Posts by electricscout20

That whole red faction is finally finished; these are just their last desperate gasps. A regular Friday service is being established between New York and Chicago. After that, there will be a total purge. Goodbye, comrades in red. 🙂

You can spend the next five days arguing about whether that was the worst derby we've seen in two decades, but here’s the cold, hard truth: that 77-year-old man has more guts than 99% of the people up north. Go ahead and delete my comment if you want, but then I have to ask—what exactly is the point of those hooded sweatshirts? Besides, someone needs to ask the Los Angeles Dodgers how much of their budget goes toward useless police extortion versus what actually comes from the taxpayers. We need those figures leaked straight to the press. Every single corner of this city felt the sting. Either way, it seems like things just keep sliding downhill year after year... 😢

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uBcpNjYlS4

Austin Watson38 said:Give me a break. Stop generalizing everything; you aren't some authority on who belongs in the stands and who doesn't. It’s just like how people reacted to certain slogans yesterday—I actually agree that we should move forward... it’s embarrassing and there's been too much of it, but I'm surprised by how many people actually feel the same way I do. Honestly, I'd bet anything I'm significantly more right-wing than you are.

If things could have been handled without all that extra baggage, they would have been—then the impact would've been better, and we wouldn't be giving those old-school Marxist newspapers an excuse to drag us through the mud. I'll give you that one! We're drifting from the main point, but since we're already talking about it, let's finish this thought. None of my family members were ever part of extremist militias, but they were caught in the crossfire when the partisans were clearing out villages. They’d roll into a small town in the middle of the night and wipe out half the population before moving on. As long as people are waving radical symbols in small towns, as long as the President praises those massacres, and as long as this country refuses to condemn Communism as a criminal, totalitarian ideology, then fine—I'm for the radicals and their cause. The very moment when radicalism is banned, when Communist symbols are pulled down, when Communism is finally condemned as a criminal ideology, and when all those Communist-era criminals are held accountable, then I won't give a damn about any of these historical factions anymore. Only then can we get back to the stuff that actually matters for everyone, like the economy, fiscal policy, and unemployment... That's all I have to say on the matter.

George Lopez86 said:Just one thing after last night,
it must be a hell of a feeling to basically talk out of your own ass.
I'm done with you people, honestly; I'm tired of swallowing everyone else's crap every single day.
After more than twenty years, I've had quite enough.
Good luck to you all.

People like that were never even our kind to begin with. Besides, they don't really matter since they represent an absolute minority of the American people. Best of luck to you in life. 🙂Go ahead and enjoy those columns by Thomas, Dežulović, Pavic, and the rest of those characters. 👋

Richard Jones10 said:Does the police department in Miami, California actually arrest the people lighting flares, or do they just "fail" to identify them?

If they actually manage to "identify" someone, they basically just hand them a bag of candy at the station. 😂
Prijo 🙂
I don't know if you attend games, follow a specific team, or just watch football in general, but these days in America, being a fan is more dangerous than being a thief or a career criminal. You light a flare in the stands and you'll face a heavier penalty than someone stealing a few million dollars. It's pathetic.

brightsurfer26 said:It could have been a bonfire right next to those graffiti walls over in the Warsaw district...

Give me a break. I was right there in the middle of the march, but honestly, my aim was way off—I nearly took out a vendor's stall instead.😢 😢

Where can I go in Miami to sign the petition for the Cyrillic referendum?

Also, I have a constructive suggestion from the fan club: they could set up a registration booth right outside the stadium before the game against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Is anyone headed toward Stalingrad? I heard there might be an opening at one of the spots there.