“Zach aka Nerblybear” wrote: The Carolina Panthers' Ted Ginn Jr. is a reference to Greg Ginn, the founder and guitarist of Black Flag, who were formed in California in 1976. Black Flag stirred up conflict between their fans and police, and their anti-police song "Police Story" was included on the album Damaged, whose release was temporarily blocked by Unicorn Records (white horse). ISIS carries black flags. The Antichrist is the “Beast,” connecting with the Panther theme.

ChudFusk wrote: Sat Sep 23, 2023 5:01 pm I think it’s interesting that you decided to share this Super Bowl theory with us, and not your much more racist and homophobic one about Obama being the Antichrist and Huey Newton and the Black Panthers being minions of The Devil.
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I will admit that I like how you tied Black Flag into all of this, as it’s funny, as it further demonstrates how you’re spinning this yarn from the contents of your own brain, and because it’s the least problematic part of your delusion.

“Zach aka Nerblybear” wrote: The Carolina Panthers' Ted Ginn Jr. is a reference to Greg Ginn, the founder and guitarist of Black Flag, who were formed in California in 1976. Black Flag stirred up conflict between their fans and police, and their anti-police song "Police Story" was included on the album Damaged, whose release was temporarily blocked by Unicorn Records (white horse). ISIS carries black flags. The Antichrist is the “Beast,” connecting with the Panther theme.