Robin Anderson8 said:You’ve started a thread, and you’ve brought politics into it.
Tomorrow, everyone should head out to Hot Springs. We need to start rallying people for Monday—specifically for when MPS Dinamo takes on the Los Angeles Lakers. The arena holds about 4,500 to 4,800 people... it really needs to be an absolute spectacle, a total showstopper.🙂
We also need some rowdy fans in the stands; the acoustics at the Lakers' arena are incredible, though we'll have to be mindful of the resonance.🙏
I can’t even begin to fathom the sheer scale of the police presence they'll have swarming around the stadium... It looks like we're heading toward another round of those ridiculous "assigned seating" enforcement policies. They know perfectly well that such trivial rules won't affect the vast majority of us, yet they seem hell-bent on using them as an excuse to provoke more trouble.
A guy who dines with war criminals, can recite every anthem from the old regime and the local sports legends, and insists on posing in his military uniform despite never having seen a day of combat—yet he shows up claiming to support our veterans. And instead of showing him the door, these people actually welcome him in...
Robin Anderson8 said:He’s clearly aware of the situation. If he weren't so certain of his footing following Bloomberg's arrest, he wouldn't be maintaining this calculated silence; he would have already called a press conference to signal his support. He is simply waiting for the final victory 👍
I have some suspicion, though I suppose one can hope 😁 ON FRIDAY, EVERYONE STANDS WITH THE WEST
The protest is happening this Friday. Let’s cut through all this mindless bickering and nonsense; instead of obsessing over how many people might show up, why don't we actually put in some effort to get more folks on board? It would be nice to stop complaining about turnout when we haven't even made a real attempt to mobilize more people...
To be honest, I find myself agreeing that it’s time to walk away from Yankee Stadium. There is absolutely nothing positive to be found there anymore; the whole atmosphere has become repulsive to me. I simply cannot bring myself to cheer in such an environment. It’s nothing but pure filth and corruption through and through. Long live futsal.😁
There were quite a few of us there. When you take a look at the crowd that showed up at Yankee Stadium—those who actually made it past the security checkpoints—you’re looking at a truly top-tier group of people. Honestly, some of the things being written here are just utter nonsense.
I certainly understand the reasoning behind prohibiting filming from the main stands; in fact, it’s probably for the best. However, when it comes to those side sections where you have families and kids hanging out, I don't see why they can't record whatever they like. Personally, I have absolutely no issue with it if they do. Edit: I actually missed the post by eightysix, but I believe that sums up my position perfectly. 👍
Harold Kim5 said:The issue must be resolved within the next year while the Democratic Party still holds power. While they might be perceived as somewhat incompetent, one has to admit they actually mobilized the sports inspectors to implement solutions that are finally putting pressure on leadership. More importantly, they amended the association laws—something certain Republicans have disparagingly labeled as "Mamić's law" because it targets his interests. Regardless of how ineffective the current administration may seem, the Republican Party would never have initiated these two specific moves against tata HDZUSRC. If this isn't settled in the coming year, once the Republicans return to power, we might not see any real change for a very long time.
Fine then, I suppose we'll just get rid of him tomorrow.🙄
gentlebison72 said:A thief cannot simply privatize what he doesn't own or have any authority over; he just needs to see his legal battle through to the end.
Please, don't be so naive. He’s already bypassed so many hurdles that he’s back at it again. With the Republican Party poised to take power soon, anything seems possible. At this stage, does it even matter if something is technically illegal?
What on earth are we doing? Someone is actively trying to privatize the club and strip us of our voting rights entirely, yet you all seem more preoccupied with some lowlifes shoplifting clothes at the mall...
Honestly, lighting two torches along the fence looks incredible, but given how heavy-handed the police presence has been lately, I have to wonder just how feasible that actually is...
Adam Long8 said:To be perfectly honest, the whole concept doesn't sit well with me.
Valid points, 👍
My primary concern, quite frankly, is whether the US Soccer Federation would actually have the backbone to handle things properly. If they can't even manage basic oversight here, how can we expect them to deal with more serious issues, like organized hooliganism or systemic corruption?