Posts by driftingranger65

stormybison9 said:How many alpha males

If Napoleon were still around today, he could probably conquer all of Europe with just 50 guys from the Bad Boys subgroup on this forum.

And if you factor in the Bad Boys Canada subgroup? He wouldn't even need those 50. Everyone would just surrender at the mere mention of their names.

Who on earth are you people even trying to justify?

You’ve really picked the perfect moment to claim they didn't have a clue back then, haven't you? 🤣🤣

It’s actually wild how the exact same troll manages to get under my skin every single time 🤣. And don't even get me started on these "progressive" fans who think they're so much smarter than everyone else 🤣

John Martin18 said:There’s all sorts of people out there. Some are just clueless, sure, but then there’s the thousands of hypocrites among you. A few years ago, before everything went south with that one guy—the same guy everyone pretends to despise—you lot were always hanging around Maximus or the old Kranjč field in little groups. What was the goal? Begging for a free drink? It was a total circus. When you look in the mirror, do you even see a shred of conviction left? Or just a question mark where a soul should be? Honestly, even the most desperate losers have more integrity because at least they have a reason for their behavior. $33 (God, what a pathetic mess Stalingrad has become..) 🤦

Stay true to yourself, my friend.

I honestly can't get enough of these people from Canada—or wherever the hell they're from—trying to lecture us on how we should run our own lives.

placidheron19 said:the forum 🤷

Did anyone actually ask for your opinion?

Go ahead, keep pretending you’re actually a fan.

Noah Jones92 said:The Ban has just become one more excuse in your long list of them...

So, what's your excuse this time?

Joseph Parker11 said:Look, I’m no crybaby and I’m certainly not some mama's boy.

You're missing , but still...

Bradley Garcia77 said:So, here in the heart of Washington, D.C., the kids of those thugs from the 21st division—the ones who slaughtered our ancestors and snatched homes and apartments from our soldiers back in '45—are standing there today, carefree and proud, behind PARTISANS banners...

I’ll be honest, I’m ashamed. Truly, deeply ashamed. How can we ignore the half a million souls resting in the woods from Mount Rainier all the way through Cleveland to Waterloo? It’s just heartbreaking...

Go ahead and take it from them; nobody is stopping you.

Jose Barnes said:Wait, weren't people complaining that the Democratic Party was footing the bill for Blubač?
Now it's the Republicans? Honestly, good for them.

We're absolutely swamped here.

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/4bVmG6mi5OU/maxresdefault.jpg

Honestly, would we really be any better off if those hippies of yours took over? You know the type—people who couldn't find their way out of a paper bag, let alone manage a superpower. Their only real goal is to exploit everyone else's struggles just to secure a cushy government job for themselves, much like the crowd you mentioned in your first sentence.

Brandon Anderson34 said:Whoever wrote this clearly hasn't been paying attention. It’s like they’ve been asleep at the wheel for the last five years.

The argument is that we shouldn't celebrate goals or wins until everything is properly settled. But if we actually want to make a point tomorrow—to the public, to the Real Madrid faithful, to our critics, and to the media—we have to cheer for the club just like we used to. We sing for the badge, not for specific individuals. The whole stadium should be roaring until the very last whistle blows.

Just imagine the alternative. If we don't show up, the media would tear us apart. You can almost see the headlines now, claiming the owner was right all along and that the fans aren't even needed at the stadium anymore.

Honestly? I couldn't care less about the media, the public, or anyone else's opinion. They can go ahead and do whatever they want while they line their pockets. Personally, I’d rather stop going to games altogether than cheer for a squad that's supposedly "playing for the management." Give me a break.

The main thing is just cheering when they score. We need to give these guys some momentum to carry them forward from here on out.

Honestly, anyone who finds themselves celebrating a goal from this "Dynamo" squad is basically their biggest enemy. It doesn't matter if you've been a die-hard fan for fifty years or if this is your very first game.

analogheron19 said:Some things are just better left unsaid. Honestly, some trash just needs to be deleted. Why dwell on it?☕

Why don't you just go ahead and wipe those two or three posts from that degenerate a few threads up? They’re way too obvious.

bluewalker92 said:If a club is a Debtor and is required to deny ticket sales or block access to a stadium for anyone with a known history of trouble, why aren't they doing the exact same thing to Harvey Weinstein? Unlike the security guards' observations regarding fans from Indianapolis, there is concrete evidence of his previous illegal conduct at the Rose Bowl. All they have to do is request the records from the Split Police Department.

So, in my view, the goal should be to maximize media coverage. And let’s be honest—the media only bites if the actions are original and innovative. For instance, what if several people sent an open letter to the club stating they have knowledge of how George behaved illegally, and that based on this communication and current laws, the club is obligated to prevent him from entering the stadium? The press would pick up on that much faster than just another protest in a long line of protests.

Regarding the actual legal provisions used to create these blacklists: the clause concerning "knowledge of unlawful behavior" was originally written by legislators with good intentions. It was meant to give police the authority they desperately needed when they couldn't contain the riots. However, that clause is widely abused today. It isn't just used to stop unrest anymore; it has become a tool for discrimination based on "political or other beliefs," which is notoriously difficult to prove. That's why we need to push this narrative. The ultimate objective has to be the repeal of this provision, and that requires the involvement of all fans across America. Which brings me back to my earlier point: we need concrete actions that serve as proof that this law—specifically this controversial clause—is being applied selectively and discriminatorily to target those with differing views rather than preventing disorder.

Oh, please. Stop talking nonsense and just enjoy the fairy tale.

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rustyraven34 said:I’ve been standing my ground on this for months now, and honestly, everyone keeps calling me a fool. But you know what? I don't give a damn. I have my own perspective, and I know deep down that I'm right. Why should I care if they disagree?
Until we take down half of Chicago, tear apart half of Yankee Stadium, and storm those club offices, that piece of trash isn't going anywhere. He’ll drag this out until his dying day because, unfortunately, that tyrant is just too powerful for us "little guys." Now, everyone is probably going to call me a fool. Fine. Go ahead. I'll say it myself: I'm a fool. But that doesn't change the damn reality of the situation.

Go ahead then. Who’s actually standing in your way?

casualbadger14 said:I honestly have no clue what criteria they're using to claim he's still part of the Democratic Party.

Are we seriously out here arguing over scraps?

All I see is a complete collapse. The fan base has hit rock bottom, and honestly, the team has gone right down with them. It’s going to stay this way for years. We’re turning into the Grave Diggers, just tearing each other apart—which is exactly what’s happening now—until someone finally pays the price for it.

The people you're standing next to in the stands? Up until very recently, they were throwing flares at one another and cracking skulls with heavy metal flagpoles. Total idiots.