plakemper

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So you are comparing civilian life in the United States to an active war zone in an invaded country? Sadly it’s not that different of a comparison. Ukraine has lost an estimated 110000 soldiers and 10000 civilians to the war in about a year while the United States has about 45000 civilian gun deaths a year. I also assume the Ukrainian were aware of the risk and willing defended their homeland during war compared to Americans being killed in schools, work and everyday life.
With this logic where does it stop? Is the store that originally sold the gun responsible? Is the gun manufacturer responsible? Is the United States government and the 2nd amendment responsible? The ultimate responsibility is with the person who pulls the trigger. Gun violence is a reality in the US. The United States is the only country in the world with more guns than people. The United States is the #1 nation in civilian gun ownership and we own more guns than #2-36 countries combined. Statistically 13 of 100,000 American will be killed by a gun this year. If you look at the average sec football stadium 10 people who attend a game will be killed by a gun in the next year.
Tcu lost their conference championship also. 2 non conference champs made it in this year
I think he realizes he has some of the best coaches to develop him and the competition with Tua has pushed him to develop more even if he is not the starter. Based on him being used in early game situations with the first string Bama is still looking to use him in the offense. His statistics are in line with his performance the first 3 weeks of last season with less playing time (67% completion, 4 td, 8.8 yds per attempt) expect for tds per attempt which he had cut almost in half from 13.25 to 7 passes per passing td. I would be surprised if he quits the team to redshirt this year. Look for him to continue to develop as a passer this season and transfer or enter the draft next year.