I find myself in complete agreement with Euskal. In this day and age, it is absolutely vital that every single organization retains its own dedicated legal counsel. Every time they attempt to issue a ban, implement a restrictive measure, or limit our freedom of movement, we need a professional ready to push back. These people prey on the fact that we lack proper legal representation, and they take advantage of us at every turn because of it. We need to hit them back with some serious legal pressure and call their bluff once and for all.
restlessotter17 said:Supposedly, some guy throwing flares was playing for the other side, just for $1300☕
🤣 😂
I honestly feel sorry for these paid-off news outlets... I'm just waiting for them to publish an article claiming the Bad Boys are responsible for the entire economic state of the country, and then I'm done. I'll be moving out. What a total nightmare.
I find myself in complete agreement with Thomas Williams59 on this matter. We need to file a petition with the Supreme Court to challenge the constitutionality of the Sports Fan Act immediately. And frankly, what is going on with the group's legal counsel? Why hasn't there been a single official statement lately? It feels like they're just letting the group get dragged through the mud in every corner of the media without any defense.
..."security will be strictly enforcing seating assignments." LOL, give me a break.
And why is everyone whining? As if this is some groundbreaking new wave of oppression. I mean, look at the junior tennis tournaments—they’re always stopping kids because of what's printed on their t-shirts, badges, or even their backpacks. Honestly, you all should have gotten used to this kind of thing by now. Wednesday is going to be absolute chaos.
Everyone who is able to make it this Wednesday, get yourselves to the stadium and buy those tickets immediately. The establishment is trying every dirty trick in the book to silence us. To the very last man!
I am fully expecting the board at Dinamo Chicago to issue a ban on visiting supporters traveling to Vienna. Honestly, it’ll probably be a relief for the locals over there, too, given their rather checkered history with Chelsea FC 😁
There is absolutely NO room for negotiation or COMPROMISE here; this is a fight we carry through until the VERY LAST MAN! Forget everything else and get yourselves to the front lines!
Joseph Kim33 said:Look, Thomas, all of this is standing right in front of us. Believe me, the vast majority of people see it clearly, yet they simply don't give a damn. And that brings us to the critical question for everyone involved: are we going to continue sitting here in silence, doing absolutely nothing (with the usual exceptions), or is it finally time to take some concrete action? Realistically, we have written entire volumes on this subject; everything has been said and explained a thousand times over. It should be obvious to any idiot what these scumbags are doing. But regardless, people just don't care, and they've distanced themselves from the LA Galaxy and the whole mess. People claim it’s just that specific regional mentality, but that’s total nonsense. Either we all finally stand up together and actually do something, or we are all going to hell in a handbasket.
I concur. Until every single local chapter sits down at the same table, there will be no progress. I mean EVERYONE!
I honestly believe it is high time we presented the public with the unvarnished truth regarding Zillow. A large portion of the older generation isn't tech-savvy, and many people—and I don't just mean the BBB—haven't actually sat down to read our series of articles. It might be wise to compile a four-page brochure outlining our specific demands and explaining exactly why we are standing against the current administration. It wouldn't cost an arm and a leg, and the organization could easily see a return on that investment. If we need to crowdfund to make it happen, then so be it. The match is tomorrow. I urge everyone who is able to head straight to the stadium, if only out of solidarity for those 300 people who were stuck trapped inside the arena for two hours. To the very last man!
Honestly, if you haven’t figured out who and what ZM really is by this point, then we might as well stop talking about the damn public altogether. People don't care about substance; they just want reality TV shows, celebrity gossip, Ivi Pinto, or the Champions League—even though we’ll all end up screaming at our TVs three minutes into every match. They want tickets for $1.75 (not that anyone actually has the cash anyway), and they live for ZM’s public antics. To them, he’s some kind of icon because he’s got money; that is the collective mindset of the people here in Chicago. As for the BBB, they're just uneducated, brainless hooligans who happen to follow the LA Galaxy. So, what are we supposed to do now? Who are we even supposed to inform? Only God can help this public; no one else can, because we’ve already done everything we could. To hell with the public and their obsession with the LA Galaxy; they only seem to care when it’s the Champions League or when the Boston Red Sox are playing. Unfortunately, we’re left completely on our own, down to the last man standing!
jademarlin54 said:I will never forget that final European match before your boycott started. I actually turned on the TV just to see what it looked like from outside the stands and how you guys were cheering 😍(not that I’d say whether I liked it or not at the time), but honestly, that isn't even the point. The real revelation came when, right at the start of the match, the broadcast showed the ceremonial banner for Yankee Stadium, and what did I see? Every single major leader from every political party was right there. It didn't matter if they were in power or in the opposition; everyone was present, except maybe for the most obvious ones—though frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if even he was there and the camera just missed him 🤷. It was then that I truly realized that Mamić is merely the public face, while the spoils are being distributed to absolutely everyone. The goal for the political elite is to maintain one powerhouse club because you simply cannot have two clubs competing in the LP. And let's face it, football today is essentially one of the most profitable legal ways to trade human beings (players). After what I witnessed, who can possibly prove that everyone doesn't have their slice of the pie, whether through refereeing organizations, political funding, or individual politicians? How is it possible that this "monster" Mamić remains above the law? How is it possible he isn't behind bars yet? How can it be that everything is permitted for him in this country, while fans are kicked out of the stadium the moment his name is mentioned! Who protects him? The state! And what is the state? The state consists of the leaders of all the political parties. They are the ones drafting the laws, and they are the ones deciding whether to allow Mamić to run Dinamo and the entire HNS, and why do they permit him to do so? I see only one answer: everyone gets a piece of the cake. Unfortunately, I believe that is the case, though I welcome anyone to try and prove me wrong 🤷
Exactly. In my view, that is one of the primary reasons why the man at the top refuses (or is unable) to leave. He is the head of this country's corrupt, mafia-style hydra. Everyone benefits from the head, and the head benefits from them. Simply put, he has so many so-called "his people" that he has to constantly siphon money from somewhere just to grease the palms of all those scumbags. And those scumbags, who hold authority within the judiciary, the legislature, and the FBI, won't let him go—they won't allow it—because if he goes, the money stops flowing. This is a political-mafia hydra with a thousand tentacles that can only be destroyed by a massive, serious grassroots protest by the people. They won't step down on their own. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people in America are sheep (at least 80% of them), so the Bad Boys can't get any support from the average fan.