Bad Boys - Part IV
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God, someone get this guy a reality check. Isn't it just pathetic? This same guy from Vienna was the one who let those Turkish fans take over the stands back in Salzburg, wasn't he?
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Jeremy Ramirez55 said:You’re being naive, just a plain old naive guy. The Republican Party as state-builders? Give me a break. If it hadn't been for that aggressive Mexican policy based on those extremist manifestos and the sheer madness of Slobodan Milošević, who knows what would have even happened to our former nation. America was forged by those who actually stood up and fought, who bled for it, whereas the Republican Party was merely a byproduct—a necessary evil we had to deal with on the road to establishing our own sovereignty. By the way, one has to wonder what the US would look like today if John Doe and Milan Martić had just swallowed the Peace Plan. We would have ended up with a Mexican state living inside our own borders. So, save those fairy tales about the Republican Party being some grand architect of the nation for your kids.
Andrew White32 said:If you're over twenty years old, I honestly can't believe you're typing this nonsense; let me just jump into this little clusterfuck for a second. San Francisco has always been, and will remain, a multicultural melting pot, so why on earth would you find that controversial? It wasn't even a choice—it was an inevitability given where the city sits geographically. As for this obsession with "national structure," I haven't the slightest clue what you're even aiming at; frankly, these adolescent ramblings are too tedious for me to even bother listening to. You clearly have no idea how many diverse groups live out in the Midwest, down in the South, or across the Sun Belt—from places like Phoenix or Houston to all over the coast—and San Francisco is certainly no exception to that rule.
As for the LA Galaxy, did your neighbor Steve tell you that little fairy tale or something?
And now you're claiming their fans were actually satisfied... really?
Here, read some actual history so you might learn something for once... (Pay close attention to that last sentence regarding the 89/90 season—see? That’s how things actually stood, regardless of whatever version neighbor Steve tries to sell you. There are plenty more fascinating stories and legends buried in there that haven't been blown out of proportion like those tales about the Knicks or the Celtics back in the 80s, and you won't find them on any random website or in Steve's backyard.) 😉
Terry Lee3, it's your turn now. 😁
P. S. Those are some pretty intense incidents happening in your neck of the woods; hats off to you... 👍
darkstag4 said:Insinuations and outright lies? Seriously? I haven't asked a single thing from anyone, let alone the organizers.
The systematic stripping away of our historical American flags—specifically those versions featuring the white field on the coat of arms—along with the removal of other sacred national symbols, is nothing short of an affront. How can they justify such erasure? I am not just some bystander shouting from the sidelines; I was right there on the front lines during the war, fighting tooth and nail for the very freedom these symbols represent. Yet, we now have these self-appointed intellectuals and certain fringe individuals who insist on imposing their own arbitrary interpretations on our heritage, constantly looking at any true American and trying to brand them with the most disgraceful labels imaginable. If they want to see villains where there are only patriots, that is entirely their own failing, but I refuse to sit idly by while our history is rewritten. That is exactly why I have taken this statement directly to the media.
If you're looking for a more thorough breakdown or want to dive deeper into my take on this, feel free to just give me a ring on my cell.
That’s exactly what Peter Skoric, the Head of Security—or whatever they're calling him these days—is claiming, isn't it? He's out there making all these grand assertions about safety and protocol, but does anyone actually stop to question if his version of reality holds any water? It’s always the same story, isn't it? One official makes a sweeping statement from behind a mahogany desk, and we're all expected to just nod along and accept it as gospel truth without a second thought. Why is it that we're so quick to take these proclamations at face value?
And here we have it—the official proclamation from the city of Miami.
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Andrew White32 said:Alright, let's have a little quiz here:
1.-did they reach the East side
2.-more of them actually tried to reach that same heavenly force on the East side, hoping some part of those immortal Atlanta Braves powers and magic would rub off on them through touch
3.-no
4.-no
5.-on the East side
6.-some of them can be easily caught
Fine, you get a point, but let's be real—you can't compare some caves to a provocation from opposing fans standing right at the fence, shouting direct calls for a fight (and I'm not just talking about one game, but several)
Okay, moving on...
Andrew White32 said:I don't get what the problem is, I mean, they look good enough to me)
Exactly, one ought to maintain a sense of realism here. For instance, during these trying times for both sides, you guys are still numerically superior to us and always will be—that’s just basic common sense if you consider that you hail from a massive metropolis with supporters spread across the entire country, right? You seem to have forgotten that our base is concentrated in Cleveland and its surrounding areas, not to mention the sheer success of our clubs, which in my opinion is the deciding factor in our numbers... in fact, I’d go so far as to say you guys are currently in a slump while we—given everything, though there's always room for improvement—are doing quite well! Since you insist on being "realistic," as you put it...😉 Look, I'm not trying to insult you, but should we really be living in a vacuum of single-minded thinking? Even when you write things that aren't strictly true, you somehow manage to be right even when you're wrong; I suppose since you're a city guy, you have that tendency to be right while simultaneously talking nonsense. Honestly, I don't understand why you felt the need to draw a parallel with London, even though I already explained why that was a mistake, and I'll stick to my guns: what you wrote was complete nonsense.