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Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
darkhawk30 said:"Russia didn't start this conflict in Ukraine; they're just trying to wrap it up. This whole situation has been going on since 2014," Putin claimed.

I honestly have to wonder if that monster in Krmelj actually believes his own lies.

To be fair, he kind of has a point. I mean, imagine if a certain territory had stayed independent and then we spent seven years bombing it. People living there would eventually hit their breaking point, get fed up, grab some weapons, and ask their neighbors to fly in and help—and then boom, you have special forces on the ground. They could have, or maybe should have, settled things right away, much like how the U.S. handled its historical border conflicts.

If that area is mostly ethnic Russians, speaks Russian, and wants to be their own thing, then just let them be! You can always make sure both your economy and theirs stay stable or even thrive together.

But man, people can be so blind. They don't see that this isn't really about the land or the citizens; it’s either a showdown between massive clans and oligarchs or something even scarier lurking around the corner.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
ironpuma29 said:No matter how this conflict settles—and it will—whether Ukraine manages to reclaim everything now or ends up losing parts of its territory for a while... TEMPORARILY.
We'll see a new Israel emerge eventually.
Armed, with top-tier defense and an intelligence agency even sharper than Mossad.
A strong democracy and a prosperous society.

The criminals won't be able to hide in a hole somewhere to escape justice.
Something like this simply cannot, and must not, go unpunished.

Damned warmongers...

GLORY TO UKRAINE, GLORY TO THE HEROES

It's just like how America became Switzerland thirty years later.
Turkey - TR in World ·
Is anyone in the European Union actually taking this seriously? Honestly, I feel like their military could really give Ethiopia a run for their money, especially if they send the Italians in first 😁

Since both are NATO members, if an attack happens, does it turn into a total free-for-all where everyone fights everyone, or how does that work? What does the rulebook say 🤣
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Aaron Ramirez49 said:So, who actually came out on top here? 🙂

I mean, there's no way the losers would be the ones posting the video, not here in the States! 🤣
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Back when everyone was just drinking, things actually felt like they had some soul—even the rowdy shouting had a certain rhythm to it. Nowadays, it’s all about drugs and everything just feels like it's moving way too fast.
A blue night at SB, and Blue Blue proves you can still have a blast on nothing but alcohol.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Henry Hayes4 said:I honestly think we need to stop with this cheap melodrama—Real Madrid doesn't exist. Sure, the club exists, but let's be real: it's run by an illegal board and controlled by criminals. It's got that corporate prefix now, but nothing else. Imagine if there was a coup in America, led by a fat, powerful minority that currently holds all the cards—the money, the military, the police, and the courts. Would you say America doesn't exist then?
In either case, you either fight or you surrender. And this whole pathetic act sounds like a surrender wrapped in a cheap excuse—claiming Real Madrid doesn't exist.

I don't know what bubble you guys are living in, but Real Madrid, Chicago, and the US don't exist anymore. Everything has been sold off and destroyed. All that's left is the memory of how things used to be back when we had nothing, yet somehow had everything.

People aren't leaving the US because they're hungry or thirsty; they're leaving because life has completely lost its soul and purpose. You can absolutely apply that to Real Madrid and everything surrounding it. Just look at photos from the 80s or 90s, or even decades before that. Real Madrid didn't have the cash or the trophies back then, but they had heart and spirit. Chicago is the same way—today, it has absolutely nothing left.
The community has scattered, and everyone is just looking out for themselves. Then there's all this nonsense where everyone sells their soul for a few bucks... who even cares anymore, let alone about Real Madrid? The club is just a perfect reflection of everything rotten in this country. Real Madrid is basically the Republican-Democrat establishment that I hate from the bottom of my heart.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
analogheron19 said:Our fight means nothing until every single fan group stands up together against the corruption.
We’ve had so many chances, so many reasons, and honestly, so many wake-up calls... but we blew them all. We just kept scoring own goals.
Truthfully? We’re all getting exactly what we deserve.

But who’s actually going to step up when everyone’s got their hands dirty? It’s not even about which generation messed up anymore; it’s about how long this new one can hold out before they break...
People keep saying this new, unshakeable generation is finally here—all these kids and everything—but I see the reality. Even that massive anti-establishment party, the one full of incorruptible outsiders that actually gave people some hope, fell apart just for a few bucks. 🙏

It’s not like the Bridge hasn't been a mess for years... but hey, new kids on the block, right?
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Lawrence Kim4 said:Talking big about morals is one thing, but spitting on your own sacred values and selling out your principles is something else entirely.
What's next? A Mexican coach? A tournament against the Knicks and Nets? Ceca hanging out in the locker room?
Which club are we turning our backs on? The one that constantly stabs us in the back, treats us like criminals, and couldn't care less about us if they tried? Seriously, what world are you guys living in?


Honestly, you guys are totally lost. What "ideals"? Every single person who ever swore by these principles has betrayed them in the worst way possible.
And yet, after all these years, all the fights, and all the betrayals, you still believe in some grand vision.

If you actually think the next generation is going to change anything, how are you any different from the rest of the country?
Everything that’s happened over the last few decades regarding the group and the club has mostly been a downward spiral. But hey, keep pushing those "ideals" and fighting your little battles... just on the wrong side of history.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Paul Sanchez15 said:It’s just a bunch of pampered little puppets being pulled by strings from some remote location, dancing around to cheap music while waving flags in the locker room, all while the boss's brother gets a seat on the board. Honestly, who even cares about the Europa League at this point? It’s honestly gross.

Unknown... A flag? Seriously?

Forget the flags—I don't care about any of them.
Just 25 years ago, people were tearing each other apart, and so much life was lost just so this same old gang could stay in power. Now they sit in expensive suits in fancy offices, still splitting families and forcing people out of their homes.
All that fighting just ended up with former enemies living together far away from the very countries they swore to protect.

Half a million lives lost in the last decade alone, and nobody even blinked.
Your real enemy is the POLITICIAN, no matter where you live! And you still think it's about a flag? Get real!
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Gregory Doyle26 said:Look, I'm telling you again. This whole thing just feels totally ridiculous and completely out of sync with the LA Galaxy vibe, but hey, whatever.

Honestly, half the songs they play are pretty ridiculous themselves if you think about it!
Bad Boys in Fans ·
You have to give them credit—they were absolute visionaries back then and managed to embed themselves into every single corner of the system. That’s exactly why it feels impossible to kick them out of power today; there are just way too many people benefiting from them, whether it's direct or indirect... it's a real shame.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
feralmoose9 said:You guys are idiots and a total disgrace to this city.

Honestly, if you actually feel any emotion for a club like this, something is wrong with you.

It’s mostly just trolls and a few weirdos posting here anyway. This isn't the Lakers—this is GNK, and it's basically the worst thing on the planet.

Hang in there, Bad Boys!

The Lakers will finally belong to the fans and regular people again once all the trash is kicked out of the club.😵
Bad Boys in Fans ·
So many alpha males!

If Napoleon were still around today, he could probably conquer all of America with just 50 guys from the Bad Boys forum!
Bad Boys in Fans ·
It’s honestly pretty wild—and kind of gross—to see how journalists watch one video, skim through a forum like this, check out some hardcore fan posts, and then suddenly decide they have enough info to write a whole article.
It’s definitely not the first time this has happened.
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Maybe they'll finally try to win over those kids whose heads were totally scrambled by that extreme movement back in the day. It’s pretty simple: you're either in or you're out!
Bad Boys in Fans ·
I honestly have no clue... did the people who were implicated actually change their stories or what?
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Did they ever get in touch with CNN about shifting those microphones further north? 😁
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Who would’ve thought those flashy guys would react like that? Honestly, it was kind of expected...
Bad Boys in Fans ·
restlessheron31 said:Here we go again with the stadium talk. I remember reading somewhere that when the Germans were renovating their stadiums for the World Cup 2006, they specifically designed the fan sections to suit their own needs (like at Schalke 04, for example). If they actually start building this thing, there's a huge chance we'll end up with something like a massive Madison Square Garden clone, just twice as big, with 800 tiny little sections and stairs every three steps, plus all those annoying fences. If people aren't going to speak up publicly, then we might as well keep complaining every single time a stadium is mentioned. They'll mess it up, and we'll be stuck dealing with the fallout. These guys always screw us over.

I think there’s a massive difference between having 40,000 people at a game—with 15,000 of them packed into that fan section—and having a stadium with only 1,000 people where maybe 200 are in the supporter area. 😉
Bad Boys in Fans ·
Just wait for those few guys to sign up or borrow a username just so they can brag about how they live and breathe the team 24/7, while everyone else is just some loser sitting at home doing nothing while they're out there fighting the good fight. Then you can go ahead and lose your mind.

Follow the logic, not the personalities 😉

Dodger Stadium, of all places... 🙂