When you complain on Twitter and Facebook about Coke’s commercial using “America the Beautiful” -- can you please stop calling it the national anthem? (It isn’t.)

Severe Weather Task Force? A knee-jerk reaction which will do nothing but waste more money and resources. Let’s put an end to it before it takes foothold.

I hear that Philip Seymour Hoffman may have died from a bad batch of heroin. There’s a good batch of heroin?

Anyone who owns a leather jacket, belt or pair of shoes but is morally outraged over Joe Namath’s fur coat might have a tad of a hypocrisy issue.

Want to impress me on a date? Treat the server right and leave a good tip.

If someone today uttered the words “Give me liberty or give me death,” they’d be put on a terrorist watch list. Just like Patrick Henry in 1775.

Why are those who disliked the Coke ad bad people? A song honoring America should be in English. That’s not mean, it’s just true. Get over your PC selves!

GEMA better figure out a better way to communicate to the public rather than a Facebook page and better late than never tweets.

The Christian Coalition is against medical marijuana for sick children in Georgia. Why am I not surprised?

The only reason I have to go into the office every day is so my boss can make my life miserable when I could be telecommuting and making him more money.

Last week’s storm should be called “Icecarpades 2014!”

I make $105,000 a year but I wish I was bagging groceries like I did when I was a kid.

I may work for a heartless corporation 9 to 5 but on my off-time I work against it and there is nothing they can do about it.

Sadly, the irony of the misspelled vitriol hurled by people unhappy about a multilingual Coke commercial will be missed by the “speak English” crowd. Your comments prove just how difficult a language English is, since you native speakers seem to be having so much trouble with it.

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Toi Cliatt, Trina Martin and her son, Gabe Watson, say they were traumatized when an FBI SWAT team raided their Atlanta home by mistake in 2017. (Courtesy of Institute for Justice)

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