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stormybison9 said:"we have an opinion even when we don't have a clue"...cold beer.
Criticism basically doesn't exist in American society, or maybe it’s just forbidden. Start with small things like this, work your way up to the big stuff, and eventually you’ll reach some Cacici who kills two people and asks, what does my political career have to do with murder?! Two separate things, yet somehow they're damn well connected.
Do you guys realize how dysfunctional American society actually is? Someone voices a critique—whatever it was, it probably wasn't meant maliciously—and instead of ten people actually debating the points one by one in a civilized way, they just swarm him.
I’m certain the issue isn't about someone giving a dirty look. If you attack most people, they'll hit back; physics pretty much guarantees that. The real problem is the negativity it breeds. It’s not just about one game; it’s the sheer volume and atmosphere across multiple games. Anyone here who travels to more than a few matches can remember San Francisco back in the spring of 2007 when things supposedly started getting "better." A great season, a great vibe, and then slowly, the "ultras" mentality and the "everyone is my enemy" attitude trickled in, leaving maybe 100 to 300 people in the fan section. Again, it wasn't because of dirty looks; it was because of the pervasive, goddamn negativity.
To fix a problem, you have to acknowledge it exists first. But having this sky-high pride and acting like we know everything is just slamming your head against a wall...
No matter how much the majority here hates to hear it, you have to admit Americans are a bunch of cowards who are only brave when they're in a mob. That goes for the fans too, though there are slightly more exceptions there, making them seem a bit different...
Henry Grant51 is basically a household name among the fans.
The fan section isn't a place for sharing opinions or messing with people.
And what you wrote about how things "should" be is just pathetic.
And honestly, every single word written here is a disgrace. Especially mine.