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To: Afronaut
The reason people cheat is because people like the ones in this thread could care less...

I think what you meant to say was "couldn't care less."

Anyway, I'm glad the Pats were caught "cheating" in the first game of the season. Because it obviously turned out that they are even a better team when they aren't "cheating."

I think what really angers a lot of people about "Spygate" is that the Patriots actually got better after being forced to stop spying on the other teams. It kind of puts the lie to their contention that the spying gave them an unfair advantage. If anything, the spying was holding them back. Maybe the spying caused them to over analyze the other teams and cost them some victories. Because now that they don't do it anymore, they are perfect.

41 posted on 12/29/2007 10:14:22 PM PST by SamAdams76 (I am 41 days away from outliving Nicolette Larson)
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To: SamAdams76
"Anyway, I'm glad the Pats were caught "cheating" in the first game of the season. Because it obviously turned out that they are even a better team when they aren't "cheating."

" . . . If anything, the spying was holding them back. Maybe the spying caused them to over analyze the other teams and cost them some victories."

You deny a basic fact: The Patriots were cheating. For years.

The consequences of the Patriots' fraud are not nullified by their wins after they were caught. The cheating enabled the Patriots to compile an artificially favorable record, and consequently, to attract free agent talent which otherwise would have gone elsewhere. You have a punk like Randy Moss, for example, coming to New England.

This in turn enabled this lowlife organization to claim legitimacy, justlike a corrupt politician who is "elected" through voter fraud. So it is all just a big lie.

45 posted on 12/29/2007 10:31:30 PM PST by BigJohn44
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