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Did a bad call decide the Super Bowl?

Did a bad call decide the Super Bowl?

Yes

5

No

2

Yes

5 Comments
Abby Normal
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Abby Normal

And this is not the the first Super Bowl decided by the referees. Pittsburgh vs Seattle. The Pittsburgh players couldn't believe the poor officiating. Especially the last "touchdown" that never crossed the line.

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Hue John
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Hue John

The Officials decided the End of Game A Great Game, Not the Players. This will always be Shadow over Super Bowl 57 Kansas City Chiefs Victory. ( Bad Call)

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Wayne
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Wayne

I'm not a fan of either but this is now the 2nd Superbowl in a row decided by the refs . . .not the teams

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Patrick Simmons
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Patrick Simmons

That ruined the players deciding the game!

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No

2 Comments
Max DeYoung
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Max DeYoung

Eagles' James Bradberry admits to committing late-debated penalty: 'It was a holding'

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Julie Borkowski
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Julie Borkowski

We are a society of "it's someone else's fault!" always looking to blame our own inadequacies on everything but ourselves. The Eagles were out-played. Besides the Chiefs had their share of bad and missed calls, but no one is going to say anything about that.

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Which is the bigger issue facing Columbia's city government?

Which is the bigger issue facing Columbia's city government?

Public safety

2

Other staffing

1

Public safety

2 Comments
Harry D
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Harry D

More police officers on the streets is the biggest problem. More cops will at least put more criminals into the revolving door of the justice system and off our streets for a little while. It seems we are keeping up with correct amount of firemen. FJB Keep boycotting Bud Light we winning.

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Other staffing

1 Comment
Cindy L. Robinson
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Cindy L. Robinson

the staffing problem is their Biggest problem, more employees needed, would be less crimes, more trash pickups, better bus routes

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Harry D
Harry D

Note the full case of Bud Light in the dumpster in the picture above. Go woke go broke Bud Light. But I thought you are supposed to separate the cardboard from the aluminum into different recycling dumpsters. Has this changed or are all the dumpsters overflowing and people put where they can?

Does the City of Columbia do enough to support police officers?

Does the City of Columbia do enough to support police officers?

Yes

1

No

4

Yes

1 Comment
Harry D
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Harry D

The mayor kneels before BLM mob chanting anti-police slogans, the City orders cops to stand down while intersections and streets are blocked by illegal marches, City Council instinctively sides against the police before an investigation is even started, how much more support for cops do you want?

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

Harry, your sarcasm is excellent, and spot on.

No

4 Comments
nathaniel bock
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nathaniel bock

Not only are pay and benefits low, the officers need to know that the Council and elected leaders support their efforts to protect and serve. Our officers need to be well compensated but also know from the beginning of their career what is expected of them as police officers here in this city.

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Vernon Taylor
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Vernon Taylor

Absolutely not. The are the only line of protection between law abiding citizens and the thugs that the city administration so dearly loves and protects.

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Max DeYoung
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Max DeYoung

The city needs to hire more LEO's to keep track of the blooming homeless population, that the city keeps enabling. The State of the City address will ask for more money for the homeless amid a Police shortage crisis. The mayor will arrive in a clown car with other clowns.

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