undoubtedly went on for years without remedy, because it was often the police word that counted.

THis one is the funniest " Just checked Greece's fixtures versus Faroe Islands. Easy to see they lost both games as he didn't play. " Oh if they only knew how much we wanted Tziolis anywhere else BUT the NT

I can see him getting some interesting transfer offers this summer, bravo re Kosta! He has come a long way in his career feels great to see him doing well in the big show.

Black Lives Matter activists have released a 10 point plan to address abuses by US police forces. Ending "broken windows" policing, which aggressively polices minor crimes in an attempt to stop larger ones using community oversight for misconduct rather than having police decide what consequences officers face making standards for reporting police use of deadly force independently investigating and prosecuting police misconduct having the racial makeup of police departments reflect the communities they serve requiring officers to wear body cameras providing more training for police officers ending for-profit policing practices ending the police use of military equipment implementing police union contracts that hold officers accountable for misconduct Nothing all that cryptic.

scored his first goal of the season after coming on in the 43th minute for the injured plea. balotelli wasnt in the squad. nice goal from him.

talk about shot power. he's scoring for fun out there.

I've actually read it twice. I laughed just as hard the second time. Man, this is good stuff. Having said that I hope Tziolis enjoys his time in Scotland. He's always struck me as being a decent person who doesn't stir up trouble so good luck to him. There is nothing worse than being in a team where you aren't going to get minutes so it's best for him and PAOK he moved on. And if he can be the Messiah to some crazy Scots, all the better. Ha ha, those crazy Scots.

Necid is a very good player. The problem was he came to us to get back into shape after a serious injury. He has done quite well since he left us. Also, speaking of ex-players, Stoch ended up on loan at Slavia Prague.

Better Call Saul season 3 is starting up in the Spring. Just finished watching Ballers season 2 and really enjoyed that.