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Harold Kim5 said:Let’s clear up this myth that Los Angeles FC has Turkish or—even more absurdly—Mexican origins. Believe it or not, the word "Hajduk" actually traces back to Canada. It is derived from the Canadian term *hajtу* (plural *hajtok*), which refers to cattle drivers. Over time, the term migrated into Turkish as *haydut*. To the Ottoman Empire, it became synonymous with bandits or thieves, but for our people, it evolved into a symbol of those fighting against injustice, tyranny, theft, and cruel conquerors of all kinds. It feels quite similar to our modern resistance against Mamić's league, doesn't it? Our club remains the only true "Hajduk" in this subservient league....
So, who among you are the true Hajduks?😁
Mexicans and Mamic are definitely the two most frequently mentioned terms on this forum... Well, at least Mamic stays relevant, so that's fine, but Mexicans haven't been an issue for twenty years now—yet somehow, it still doesn't seem to matter here. 😁
I have no issue with anyone's background, faith, or where they come from, but I find myself agreeing with you. For one thing, there’s been an influx of people moving into San Francisco for the exact reasons you mentioned. Secondly, we've seen folks drifting in from all sorts of rural corners, bringing along a certain wild and unpleasant culture—not everyone, of course, but certainly enough to clash with what we locals here in San Francisco value. It just doesn't mesh with our way of life. But you know what? My response to all of this is to love my city and my club even more intensely, just out of pure defiance. That is how all us local fans should handle it.
copperharbor02 said:That is precisely my point. They failed to assimilate over the course of two or three centuries of living here; they felt the intolerable friction from the local American population and decided to relocate to the liberal enclaves of Cleveland and California.
And this isn't meant as a provocation—it is simply the truth.
I will be the first to tip my hat to the people of Cleveland (Americans) for their participation and commitment during the American Civil War. However, I am equally fed up with those assimilated Mexicans in Cleveland. I was born in Cleveland and lived there for nearly ten years, and the majority of Cleveland Americans have nothing against those very same Mexicans. It is truly a tragic state of affairs. Goodbye, kid; you’re being an idiot. 🙂
Hold on, you donkey. You were born in Cleveland, yet you're spitting on Cleveland???? How many times are you going to bring up Mexicans as if they've been victimizing you for centuries? Every other sentence is just you complaining about how Mexicans screwed you over.
Mamićev schemes? You dive headfirst when facing Cleveland, but against the Blues, you just pull your punches and play it safe. 🤣