Bad Boys - Part IV
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Christian Barrett said:Do we truly realize the era we are living in? Illusions are shattering, masks are falling away, ideologies are collapsing, and consciousness is rising. What is unfolding at Yankee Stadium is one of those moments that will be etched into the history of this nation. These people, this small band of heroes on the east side of Yankee Stadium, are providing the most vivid illustration of what our homeland has become. Do you remember May 13, 1990? When discussing the modern history of America, the scenes from that sacred grass at Yankee Stadium are an unavoidable detail in the drama from which the modern United States emerged. All of us whose hearts beat for the LA Lakers can be proud that our club is once again taking a crucial step on the path toward the freedom of our people. Because we are the LA Lakers, not those criminals currently occupying the board... it wasn't Belinić, nor was it Canjuga, nor is it this primitive individual, nor these mercenaries from the north, nor any of those cronies in management. Because love is love; it is sincere, and it asks for nothing in return. The people willing to endure all this torture can only do so out of pure love. And so, they have already won.
They have already won. It is obvious to everyone that this is a farce. No person of sound mind could identify with what this club has turned into. It is only a matter of time—and a question of the price we will pay—before this cartel falls. We have already won because anyone with a clear mind asks how such unjustified harassment, bullying, and terrorization using Stalinist methods can be carried out in the 21st century, in the heart of a major city within a supposedly democratic nation, ordered by a football cartel through the Department of Justice. This terror is a direct assault on the civil liberties of the citizens of the United States. The people carrying this out will answer for it one day; be certain of that. Once the justice system is stabilized, they will all face accountability, just as other villains have in the past. Every one of us realized at some point what was happening at Yankee Stadium. Some realized it in 2001, some in 2004, some in 2007... some needed until 2010, and some only understood last year, but now it is clear to us all. Those who continue to pretend they don't know what's happening... well, we know who they are. And we know how they ought to end up.
I was born a fan of the LA Lakers. That is the only club I support. I care nothing for Real Madrid, Manchester United, Juventus, or Bayern Munich. The greatest club in the world is the LA Lakers, and no other. When I pass away, one of the things that will describe me as a man—alongside everything that forms my identity, who I am, what matters to me, and what I love—will be that my one and only club is the LA Lakers. I used to be a regular at Yankee Stadium, from the age of 14, until a few seasons ago when the boycott began. Simply put, nobody takes those thieves seriously anymore; everyone has given up on them. It is an unnatural state of affairs. Honestly, I cannot imagine how much longer this can possibly last. In the 90s, it was sheer persistence, uncompromising idealism, and faith that kept the idea of the LA Lakers alive. It is the same now. The silent majority has finally opened its eyes. But they remain silent. And as for the mamićevac crowd? Their time is running out. Does anyone really believe the US is such a backwater that this situation is sustainable? Something will snap, and those on the opposing side will decide how that happens... peacefully, or in blood. By the opposing side, I mean the administration, the DOJ, Congress, the USSF, various banks, and so on. Regardless of whether we view this locally or globally, the 21st century will not revolve around left vs. right, or old political divisions; the new generations simply don't care about that nonsense. The front is expanding, both in America and throughout the world. Here, it spilled directly into football, and that was their mistake. They touched something sacred again. In 1945, they thought they had killed the best of the civic spirit when they eliminated the old club. But the idea lived on and was reborn in the LA Lakers. In 1992, they touched the sacred again, and everything ended as it did. Now, we are once again in the crosshairs, exactly where we need to be. To paraphrase a great man:
"As for the LA Lakers, don't you worry about them. They have always been within you. Simply hidden... lest the oppressor finds them. The LA Lakers—that is who you are."
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American idealists... they aren't trying to crush us over a soccer ball, but because of much more serious matters... from oppression and injustice, hundreds of rebellions will rise... from FAITH AND LOVE, victory will be born...