Posts by quietskipper8

lonebadger6 said:1. Seriously, "Gademz," please just stay off the internet forever.

2. The Navy wasn't just "strolling through town." Those 60 or 70 people were walking from the station under police escort.

3. Nobody attacked anyone. But during that standoff near the cafe, nobody from the Gademz side ran away either—even though there were only about ten of them there. They just met force with force. It wasn't some act of heroism, but it wasn't cowardice either.

4. "Gademz," honestly, do us all a favor and stop posting online.

5. You’re doing the same thing, Ryan Ramos98—you latch onto one crazy comment and then trash the entire group. We aren't greeting visitors with stones and knives, so what's the issue? Maybe my lack of desire to crack the skull of a man from Šibenik, a man from Zadar, or a man from Vinkovci visiting our territory in the US is due to other reasons, rather than a lack of guts.

6. We can't compete with the BBB or Torcid, and we never will, just like most other groups. Not even with the Navy when they show up in numbers like they did this year. Last year there were fewer of them and things were rough, yet nobody targeted them either.

7. The only group actually causing trouble and provoking people in the streets got jumped and chased off (and it doesn't matter which group it was, since according to you, the internet should be banned anyway... and yeah, if it had been the Boys or Torcid "acting up," they wouldn't have been touched. I'm not ashamed to say it; that's just how the situation stands. It would be the same in most American cities if they decided to cause chaos here.)

8. "Gademz," seriously, just quit the internet.

9. "Gademz," please, just stop writing on the web.

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Here is the report from last year:

Laura Wood3 said:Hey Red Sox Nation, anyone heading out to Indianapolis tomorrow?

The game is playing at the local theater near the Appalachian Mountains. You should come along.

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That graffiti didn't even last two days at that playground.
And just so you know, out of those ten little pieces of street art you mentioned, only two are still fully intact. Coincidence?
I mean, we wouldn't want some fakers to accidentally pick members from those few scraps, right? 🙄
Even if that 30-foot piece had stayed up, who would care on this playground about where the fakers came from? I'd bet anything there are more active Red Sox members on that block today than there are in the Navy.
And after all this, maybe all those Navy guys should take a look at themselves. They were the ones telling fakers and Orient sympathizers around the neighborhood not to touch the "loyal Upper West Side" tag, preaching all this stuff about unwritten rules and scene codes, claiming the Navy DOESN'T TOUCH anything belonging to the fakers, which is why the Red Sox didn't even think about messing with their stuff. Period. Even though they weren't exactly thrilled when this new Navy piece showed up exactly where the Red Sox had planned to go, the Navy boys accepted it because they got to the wall first, respecting that damn code. But did the Navy actually follow their own rules?

Don't post if you don't know what you're talking about. That 30-foot mural by the school wasn't scrubbed by the Navy kids; it was removed because the school staff said the content wasn't appropriate for a spot where kids play every single day. They wiped out the Red Sox stuff, but the emblem is still sitting there to this day. Those tags near the daycare on the main road, over in Vojak, or at G.V.—they've been there forever and nobody touches them.