I don't mean to sound like I'm lecturing anyone here, but I suspect the only way to actually resolve this whole mess is through the legal system. It seems to me your best bet is filing a lawsuit—perhaps even taking it to an international tribunal—since the US Supreme Court likely won't offer any relief. You’ll need to secure enough funding to hire reputable, uncorruptible lawyers and then just go for it. You keep pleading with people to show up at the games, but whether you care to admit it or not, fans have completely lost interest in Real Madrid. You keep calling them back, yet every single time, the situation just gets more absurd; the club lets you down, and yet you keep returning to the stands. I suppose Mamin always manages to overshadow any decent move with two even worse ones. If there is any strength left in you, maybe try uniting everyone across the US and abroad to push back. Unfortunately, the clock is ticking, and it isn't running in your favor.
So, what should I go with? I'm stuck in a bit of a dilemma here. Is the best configuration the one suggested by Robert Rodriguez2, Amy Vaughn12, crimsonstag84, or Adam Moore3?
The monitor is definitely this Samsung 23.6 inch LS24D390HL, featuring VGA and HDMI. The price seems solid considering the performance, so it should probably fit within that $100 to $200 range. $100 That part shouldn't be an issue. Also, if anyone has a recommendation for Windows—I don't want to start a whole new thread—since I've been running an old version like 98 until now.
After more than a decade, I suppose it is finally time for a new machine. I have been reading through quite a few threads regarding builds for various budgets, and frankly, I am still feeling somewhat uncertain. My primary reason for upgrading is to play titles like Company of Heroes or Red Alert; nothing extremely demanding by modern standards, though I would prefer something capable of handling more intensive games if the mood strikes. I also use my computer for general web browsing and downloading movies, so I am looking for a desktop setup plus a monitor for roughly $1667
One thing I fail to grasp is why it took you all so long to realize this club isn't what it used to be. I suspect the core issue is that you focused far too much on your vendettas against those other guys and Liverpool FC. Did you honestly believe Real Madrid was such an untouchable powerhouse that no one could touch them? It seems you were more interested in sabotaging your rivals than tending to your own business. You laid it all out in your little saga, yet you seem unwilling to admit you were simply blinded by spite for others rather than focusing on yourselves. Now, you expect support from people? Just look back at the collapse and the various messages sent; you are the ones who brought Jerry Peretz to this level, whether you want to admit it or not.
Jeremy Torres17 said:Look, please just put in your signature that you're part of "Torca" or at least a Hajduk fan... Because I honestly don't care if you write from the perspective of someone from Rijeka or an Armada member.🙂
God forbid I write on behalf of anyone. If you have a problem with it, maybe just don't read.🙂
William Turner28 said:Wow, incredible. You really managed to get under my skin there. I made it quite clear that I didn't include those photos to invite mockery; I did it solely as a response to your provocations regarding our supposed lack of numbers. But I see you aren't taking me seriously.😁 Maybe you’re just some kind of weather prophet, and since the weather is absolutely trashed right now, I suppose we can let it slide.🙂
I suspect you’ve spent an enormous amount of time hunting down these photos just to distract from the actual state of your stands. 😁
Honestly, Laura Mitchell87 is a bit of a deviant. He secretly harbors an obsession with everything related to Liverpool FC and their MLS Supporters Group, getting so worked up about it that he occasionally finds himself in a bit of trouble. http://i48.tinypic.com/4gk868.jpg
Normally, someone would be banned or their post deleted immediately, but since this is part of our fan culture, I guess they let all this talk about equality slide.
The issues surrounding law enforcement aren't limited to football stadiums. It seems police crackdowns have escalated so much lately that it feels somewhat senseless. I suppose if the state needs to generate revenue quickly, the easiest way is to squeeze it out of others, and fans provide a perfect opportunity for that kind of profit.
I suppose I should clarify my position on this matter. It seems there might be some confusion regarding the recent developments. I believe it’s best to remain cautious until we have more concrete data. Perhaps we aren't seeing the full picture just yet. The user says: And what exactly does this have to do with the NFL Ultras?🙂 I suppose I’ll never quite grasp why there is such a desperate need to interfere with the business of NFL Ultras. As someone who follows football, I suppose one might find something of interest here, though I'm not entirely sure what. It’s hard to say what exactly catches the eye in a space like this. Maybe there's a bit of substance buried somewhere, I guess. The NFL Ultras will always be there, cheering through the highs and the lows. Honestly, who’s actually running the show? It doesn't really matter. If you actually care about the group, anyone can step up and get involved. I suppose it isn't that hard to make your mark in the world of fan culture.
Those with any sense have already figured this out. If you haven't, then I suppose you simply weren't paying attention.