casualwolf48 said:Why anyone thinks this is worth celebrating is beyond me. Honestly, I’ve lost all respect for the leadership at the top, but what really sticks in my throat is that pathetic excuse for an operative, Josipovic, and his Democratic Party cronies. They didn't just mismanage things; they completely bled the sport dry and turned the whole industry into a swamp.
What exactly are you talking about? He basically sabotaged Clinton's campaign—and for whose benefit, exactly?
Is he actually helping Josipović? Sure, that was always the intention, but what exactly does that do for us in the Bad Boys? How does having Josipović as president instead of Kitarović benefit anyone in our group? So why is he out there verbally attacking the federation? What have he and his cronies from the Democratic Party actually achieved for American soccer by trying to take down the mafia running the federation? They’ve been in power more times than I can count, and yet, nothing ever changes.
They’re all cut from the same cloth. Red on one side, red on the other—it’s just a matter of whether they’re leaning left or right. It doesn't change the outcome.
That guy on the left, that red-leaning fellow Stankovic, basically just bought him more time with this broadcast. He goes ahead and highlights Mother's speech to the veterans in Pittsburgh, but conveniently fails to ask about the axes and all that other business. That’s exactly how those left-wing types operate.
It’s hard to stay enthusiastic when they keep making the same moves. Honestly, what makes them any better than the Republican Party? They’re just two sides of the same coin—different faces, same old game. That’s really all there is to these two parties.
zubizareta, you're my new hero. You’re basically a god of research.
Amen. It’s all the same garbage. When you realize that even the top brass in the Republican Party are just former high-ranking members of the Communist Party, you see the truth: there is zero difference between them and those hardline leftists in the Democratic Party who cling to their old party cards and weep for the days of the Soviet Union. It’s just different packaging for the same filth. I’ve been saying this for years. The Democrats actually had a shot at being better back in the early 2000s when they had the chance to purge the corruption from pro sports, but somehow, right during that window, a massive mafia-style takeover of the entire national soccer scene happened. So, we endured the rule of the "saviors" from the Democratic Party, and now we’re stuck with this current mandate where everyone knows exactly who is pulling the strings. They operate like a syndicate, but they don't care because their own party is filled with people just like them. If you look closely, the big players are just much more sophisticated versions of the small-time crooks. Personally, I’m done with it. I’m staying away from politics entirely. I’ve lost all respect for both the left and the right. To me, they are all identical—just a bunch of corrupt hacks. Period.
I’m with you on that. We can talk about Zubizareta all day, but what about that FBI-linked trash, Clinton? It doesn't matter how close she is to Bajić; Zubareta is supposed to be doing his job. I know certain people in the Department of Justice are reading this, but they protect him regardless. The "boss" can sleep soundly just like he always has, much to our collective disappointment. No protest is going to unseat him easily. However, if he keeps fueling this public resentment over the state of our soccer, someone might finally decide to take him on. We can't afford to let things settle down before the election and miss our chance. We shouldn't let this gutter-level thug—who acts like he crawled out of a dumpster only to insult us by calling us "trash"—get away with it. He’s an embarrassment to this entire nation and to every decent fan who has watched him turn the club into a concentration camp. Nobody wants to step foot in that stadium anymore. The politicians and these criminals led by Brandão won't touch him until the pressure becomes unbearable. Honestly, we might have to stop trying these diplomatic half-measures that only serve to distract the public. Eventually, even our overpriced stars will have to find their spine. Take Šimunić, for example—he stays silent while everything falls apart, yet loves to debate politics. If he wants to act tough, he should actually stand up against the mafia running our soccer. But at the end of the day, it’s all about the paycheck for him, just like everyone else. That’s why we’re stuck. The public is acting like a flock of sheep, along with players who wouldn't dream of voting against the very things happening right in front of them. It feels like a Sisyphus task here. This isn't going to untangle itself overnight because our society is in deep trouble. People are far too easy to bribe, and it’s terrifyingly simple for those doing evil to turn the wheels in their favor.