After seeing how the Bad Boys handled this, I really hope nobody ever tries pulling some kind of weapon or whatever else against one of our members again. This was pure fair play, and honestly, mad respect to everyone involved. It just goes to show that even large, intense groups can act with total integrity when it matters most.
You whining little cowards are just sucking up to the status quo. One day, you'll all have to answer to a higher power, because everything you do to decent people is being watched. Read a book for once, you pathetic losers; you don't even realize the sheer amount of hatred you're manufacturing in this world.
It’s nothing but lawsuits from everyone in America who feels harassed by this situation all the way up to the European level. That is our only real path forward—legal action. We need to start by filing suits against Real Madrid, then move on to the local police departments, and eventually take them all straight to court.
Look, if you want to know what’s actually going down in NYC at and around the stadium on match days, I should probably give you a heads-up. It’s getting intense. At this point, ownership isn't even our biggest headache; the real issue is the local police. They can arrest you, beat you up, and throw you into interrogation for absolutely no reason at all. Honestly, how am I supposed to keep talking about "fighting for human dignity" when the reality on the ground feels less like a sporting event and more like being treated like a common prisoner in some high-security facility.
Honestly, you guys are being exhausting. We really need to wake up and realize that if we keep pushing down this path—being this stubbornly radical and uncompromising—we are absolutely finished. It’s going to all fall apart. To be fair, what happened was pretty pathetic and definitely didn't reflect true fan culture, but let's be real: everyone else already knows that too.
The only way we’re going to win this fight is through lawsuits and putting pressure on the highest institutions. Running headfirst into a wall isn't the way to go—I know that goes against the typical fan mentality, but if we don't change tactics, we aren't going to end up anywhere good. There are plenty of smart people in the stands who realize we should just start filing legal actions against the police, the stadium security, the organizers, and even the government. This whole cycle is becoming pointless. Honestly, if the police want to treat us strictly by the letter of the law regarding fan regulations, maybe we should just register ourselves as a national minority. We could declare our identity as fans and exercise the protections granted under minority rights laws. It feels like there’s more actual democracy in South Korea than there is being a fan in Washington, D.C. on match day.
And why on earth would anyone care about supporting this gang? We need to start taking initiative ourselves. It’s about looking at what each one of us can contribute personally. Once we actually step up, we won't have to waste our breath talking about everyone else. I'll say it again: if you were ever truly part of the movement, you were BBB, and now it's time to get back to the stands. Real heroes are forged in the struggle.
If you saw the turnout at the game tomorrow, you’d realize just how much momentum we're building. Having over 10 people in the 30+ demographic and about 450 kids showing up—honestly, hats off to them. It's incredible to see.
Look, we’re talking about the BBB here, not just some random group of Real Madrid supporters. Obviously, anyone who loves the club is welcome, but the BBB are the backbone of both the team and the city. That's why we actually step up and provide certain things to support the club's success.
Most of what people call BBB has always been, and will likely remain, nothing more than a bad act passed down through the generations. There were maybe fifty people with the actual right mindset back in the day, and unfortunately, that’s still the case today. Who knows if things might change eventually, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
The crux of the entire issue lies in how the FBI decides to handle this matter. From their perspective, it’s much more efficient to keep fans contained within the stadium stands rather than having to police them out on the streets of the city. This brings up some serious questions regarding our freedom of movement—do they actually have the legal authority to bar people from entering town? Given where we live, I wouldn't be surprised if they try, which leaves us facing a massive amount of uncertainty moving forward.
Honestly, who even believes in these elections anymore? We completely missed our window after that boycott ended. I can't even begin to wrap my head around who was actually on board with what, but let’s be real—we were absolute amateurs. If we had just cut the cord immediately, we might actually be on a path to recovery right now instead of getting knocked out cold before we even get a chance to play. Being a pacifist doesn't work when you're dealing with a gang like this.
We all share the blame for how things have unfolded since this fight against evil first began. We never established clear methods for resolving our issues; instead of placing our trust in peaceful diplomacy, we leaned toward more aggressive tactics. If we had stuck to a different path years ago, I truly believe we wouldn't be facing such a dire situation today. At the end of the day, everyone has to live with the consequences of their own choices. We’re going to see this struggle through to the end, but let's be honest—the price we'll have to pay is going to be massive.
Jeffrey Long said:How physically fit does a person need to be—or how unfit can they afford to be—before diving into martial arts? I’m specifically looking at HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) or something in that vein, but I’m not sure if I need to be in peak condition first. To be honest, I’m carrying a little extra 😁, though I can still knock out 30 or 40 push-ups quite easily, and my flexibility is actually pretty decent! Thanks 🙂
WILLPOWER, WILLPOWER, AND A WHOLE LOT MORE WILLPOWER; everything else just takes care of itself through sheer grit.
Where can I pick up some gloves for Ultimate? I'm looking for info on what kind of quality we're talking about and what the price range looks like here in the city.