Sam Sullivan58 said:The Lakers have always been viewed through that old regional lens. In my house growing up, we absolutely loathed the Lakers from the bottom of our hearts, and honestly, not much has changed since then.
🙂 Well, damn it, if I had known that, I never would have bothered showing up to a Lakers game... what a waste of energy. Let's just all jump on the bandwagon and cheer for the Celtics instead; they’re the true pride of Washington, D.C. and the entire country.
Justin Lee7 said:And the last time the Bad Boys were actually at a Cibona game, they weren't even rooting for them—it was exactly ten years ago when they were cheering for the Lotto team over in the green section.
Honestly, that was just a bit of fun, and nobody was actually rooting against Cibona back then... ..I’ve got a lot of love for Cibona, but I love Dinamo even more...
Just so we’re clear, you aren't allowed to record someone without their consent, and publishing that footage publicly can actually land you in legal trouble if you weren't aware of the rules, you Smarty pants.
At this particular meeting, there was one individual acting entirely on his own without getting the green light from anyone else—this wasn't some official move sanctioned by the group's leadership, despite what the media outlets might be claiming. It wasn't until later that the leadership was even shown what was being offered, and honestly, they shut the whole thing down immediately.
bluebear42 said:Are we planning any joint campaigns between the CDC and the BBB to get more people to join the club? Since our whole "one member, one vote" principle relies on having numbers, it feels like we should be doing something to boost engagement and sign up a few hundred more folks than usual.
Do we really need to go out and beg people to join? In my opinion, if you actually care about seeing this club improve, joining is just part of the job... sure, a big media push wouldn't hurt, but I don't think we should have to drag everyone by the arm to get them to step up.
Man, I’m telling you... please, let's try to keep the questions a bit more sensible here. Forget about heading out toward that small town, USA—you'll just end up running straight into a police ambush.
Tomorrow, we’re asking all the group leaders to get together—let's stay smart and coordinated, just like we did this past Sunday. We’re expecting a heavy police presence, and honestly, they’ll probably be on edge, even more than they were over the weekend. Since it’s a weekday, our numbers will likely be a bit smaller than usual, but we still need to be ready. There’s a real chance they might try to bait us or start some trouble, so I’m asking everyone to please stay calm and follow the plan. Let's make sure everything goes smoothly so we can outsmart them once again...
It feels like once again we've had our people targeted, and once again we find ourselves coming together to raise funds for legal defense.
If you can, please spread the word to your crew, your neighborhood, or just get a group together to drop off donations at Fifth Avenue. For those of you who can't make it down to Fifth Avenue in person, you can send your contributions directly to the well-known "North without presence" account.
I’m asking everyone if you could please drop by the souvenir shop on Fifth Avenue 36 and bring as much cash as you can to help cover the legal fees. A lot of our people were taken down yesterday following the game.
Jesse Campbell said:The authorities might try to scrap the fan leaders soon, but we really need to stay united until they've cleared out all of them. 🙏
It’s the same old story this Wednesday—same pattern, same nonsense. I honestly feel like calling out all these clowns just to tell them how ridiculous they're being!
Nah, everything’s fine. You’d almost think our younger guys were just out celebrating a bit too hard. Anyway, tomorrow we’re all heading out to the East together—let’s make sure we act smart and speak up.
I’m calling on all fans to make sure you grab your tickets for the East Stand for both upcoming derbies as soon as possible. You especially need to prioritize this Sunday’s match, because I’m certain the front office is going to try everything in their power to sabotage the supporters sitting in that section. Even with the headache of personalized ticketing, messy waiting lists, and all the other bureaucratic nonsense we’ve been dealing with lately, showing up in force is non-negotiable. We have to be there. We’ve spent years fighting uphill battles, and honestly, it’s exhausted us, but there is no way we win this fight unless we stand together. The biggest threats we face are this corrupt, rigged system and the lapdogs who serve it. Over the last few years, we’ve evolved into a group that knows exactly how to respond when things get unfair. Our actions are driven by pure supporter ideals and a deep love for our club, but also by a genuine respect for everyone out there fighting the good fight, regardless of which jersey they wear. The supporter lifestyle hasn't faced a tougher test than this. Staying united and standing shoulder-to-shoulder on the issues that actually matter is our only real way to push back against those guys who will be sitting comfortably in their protected bunkers across from us this Sunday.
I’ve been running in this system for over 17 or 18 years now... at this point, you just get used to the grind. Between the whole voucher system—where you have to sign up for away games days in advance—and those times I’ve just decided to head out on a whim, maybe leaving for an away match only two or three hours before kickoff, it's always a headache. Add in the police shoving cameras right in your face, demanding ID, and running endless, pointless checks at gas stations, toll booths, downtown, or right at the stadium gates, not to mention being held after the final whistle... how could anyone not be against this voucher nonsense? That’s why we’re ALL heading to the East Side!!!