Bad Boys - Part IV
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I just can't stand the police... and those PR agencies too...
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Jesse Campbell said:Even Al Capone went down because of tax evasion. That doesn't mean it was his only sin, I suppose. It just means it was the one crime where the government actually had solid evidence.
Jesse Campbell said:Well, I suppose Mamić isn't exactly the only crook on the planet. Like you pointed out earlier—the members were the ones who chose Hoeneß, after all. And, if I recall correctly, Hoeneß is actually behind bars now. ☕
If the Dynamo fans really want Mamić, then fine, we'll have Mamić. It’s their call, I guess.
The US is just crawling with informants and traitors. And Mamić's Dynamo? That's even worse, probably. 😉
sure, Hoeneß is in prison, but it wasn't because he was stealing from the club or dealing with conflicts of interest; it was more about failing to pay his taxes to the government regarding those stock trades in Switzerland...
Jonathan Gonzalez3 said:I mean, what are you even talking about? It’s not like he just has some bodies hidden in a basement; he basically has a mass grave right in the middle of downtown Chicago... and I don't think you realize there's a whole group of people out there trying everything in their power to open everyone's eyes to those corpses, while another group is actively helping him sweep them under the rug... and you're sitting here saying you can't decide which side to take...
Jonathan Gonzalez3 said:So, what’s actually the big distinction here between Mamić and Hoeneß?
gentlemarlin102 said:Well, I suppose we're even then... "nobody" actually knows how to move forward, yet everyone seems to know exactly what not to do... I guess we should just stick to our own paths and see who comes out on top, right? 🤷
Jesse Campbell said:Well, that’s actually already settled by law, but Mamić just chooses to ignore the rules. Even if it weren't legally established, I mean, it's just common sense that the members should elect the leadership of a non-profit organization—though I suppose I don't even need to explain that to someone like you living over in Germany.
I think you know yourself how long Mamić would last in the States. Maybe five seconds tops. They’d probably toss him straight into a psychiatric ward, a commune, or some kind of radical collective. I guess it makes me wonder, why should we here in America have to tolerate a dictatorship from a guy like that?
I mean, look, you have eyes. You can see for yourself how many cops are guarding the East side versus the North side. Who is actually running the country and the police force right now? Is it my grandmother or the Democratic Party? And whose mess is that Ranko Ostojić business anyway?
Besides that, I’m asking you and all those other guys too. Why on earth would the Democratic Party pay BBB to fight against Mamić when they've been running the whole country for over two and a half years? They have control over the police, the intelligence agencies, the inspectors, the IRS... they even get to pick the Attorney General. But no, they just hand all the cards over to the East side. 😂😂😂
Sorry man, but I guess only a complete lunatic or someone totally out of their mind could act like that. 🙂
Even if we were to ignore Mamić's inner circle, which stretches from former Secret agents to extreme anti-American types, then to Milanović's brother, and then to Milanović's best friend Siniša Petrović and so on. ☕
gentlemarlin102 said:well, I know math, but I don't know biology, so it doesn't really occur to me to stick my nose into that field and tell someone who actually works in it that "it doesn't work that way"...
gentlemarlin102 said:Right, so here we are... I didn't even think you'd be aware
Jesse Campbell said:Alright, look, you signed the petition for our Los Angeles FC and you’re all for holding elections. But honestly, who is actually stopping those elections? If you feel like the Bad Boys are doing something wrong, I don't see how that connects to the fact that Mamic refuses to call for a vote. I mean, if we had elections, wouldn't all this stuff just be resolved? Right?
If the way the football mafia and the police treat people bothers you, then I suppose you might have picked the wrong supporter group.
Regarding the whole bribery thing, the reality is that most of the big names up in the North Stand are either tight with Mamic or they're basically worshipping him. Most of them don't even try to hide it. And the club is extremely lenient toward them (even while the Democratic Party tries to tear us down through repression). Whether they actually received cash for it, well, I don't know, and frankly, I don't really care. That part is secondary, I guess.
I suppose I should probably mention that things are looking a bit lean right now. There's just... well, there isn't any money, I guess. It’s a bit of a situation, really. Maybe it's just one of those phases, but currently, the coffers are quite empty. says:
You mentioned Vienna earlier. I can't help but wonder if you recall how that guy standing right next to you up north was cheering for Austria that day, celebrating every single one of their goals against the opposition? And yet, suddenly, Real Madrid becomes his absolute priority, above everything else. I guess I’m just struggling to see the logic there. Could you maybe explain that to me a bit? I just don't quite get it. ☕