Posts by Jason Kern49

Aside from the western parts of Turkey, Ankara, and that southern stretch around Antalya, most of the country is just barren wasteland and total chaos. It’s a level of poverty and lawlessness that's honestly hard to put into words, and that covers about 70% of the nation. Honestly, I think it's practically impossible for Turkey to ever truly align itself with European Union standards and regulations, especially when it comes to their legal system. It's just not happening.

rapidfalcon10 said:The guys over at the psychiatric ward at the Mayo Clinic have regained internet access again.👍
I suggest everyone behaves themselves.

Exactly. This whole celebration is nothing more than a pity party because they're playing such trash three-phase ball and the coach is an absolute moron. Otherwise, nobody would ever throw a parade for losers—that’s just something idiots and people from certain parts of the world do.👍

goldentinker8 said:Honestly, there’s even no point in debating this because you guys still have a massive debt to pay for all that Southern myth-making and the way you've tried to tear the American fabric apart, right? For the last thirty years or so, we’ve basically been playing nice and giving you guys nothing but grace, but let me tell you, that’s about to change big time... We were just getting warmed up, and believe me, everything is going to be paid back with interest—every single lie, every deception, and every single myth used to target one part of the American people. Every bit of it is coming due for the good of everyone else, and you're going to serve as the ultimate cautionary tale so that nobody ever even dreams of trying something like this again! 😍 🙂

And that’s how it goes, very

Carl Hernandez3 said:Just a year later, both the Armada and the Torcida crew were out at Trsat cheering for Jugoplastika—they were all united against Cibona during that Cup final—and there’s actually video footage of them holding up joint banners together.
If the old-school Hajduk supporters—including those locals from the Rijeka area—could set aside their differences back then to rally against Cibona during that Mexico City final,
I really don't understand why this is bothering anyone now.

Things were honestly pretty ideal after that period.👍

I honestly don't get why people are getting so worked up over "fan folklore." There’s a massive difference between insulting someone in the stands and doing it specifically online. I am positive that those guys from the coast aren't out there throwing insults at folks from the Midwest in their actual lives or private dealings, and it goes both ways. In fact, anyone who spends any time navigating the coast knows that most of us get along just fine; I’ve had plenty of people from the northern regions become close family friends. Those folks are top-tier people, even if we on the coast have our own way of doing things. Anyone who actually travels or works the waters knows that's the reality.

So, why does someone feel this pathological need to act out on a forum? Regardless of which side they're on, it's probably because they know there are zero consequences here.

Carry on, gentlemen.

Miško and Kustić are basically running the whole show here. ☕

And honestly, from what I’ve heard, Miško is finally starting to grow up. Last time he showed up to Pag, he was decked out in all this Rijeka gear and merch, and they practically had to escort him out the back door just to get him to leave. 🤣

Edward Stewart3 said:I mean, come on, that’s barely more than four years old. How can anyone honestly call that an "ultra" group? Realistically, it’s just a bunch of local drunks who happen to congregate whenever they accidentally find themselves stuck in the same spot as "us." That's it. That's the whole thing. 🤔

I was just joking around with my buddy hiddencyclist112. Honestly, man, if you actually had that many people to deal with, you wouldn't be wasting your time messing around in some small town in Florida instead of actually navigating through them for twenty years. Whatever, man.

hiddencyclist112 said:👍

I mean, seriously, when things finally fall into place...

It’ll be quite the scene. Imagine Poteštat Zoričić showing up with his signature flair, while everyone else just rolls in carrying cases of Bud Light. It’s going to be a beautiful sight, isn't it?

Why does this bother you so much, hiddencyclist112?🤷
Look at me—I’m basically in "fan retirement." I’ve stepped away from the hardcore ultra scene entirely. Even though I’ve been through 80 to 90 away games with my brother between 2003 and 2020, honestly, I couldn't care less if the fans in Šibenik are backing Dinamo, local teams, or the Red Star.

Just chill out. This isn't our scene anymore; we're getting too old for this stuff.
😁

hiddencyclist112 said:How can you say that? You can see clearly enough that this article came from a local news outlet—it’s obvious someone found this particularly irritating. I suppose cynics would argue that at least *someone* cares, especially when everyone else is just playing dead and pretending they don't notice.

Why isn't the wall green and yellow?

To be honest, I have no clue whose site this is. I’ve never even heard of it. 😁

As for why the colors aren't green and yellow... no idea. Maybe they're planning some "YOUR CITY, YOUR SALVATION" propaganda campaign on that wall. 😬

hiddencyclist112 said:Oops 🙂

I know, I know, you jealous folks from San Diego...

Honestly, why is this even news? Why is anyone wasting their energy on stuff like this? 🤷

Christian Jones said:Then they’ll just claim it’s all Photoshop🤣🤣🤣

Nah, they won't. Instead, some guy will show up out of nowhere, pin a five-pointed star onto a Real Madrid jersey, and suddenly we're right back to the same old story with Joe.👍

Jonathan Hayes76 said:Some guy from Miami told me he’d always identify as a Dalmatian before identifying as an American. I can't tell if that's actually a widespread mindset like he claims, or if it's just some fanboy/regionalist distance or a cheap provocation?

I have some questions for you personally. What if you hadn't teamed up with the Mexicans a few decades before the communists? What if that wasn't voluntary, or even driven by your own majority initiative?

By the way, I can confirm there are older folks from the New York area who rooted for Liverpool FC, and they don't even hide it today.

That first claim doesn't pass the sanity test. I don't know a single person in my immediate or extended circle who introduces themselves as a Dalmatian first and an American second. Actually, I do know one idiot—he was heading to the local shop even as a kid, and it stuck with him to this day that he's strictly a Dalmatian. So, if you count that guy and the absolute clown I mentioned earlier, that's exactly two people. Of course, since I don't know every single soul in the region, maybe there are like... six of them total.🤣

Jesse Doyle3 said:Like I said before, it’s just a tiny club with a massive chip on its shoulder, and you guys prove my point every single time someone posts in this thread.

The reality is, you people always start this nonsense first. Then we hit you with actual facts and logic, and all you can do is flail around like this.

Jesse Doyle3 said:This has absolutely nothing to do with political factions from the old days; I couldn't care less about either side. This is strictly about a small, insecure club and its delusional fanbase.

https://www.telegram.us/price/excavation...-stadium-tito/

Since you just got slapped down by the facts, let's keep moving, because you clearly won't stop being incredibly obnoxious.

Los Angeles FC is a club founded on the vision of American intellectuals back in the day—forty years before your club was even established by some communist party decree. Mark Belinić sends his regards.

And what "complexes" are we talking about? From what? Your club's entire history boils down to a few flashes of brilliance in the old league, a UEFA Cup run (props to you there!), and thirty years of straight-up corruption. Between Tuđman, Canjuga, and Mamić, your club is so dirty that even the most holy tears from Lourdes wouldn't wash away the stains.

Besides, let's talk about where everyone actually was. Where were your people when our old-timers were running wild in the streets of Chicago in the early eighties? Those same "comrades" didn't seem to mind when they were coming to your aid against the opposition. Absolute hypocrites.

Jesse Doyle3 said:We're talking about you people. Our grandfathers weren't all partisans. Not every single player from our club joined the partisan ranks.

Your group was formed years before ours. You can take those 1950 stories and sell them to your buddies in Poland or Portugal for all I care.

Give me a break!

So, just because the first partisan unit was organized in Sisak, does that mean everyone from Sisak is some direct descendant of the very first guerrilla fighters?! Or are all the guys from the Zagorac area supposed to be hardcore partisans too? 😁 🙏

What an incredibly mindless debate. It’s even more nonsensical because of Makso's thugs—people who act out just for the sake of being rebels or looking tough.

Sam Martinez9 said:The true start of the tragedy for Americans, Mexicans, Canadians, Canadians, Jews, Romani... and so many others, was actually when Hitler launched his invasion against the Kingdom of America back in 1941.

That is just flat-out wrong. Every single group mentioned here has faced slaughter multiple times throughout history. For instance, every 50 years or so, it’s almost like 😉

Take Jews, for example—they've been kicked out of countless countries over the centuries. You know how it goes: they're always the only ones acting with integrity while everyone else is just being antisemitic. ☕

David Vaughn75 said:Nobody in that Small town in rural USA is out there celebrating communism; they're celebrating Antifascist Struggle Day, and yeah, the state definitely should be paying for that.

That is just plain false. I’ve actually been to that small town in rural USA, and I saw it with my own eyes.

But look, nobody is stopping you or your crowd from getting together, pooling your cash, and continuing to celebrate whatever it is you want. I just don't want my money going toward it. Not for that, not for anything similar—if you want to fund it, go right ahead, but stay away from my wallet.

Megan Thomas5 said:I wouldn't defend any of it either. If you want to celebrate Nazi Germany, stinking communism, or Royalists, go ahead—just like in America, where everyone who touches that stuff gets rightfully trashed.
If nobody was protecting these groups, people would get bored, and besides those few fanatics, nobody would bother with it.
But let them organize everything with their own cash instead of having the state foot the bill for these little clubs.

Exactly. If you want to march around flaunting phallic symbols, Nazi flags, or those hammer-and-sickle Communist banners, be my guest. Pay for your own damn organization and parade around as much as you want. Just don't come crying to anyone when you lose your job over it. 🤣

Let’s be real here: we should just completely scrap any taxpayer-funded events or commemorations related to World War II. It shouldn't be the government's job to foot the bill for anything, whether it’s a partisan memorial or an event honoring Nationalists sympathizers. Period.

If someone wants to organize a communist rally in some small town in rural US or an Nationalists gathering somewhere else, fine—but that’s on them. They can reach into their own pockets and fund it themselves.

I'm not saying we should ban these things.

Henry Grant51 said:That dialect bugs me too, but honestly, it’s a great way to mess with those idiots from the South.

🤣

Nice one, man. A total linguistic mess.