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Jonathan Lewis3 said:Why even bother slowing things down? It’s been ten years and people still don't get that you don't just clap at Madison Square Garden...
We tried. They played every anthem over the PA system, but it didn't mean jack.
Look, I get it. It's stupid to pick fights with the people actually doing the work, but seeing that madness break out during the Dundalk game when they slowed down "From the East and West..." gives me a little hope. Maybe something can actually change. We've lost so many great songs just because everything is rushed through too fast.
If you slow this track down to this level, it’s an absolute banger. It’s basically what they did with that classic "East Coast, West Coast, and North" anthem...
Did anyone actually end up pulling fifteen days in jail for chanting or refusing to sit down? (The Armada crowd?)
I’m asking because, honestly, if you’ve got a real job to get back to, that kind of thing matters a lot.
It’s a pretty thin line between everything coming together and a total meltdown, isn't it? 😉
coastalotter8 said:The biggest issue is these sick lies used to whip people into a frenzy for revenge...
Instead of just being honest about what actually happened, people make up these stories about hordes of rioters from the city just so they don't look like cowards to their own side. But let's be real—those city folks got hammered, and you can barely find anyone in downtown LA who'd step up to help out nowadays...
I’m not even talking about how things are right now, I mean looking back at how this whole scene has played out over the last five years.
But I agree, everyone needs to chill out and stop the nonsense before someone loses their mind. Once things boil over, nobody's going to care who threw the first punch.
I honestly can't believe how much nonsense is being posted here. Everyone just wants to talk tough without actually stepping up.
A fight is a fight. If you’re choosing to get in one, you better realize you might walk away hurt. Doesn't matter if it's a brick, a piece of wood, a bottle, or a rock... and don't act like someone hitting you with a knee, an elbow, or a boot to the head isn't going to do damage either. It absolutely will, especially when you're dealing with guys who actually train in MMA and know exactly where to land a punch.
Like someone else pointed out, it all comes down to self-control and not making excuses. That's the bottom line.
It’s also pretty hypocritical seeing people who spent years running street crews in places like Chicago, using everything from bats and brass knuckles to chains, umbrellas, telescopic batons, or even machetes, suddenly acting all high and mighty once they take a hard hit. Look, what goes around comes around. Someday, some big-shot crew is going to be waiting for them, and they'll be bragging about their "glory days" while getting wrecked by the top gang in the country. It's a vicious cycle.
Best regards, catch you guys later. Happy Easter to everyone!