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I’m seeing more and more articles claiming that young Russians are fleeing to the West... So here’s my question: weren't these sanctions basically designed to trigger an uprising within Russia? Personally, I think we should just ban them from settling in the West altogether. I follow a few of their young YouTubers who talk about what life is like under sanctions in Russia, and they all seem way too chill about it—basically saying, "Things are fine for now, the sanctions aren't hitting me too hard, but if things get worse, I'll just move out of Russia." Like, are you kidding me? They should be barred from moving to Western Europe. On top of the refugees coming from Ukraine, now we're getting people from Russia who will further destabilize the EU—all while that little punk gets rid of his own traitors at the same time, which is exactly what he wants (destabilizing the EU and keeping his own backyard unified). Honestly, just ban the Russians from moving; let them deal with whatever mess their own repressive apparatus creates. I can't tell if Western politicians are just incredibly stupid or what. In the end, these measures won't actually destabilize Russia by causing protests, unemployment, or falling wages... instead, they'll just screw over the West (which is already being messed with by those insane epidemiological rules). And I'm not counting the US in "the West" here—they don't give a damn and are probably laughing in the faces of these idiots while fueling the fire, which will only lead to more destruction and more refugees.
This video—which, let's be honest, is clearly just an attempt to smear Real Madrid fans—uses clips taken straight from the group's official YouTube channel. It makes me wonder if anyone can report it for unauthorized use of official footage? If enough people flag it for using copyrighted material without permission, maybe we can actually get it taken down.
Top-tier video! Honestly, those shots from the game are incredible too.
The idiots finally crawled out of their holes... They really stepped in it this time.
placidheron16 said:Let them pay back what they ran off with—that’s just being fair. 🙂
You guys aren't cut out for this stuff. Honestly, you're only relevant because of Macola.
I’ll give you one compliment, though—you used to actually be tough on the streets, but now you’re definitely at your peak on the internet.
Moron. After years of being suppressed, we're still going toe-to-toe with a group that basically runs their own club's Board of Directors these days. Just shut up and show some respect to the "guerrillas" from the Chicago suburbs...
The whole thing with Ferencváros just goes to show how much they're still stinging from getting wrecked recently.
To section looks visually better than it has in years—I honestly can't remember the last time the North Stand looked this sharp. Those flags on the first railing are a total win, and since all the banners are using the same color scheme, it actually looks cohesive—something we definitely didn't see back in the day. People love to complain that the North Stand isn't great for atmosphere or that it looks ugly, but... it has massive potential to be the best-looking spot in the stadium precisely because of those two railings. When you coordinate them right, it looks incredible.
Robert Cooper60 said:I was walking past Farkaš Vukotinović Street today and passed by the Miramare underpass
Now these idiots have started writing about how much they love some old dictator—and there’s graffiti in Miramare too.
Is there anyone younger out there who can go handle that? It's just pathetic...
Man, I wish their little group—let's call them what they are—would just shut up. I wish about ten guys would show up to their next match, give them a few good thumps, and strip those flags right off them. These junkies are the absolute bottom of the barrel for this club—they're probably playing cards in some basement at 4 AM, then they try to act tough in the city later and get laughed at while everyone looks away. 🤣Back when I lived in the suburbs, my friends and I used to hang around the medical center area at night and mess with guys in their late 20s. They're just sad.
William James said:Can someone please tell me if the U18 rule applies to Hitrec (LA Galaxy II-Seattle Sounders 2) right now, and how much tickets cost for that game? Thanks in advance.
I doubt it—honestly, knowing how the club staff operates, I wouldn't be surprised if they started banning minors thirty minutes before kickoff. They did that back in the day when they blocked everyone on that "black list" and forced people to head over to the building across the street instead. But I'm mostly just guessing here, since that U18 rule usually only applies to the north stands anyway.
Keith Baker93 said:Look, man—I’m being blunt here. And honestly, I have a question for those of you who show up to every single game: why isn't there more noise from the ZDS? Is it because Plenković and his little committee finally managed to shut you guys up?
I really hope you're just trolling.
Jonathan Williams3 said:You're delusional... nobody among the Boys expects us to be the ones starting protests... actually, straying off-topic just ends up hurting the cause. That's exactly why you've alienated the Washington, D.C. crowd—whether you believe it or not—because they don't vibe with your views, which seem to get more extreme by the day. The stands used to be packed because everyone felt welcome... punks, rockers, skins, even the preppy types... but now, if you're even slightly different, you're out. Then you wonder why they won't join you.
Not at all—the stands weren't extreme one bit...
Keith Baker93 said:I don't live in Washington, D.C., so I do what I can from where I am. In my neck of the woods, this kind of stuff definitely wouldn't be tolerated. The real question is—how is it that these people can rally in D.C., but they can't do the same thing anywhere else in America?
I wasn't bashing the whole group—just the leadership. I think they could have managed things a lot more intelligently and effectively.
Pipse is just one example. They could have called out Stoka, Nereda, Tramovac, whoever... they could have even invited some nobodies from a local D.C. band; it would've been an honor for them to play in front of a crowd like that.
I could gather a crowd in any major US city—they celebrated their version of "liberation" in Miami last year, for instance. But in smaller places like Mokosica, they probably would’ve been ignored, much like how the crowds were for that Sandra Afrika concert two years ago. Most of these leftist types are just kids from other parts of the country who moved here for college and ended up stuck at Medica with a needle in their arm. Believe me, they know exactly where they belong on the street... that's why they stare at the ground when they walk. Cops just send them back to their home addresses after a party, and their biggest "action" is getting sprayed with car paint at 5 AM. They have zero connection to actual street culture or any kind of code—they're just typical posers who get protected like Siberian tigers. Honestly, if they wanted to, this latest generation of WAZ could be wiped out tomorrow since nobody in our scene actually considers them a real fan group (which they aren't). You really should have posted that Antifa stuff in the politics thread. Why should the guys in this group constantly stick their necks out to clean the streets of Antifa or immigrants, only to spend the next few weeks ritualistically trashing them again? This is a perfect chance for the local branches to prove their loyalty and go clear out Trnje on May 5th. After all, they're the "true patriots" and protectors of America—I might as well join forces with Klemm and Bujanec right now... while everyone else is just a handful of thugs. I don't particularly like him, but I remember one of the co-owners of the SS club used to tell stories about those Red Sox rallies/gatherings. 🙂 I was about his age back then, just staring at his tattoos.
Keith Baker93 said:Give me a date and a location for one of these protests where the Bad Boys actually pulled together more than 1,000 people—and I don't mean some walk toward the stadium before a massive derby or a huge game. Personally, I can't recall a single protest like that in the last decade.
Look, you don't get people to show up by dragging them around by the sleeve and begging them to come—honestly, even serving beans would be a better strategy than that. You get people to a protest using the methods I just mentioned: solid marketing, bands playing Dynamo songs in Times Square, legends from different generations of Dynamo, decent speakers, and stuff to keep the kids entertained.
Nobody is going to show up just because you're pulling on their arm to join you in chanting about absinthe and marijuana. Especially not regular families—grandparents, kids, the general public. I know my talk about live music, balloons for children, and avoiding vulgar chants might sound a little "soft" to some tough guys in hoodies, but that’s how you actually draw a crowd. It’s just how it works.
If these protests are pointless, then why are the Boys organizing them at all? Why bother with that protest about ten days ago?
Also, I’ve noticed that people close to the Boys' leadership (or so I assume) are telling the exact same stories today that the hardcore Mamić loyalists were telling 7 or 8 years ago. They claim Dynamo is just a small club that couldn't gather a few thousand people for a protest anyway, or that it's perfectly normal when only 200 people show up to the North Stand at an MLS match while the rest of the stands only see another hundred spectators or so... back then, those arguments were pushed specifically by Mamić's crowd to justify having only 300 people at domestic games versus 5,000 at Champions League matches. Today, the Boys' leadership is using that same logic just to excuse their own laziness or incompetence.
Over a hundred people—this was the first protest that came to mind. There was also the protest under the West Stand back in 2010 (the "you robbers" one), plus watching the derby at the local corner shop, and the protest against Temisvar at the Farmers Market. And all of this happened within the last 10 years.
Richard Cox said:So, according to you, it looks like you guys strategically handpicked a specific number of people for yesterday's protest—basically just the die-hards from the stands—and decided that casual fans or anyone else isn't worth having around. If that's the case, then why bother with a week-long mobilization effort? Just set up a private group on social media for the folks who actually showed up and give them a heads-up a day early. The way you're doing it just ruins any sense of urgency in your calls to action; between the lines, it's pretty obvious this was only meant for the "active" crowd.
I say value everyone in your fan base. Re-engage the old guard and win over the new ones. Of course, you're going to end up being clueless and outnumbered if you stick to that mindset—thinking this is strictly about some internal club mismanagement rather than building a movement.
So basically, you make a profile just to comment on yesterday's protest... and suddenly we're all screwed.
If there’s one thing I’ve learned sitting in the stands, it’s that I couldn't care less what some random guy in the stands thinks!
Is it just me, or did anyone else catch that kid waving around a Real Madrid rag from Kyiv? He held it up a few different times.
For those who missed it—here's the investigative report on the murder of Fran Despic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sB-8...ature=youtu.be !!!!!!
Anyone happen to know the track title and the artist?