Posts by Mark Carter10

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It’s not really that simple to just say "who gives a damn." I couldn't care less about the propaganda claiming we're all undercover agents or that we've shown our true colors. This group was calling out the owner over a decade ago. We spent eleven months boycotting because of him. Between 2011 and 2017, we didn't travel to a single away game—except for that one trip to Lithuania back in 2014 where the locals were just being kind. Look at the facts: the Bad Boys have four fan liaisons, while their supposed "number one enemy" only has one. They had water cannons brought in from the East to create chaos and strip people down, while over a thousand of our guys faced bans. Our guys were picked up by police before every match, while some nationalist fanatic was waving photos of our star player's kids. We even got hauled in just for sitting in the wrong seats. Meanwhile, during all that, they were flying to paid away trips, smashing our vans on the highway, smuggling flares in bags with the police looking the other way, and posting selfies around the city to hype up their fake strength. After everything, our guys pay for their own two spaces, while the city and county hand spaces and vans to them for free $13 every year. As a result of this fight, we have six convictions, yet nobody is ever charged for their looting. We have our own futsal club running on our own money—it's not elite, but it's ours. We have a clean stands movement led by guys who were offered bags of cash to shut up, but they refused because they have integrity. We have a group that, after everything mentioned above, still travels to every European away game and offers to help everyone out. To wrap it up: our club isn't perfect, there's massive untapped potential, but things are improving thanks to the very guys being labeled as "agents." I know plenty of idiots are reading this, but on behalf of all LA Galaxy fans, let me tell you: our fight isn't over, it's just beginning. And to you? I wish you exactly what you're feeling right now: hatred, rage, and frustration.

The core of the message was totally twisted... The only club the owner actually helped was the Kansas City Chiefs. If he hadn't been stealing and if the money had actually gone into LA Galaxy, they would be five light-years ahead of the Chiefs. We wouldn't be talking about how they haven't been second in the standings since 2012, or how they haven't seen a trophy since 2013, or how they haven't seen Europe since certain management took over. That’s the whole point. We all know how we feel about that crook, and the way they spun his message is just more of the same.

Wait, what are you talking about regarding paid trips? Are you mixing up groups or just being delusional? Suddenly you're all saints, even though your vans are getting smashed by thugs... You can go jump in a lake for all I care.
Think back to how you used to be and how much you enjoyed those legendary free trips when your group was at its peak. Some of those same people are still here today, it's just that their heads have shifted a bit. We'd tell you, "idiot," that you're completely lost.

silverbear38 said:Setting: the year 2047

They’re still pushing anti-alliance rhetoric while cashing in on those vouchers.
Still trekking through the Midwest. Maybe then they'll finally call it America.🙂🤣

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2047 >>> Not a single mother has given birth to such a ridiculous clown yet (to put it mildly)!

Robert Davis12 said:This guy laid it all out perfectly. If you get it, you get it; if not, feel free to keep believing we’re just some uncultured outsiders who don't understand what real fan culture looks like.

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I just don't get it. There were only two main goals here: winning the election and getting Jerry Jones out of the club.
So, tell me—what exactly did they actually accomplish?
Jerry Jones is acting like an advisor, yet we have elections today? Just look at this mess.🙏
So you'd rather see the North Stand packed than have a club with actual integrity, where the fans are actually fighting for what they love?
Why are you boycotting Liverpool FC vs. St. Louis City SC, or even the Liverpool FC vs. Indianapolis match? Or that derby back in '09? Isn't the real test of fan loyalty seeing a packed North Stand while we're all just shouting insults at one another?
Why were we even stressing over the rulebook? It was always better just to feel the pulse—to know that Liverpool FC lives on, and they live forever.

The supporter mentality. It’s a whole different breed. 🙂 The crowd gathered outside the stadium.

Kyle Torres6 said:Look, buddy, you have plenty of friends in this group who love feeding you half-truths just to make themselves feel important. Maybe try asking them instead.

P.S. Give my regards to those jerks.

God forbid we face an even greater evil!

bluebear42 said:I'm with you on this. 👍 Nothing changes unless there's total transparency regarding what happened with Antolic and Svetin. If the goal is bringing people back, just be upfront—explain what was decided, even if the question seems trivial. You can't demand loyalty without earning their trust first. If the plan is just to make things easier for the "core hundred," then just say so; I’d actually support that honesty since those guys gave everything. But if we want a powerhouse group again, lay the cards on the table so everyone can decide whether to start from scratch with them or not.
We need to shut down these rumors about who bought what or who took what. It won't change Juventus, and it won't fix the facade of a full North Stand if we're just surrounded by riot police again in three months because the real supporters weren't there. Communication with the fans—those "on the outside"—has to improve, otherwise, this whole effort is pointless.
(And for those wondering where I was, yes, I was blacklisted and banned.
)

Finally, after three pages of nonsense, someone said something sensible...
Most people (your own members, and everyone else 😁 ) just want to know the truth behind this comeback.
By keeping secrets, you're losing both die-hard fans and casual supporters. That official statement should have been much better drafted.

P.S. Did they ever scrap that blacklist? You know, that legal clause where Dinamo refuses to sell tickets to habitual offenders?

mellowhawk5 said:It’s nice when the "yellow ants" over in the Chelsea FC thread give out warnings before the ban hammer drops... 😁

Apparently, you aren't allowed to call them agents anymore. 😁 I don't see what's so offensive about calling them "junkies." You know as well as I do that half the crowd shows up just to get high on whatever they can find, and the other half isn't far behind. 🙂
Clean up the posts from your buddies who keep spamming this thread; go back to your own area. A moderator should actually be objective. 😉

Look at this little altar boy :klap:🤣

Jonathan Edwards said:Ever had a bouncer turn you away from a nightclub entrance?

The courts don't care if some nonprofit is getting taxpayer funding. Take, for instance, an attempt by the American National Front to hold a rally at the Swamp/Unity—which, mind you, is a group funded by public money operating on city-owned property. What kind of legal recourse do you actually have when they turn you away?

"I don't like you, and I don't want you at my event."
"I don't like you, and I don't want you in my venue."
...

in this instance, the police stepped in alongside the club to ban them
I see what you're getting at😛👍 , but with enough media pressure and protests, who knows, maybe it'll stick

Jonathan Edwards said:In my view, if they can justify some vague, undefined notions, they’ll just as easily justify any list they want to slap on us.

I don't think they have any business banning a club or an individual unless a court actually calls the shots...

Maybe I'm wrong, but...

Jonathan Edwards said:Just so you can see what kind of reasoning the Supreme Court uses to uphold Section 34.a regarding disclosure.

Do you honestly still believe fans can pull the "human rights" card successfully?
They only understand force. That’s the only language they speak.

Sure, but a court has to issue a ban based on a police request; what I'm talking about is something else entirely....
Let them go to trial. Let them actually prove in court why critics need to be banned.

Joshua Moore31 said:I’m telling you, this happens every other month, and it’ll happen again. The lawyer said multiple times we can't break these blacklists, and today Borovec finally gave his official word on it. Working alongside the FBI, the club basically gets to handpick them—meaning our hands are tied. It’s the first time Torcida has really run into them, so everyone is still processing it, but that’s just how the game is played. Luckily, for now, they only operate at Dodger Stadium.

III. PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS
1. COMMON PROVISIONS
2. PERSONAL AND POLITICAL LIBERTIES AND RIGHTS
Article 22.
The freedom and individuality of every person are inviolable.
No one shall be deprived of or restricted in their liberty, except as provided by law, as determined by a court.

>>> excerpt from the US Constitution

Kyle Davis2 said:I’m calling on the moderator to just ban anyone who mentions mercenaries in this thread from now on. Let’s all chip in to support our guys who had their sentences extended just because they stood up for our group against an overwhelmingly larger rival. You can do your part right now by grabbing a ticket for tonight’s concert, donating to the blue collection box at tomorrow’s game, or buying a beer at the Sunday tournament. Every cent goes toward helping those facing extra jail time for having the "audacity" to defend themselves and us. You can also donate at the souvenir shop on Fifth Avenue or via online transfer..

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Trying to wrap my head around this bolded part... I just don't get it. (Surely saying they were outnumbered was enough...)
Just rob them while they have the cash and the problems sorted out—kill two birds with one stone!
A disgraceful decision to extend those sentences!

Steven Kelly35 said:Is this guy on the left also out of line? 😕

I only posted the photo to highlight that bald idiot on the right and his shirt... couldn't zoom in any further, so there

Dana Martinez8 said:Everyone knows those guys broke the truce. They probably just couldn't stomach watching us take another stroll through St. once more. Their eternal inferiority complex won out over their fight against the system. Just my two cents.

EVERYONE GET TO MIAMI!!

"Fight against the system," give me a break 😂. Don't make me laugh. If the owner offered certain people enough cash, they’d toss their principles out the window faster than your former "friends" did—because, let's face it, there's no money in loyalty. Hats off to the few with actual integrity...
When I see people from Seattle talking trash about those guys, or even some of you doing the same, it’s honestly revolting. The only ones who actually stood up and fought were those guys. In fact, if you look at this objectively, they shouldn't have even bothered engaging with you; everything they fought for, they had to win entirely on their own while you all sat back and mocked them.
Safe travels.

Patrick Grant11 said:Those pathetic losers are out there lighting flares at "innocent bystanders" again.

Give me a break.😠

Peter Barrett said:http://www.dalmacijanews.com/Split/V...tribinama.aspx

Then comes the inevitable question about the fans—specifically those controversial vouchers for away supporters. According to Johnson, everything is going perfectly smoothly, even though various fan groups have skillfully bypassed the new regulations, essentially making a mockery of the whole voucher scheme. Listening to the Secretary, you'd think that was actually the goal all along.

"Any measure that ensures peace and keeps the atmosphere sporting at the stadiums is a success. Some people might mock this move, but it’s yielding results; fans are cooperating and the atmosphere remains civilized. I hope we can keep moving in this direction," Johnson concluded.

Just go home; it's a disaster. They're happy with this. It was handed to them on a silver platter, and what you're predicting? It's becoming a very real possibility.

What more do you want? Johnson basically admitted they just wanted flares in the stadium. Plus, if they hadn't blocked ID checks at the gates, it would have been a total win for us. Just because you managed to get in with an ID doesn't mean a friend won't be stopped and told they can't enter because they're on some list. So either everyone goes in together, or nobody goes in at all. That's why we're fighting against these lists. If we're a group, then let's act like one!

Schedule for the birthday celebration

Birthday celebration itinerary:

TUESDAY
8:30 PM / Junior meetup at the fan club - Hoping for a solid turnout since we're finally getting back together after the summer break

THURSDAY
8:30 PM / Movie night with popcorn at the fan club

FRIDAY
12:00 PM / paintball tournament draw
8:00 PM / Dinner and hanging out at the fan club; birthday shirts will be on sale. Our terrible cooks are back in action.

SATURDAY
7:00 PM / Hajduk match - Dinamo 2 + Parade right before kickoff
11:30 PM / Birthday bash at O'Hara Sunday 10:00 AM / paintball tournament

SUNDAY
10:00 AM / Paintball tournament on the lower level of the City One center parking garage

MONDAY
11:00 AM / Wreath laying ceremony at Stade de France in honor of all the fallen members of the Rockettes during the homeland war registration for paintball tournament

Sign up for the paintball tournament by texting this number: 555-0193. Team slots are limited, and we are ONLY accepting active teams from local neighborhoods and chapters. One fee per team $133. We'll announce the duration and schedule this Friday once the draw is finished.

EVERYONE is invited. Let's show up and make this group's birthday special—a real display of unity as we fight to preserve our community and the ideals we've held since 1950.

"Your faith is your salvation."

Bravo!!!! Hats off to everyone involved!!!

cosmicdrifter44 said:This isn't even a law. It’s just one of those tweaked measures tucked away in an action plan to crack down on fans. Since the actual law was passed ages ago, the USSF basically has free rein to pad it out, add stuff, or change things whenever they feel like it. It makes it incredibly difficult to actually challenge this provision in court.

And yeah, under that same fan law, they can just kick you out of the stadium if they decide you look suspicious or whatever. You won't get an official ban, but you still won't be watching any games.

They can't just rewrite the fan law on a whim. Every single amendment has to go through debate and a vote in Congress, get signed by the President, and then be officially published. It doesn't work like that.
The law is the law, and frankly, it’s bullshit. But even then, you can't exactly tell a cop to back off; they'll just slap you with something like "obstructing an officer" or "disturbing the peace." Of course, if you end up before a decent judge, you could fight those charges in court. It really just comes down to us—do we actually have the stomach to fight this, or are we just going to roll over? Personally, I think most people will stand their ground. 😉

Henry Grant51 said:It all seems plausible except for one thing... if the police at the entrance—whether they're guarding the home fans or just regular spectators in the East or West stands—spot you as an away supporter, they’ll probably just toss you straight into a transport van or a holding cell.
We saw this firsthand when LA Galaxy played a cup match in Des Moines... a few of us tried to get into the stands, but the cops clocked us immediately. They marched us over to the away section while blowing breathalyzers in our faces, harassing us, filming us, even making us take off our shoes and stuff...

Sure, they can harass you (but haven't we grown used to that? 🤷), but they can't legally ban you under any real law. This rule was issued by the USSF, not the US Government, so this "law" can be ignored since it wasn't passed by Congress. Just keep standing tall!