Posts by Noah Lee7
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Jamie Green62 said:What time do you think it is, genius? Let me educate you for a second. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. At noon, when the sun is directly overhead, we say it’s at its zenith—even if that isn't technically precise for our specific latitude here in the States. Bottom line: when the sun is at its peak, shadows are shortest; when it's rising or setting, they're longest because of the angle of incidence. If you actually look at this photo—the fourth one down—it’s clearly early morning, because everyone is casting a shadow about ten feet long. 🤣
Which would mean you lot probably disembarked in total darkness on your way to the stadium.
But hey, as the saying goes, let's turn our attention back to Hajduk Split.
Good grief... 😁 honestly, everything seems to be at its "zenith" for you guys ever since you got blindsided over there. 😍 😁
rapidlynx9 said:Look, between the Funkats and the Boys, everyone knows you guys are basically sleeping over at each other's houses and hanging out constantly. When are we actually going to acknowledge this "friendship" for what it really is? Stop lying to yourselves...
An outsider is never going to grasp the nuances of being an Atlantic Jew ;) ;) This whole thing started with the Armada and us, all that kissing up and stuff... I'm just messing around with it because, honestly, any response that isn't a joke is just plain stupid.😉
George Castillo142 said:Oh, please, my dear friend, it was painfully obvious that the views from the North Stand and the East Stand at the stadium were complete opposites...
Any true Kansas City Chiefs fan—honestly, even someone who just follows the league—would tell you that the Chiefs last took home the championship back in 2001, which is a far cry from what your lot has managed lately....
Hahahaha, oh really? Who on earth is saying that? Who actually said it??? 😉 Give me a break, stop talking nonsense. 😉 A headline is a headline; we aren't exactly the kind of people who go around broadcasting our failures to the world. 😉 I know damn well how much tension there was between the North and East stands back then; the East side would be heckling the North side just for even looking at those guys... but you see, all it takes is one tiny little lie—actually, let’s call it a half-truth rather than a lie—just like what your buddy Pantagana does. 😉 You can type whatever insults you want to me here, but can you say them to my face in front of a packed stadium? You and I both know exactly who stands for what, but that doesn't mean we can't have a debate about it. 😉
If you're going to claim the relationship between the local street gang and the boys is some kind of weak, pathetic mess, then why don't you explain away the blatant incestuous, predatory behavior happening between your group and the NFL Ultras? 😉 What is this guy even talking about? It's just a show, and from what I can tell, he’s acting like some old-timer who's lost his mind...
Gary Green32 said:Listen, you guys.
That’s exactly the point. Dinamo isn't their club. The Kansas City Chiefs belong to us.
The Chiefs have had everyone from Tim Cook to local legends running things, so they've always been ours.
At the end of the day, whoever claims them is the one who owns them.
Look, even if the Chiefs had those guys you mentioned, you were right there in Cleveland with five thousand of your own "friends" and Tim Cook, lighting flares and cheering for Bubba's goal—not to mention Miroslav 'Ćiro' Koźmiak, who actually became the Chiefs' head coach right after that game. So really, whoever claims them is the one who owns them. 😉 😉
What are you even talking about? This whole thing is honestly gold for future quotes. 😉 He’s running back to his mommy and begging UEFA for help because the government is coming after him... all I can say is HALLELUJAH. 😉 Hahahaha, and this is coming from Surkis? The same guy who teamed up with the administration to force through the transition to the dollar... 😉 Since 6 PM yesterday, it's been nothing but "good news" from them...
What’s the deal with all these flags in this photo (birthday stone)?
That’s a massive understatement compared to that attack back in the Midwest 😉 Give it a rest, you idiots; act like adults for once 😉 You're all crowded up against the fence right now, so why aren't you making any actual progress? Why don't you just write, "Yeah, we're loitering and we plan to keep loitering..." because we've been stuck in this same spot since 2011 and we aren't moving anytime soon 🙂
I’ll admit, I’ve let my temper get the best of me and posted some heated stuff myself, but honestly? I think anyone would act differently if they had to stand behind their words with their real name instead of hiding behind a screen name. That’s all I’m saying. It’s easy to be bold when you know nobody is going to come after you with a personal lawsuit. Instead, you just point to the general chaos of the situation and expect an answer—just look at how the NFL fans were treated after that mess against the Eagles.
Peter Phillips2 said:I need a complete renovation on my house facade 🙂
What, you want my home address and personal info too? 😉
Honestly, silverbear38, I have no idea what you're getting at, but if we're talking about progress, I’d say we're moving forward—mostly because I can't imagine things getting any worse than they already are. And let’s be real: I highly doubt Joe would be acting like a total maniac if he knew he was targeting 500 people who actually know his full name and everything about him. My gut tells me that a crazy Joe would probably end up looking for a desk job at a local firm pretty quickly to avoid the drama. As far as the public goes, nobody is out of their mind here. For these kinds of confrontations, you've either got a 14-year-old kid weighing 90 pounds or a 250-pound guy, so they probably won't catch you anyway, haha. 😍 Also, from what I understand, there isn't even a law preventing us from posting the names of officials at sporting events, right? Correct me if I'm wrong...
People used to laugh at me when I’d shout about taking pictures and posting them online... you know, pointing out that this guy is this guy, he married her, lives there, drives this car... his kids go to that specific college... well, here are everyone's Facebook profiles right now... It’s a sure thing that you can identify by name any of the guys from the NFL fans or the surrounding area who belong to one of those cops that beats people half to death?? Just one single one is enough.. and if nothing else works, you take it out on him at home, on his car, on his wife—hell, even on his wife. Forget all that talk about the "code" or whatever bullshit... just throw a rock at his wife, and when she starts screaming, just tell her, "Ma'am, please thank your husband for this." They create problems for us through the courts and all that legal crap, so let's start creating personal problems for them instead. Let them argue at home with their wives, their kids, their moms, their dads—everyone. When he fixes his car, smash it again; when he puts up a new facade on the house, go over and shoot it up; when he repaints, do it again... You only need one person. I don't give a damn anymore, I'm done. To me, they are all guilty. Enough with this talk about "good cops" and a few frustrated individuals. I have never seen a "frustrated individual" kill someone or have a colleague attack or stop someone... maybe he doesn't swing the baton himself, but he supports the one who does... to me, it's practically the same thing. In fact, even if we do absolutely nothing, what do you think happens when a colleague from a "smarter" department comes up to him and says, "Damn it, Joe, everything about you, all the photos, and all the data are on the NFL fans website saying you're beating people to death, and now they're going to get their revenge on you, your wife, and your kids"? Total panic, pure chaos. 😉 Anyone who actually believes in the concept of a "rule of law" when it comes to conflicts between fans and the police is a living idiot... If you think any of them will ever actually face consequences... because if that cop broke the law, then the person who trained him was wrong too, the person who gave him the badge, the person who gave him authority, and the person who gave him the order... It is much better to just say he didn't make a mistake and leave it at that, God help us. 😉
No offense, Benjamin Smith21, but I think you’re off base thinking they could actually turn the public against us. Most people in this country can barely wrap their heads around how the current administration even functions, let alone care about our specific grievances; they’re just sitting there waiting for any tiny slip-up to tear them apart. Just look back at the scandals involving those big tech CEOs or the major banking collapses—people don't care about handball or niche sports issues, they care about being lied to. We need to prove that this fan law is an absolute disaster while simultaneously showing that the very people enforcing it aren't even following their own rules. That’s where our leverage lies. It shouldn't be about targeting individuals with punishments; it should be about forcing the government to admit they screwed up. Americans live for seeing politicians stumble, no matter how they do it, and this is our golden opportunity. And I have another question for you—Benjamin Smith21, since you always seem to be the most direct and quickest to respond, haha—why isn't there a logo or a symbol for this fight against the law? Why haven't we released any manifestos or easy-to-read graphics that people can share? We should be making content that hits home: maybe some memes or satirical shots of old disgraced executives like Sanders grabbing a drink, some jokes, even some imagery of the "underdog" fighting back, contrasted with articles from people like Beckham praising our culture. We need to make this digestible. Half the population doesn't even know there’s an agreement between twelve different supporter groups and all that other stuff. If the media wants to play games with us, then it’s time we play back. We could just whip up a few images and some witty commentary mocking the administration and Đurđa on Facebook, and we’d hit 50,000 people in a single day. I’m not sure if you follow my drift, but we need to get more people involved. We need to make this a movement—something people feel proud to participate in, or even just find cool. We have to bring it to the people. People gravitate toward whatever they're told they aren't allowed to see.🙂
Wait, let me get this straight—does he actually have immunity under the fan law, or is he just "protected" because he’s the Prime Minister?? I honestly can't tell. But if this opportunity isn't seized, I don't even want to think about what happens next... It makes zero sense to me why those twelve different supporter groups haven't filed a lawsuit yet. Like, seriously? What exactly are they representing if they won't act on behalf of their own fans?
So, does Kosarac have any actual immunity? Or is he just the Prime Minister?
I have a question regarding this whole situation involving Joe and that basketball jersey... wasn't it mentioned in the Sports Fan Law that citizens—acting as witnesses—can report someone if they violate a specific clause or regulation? I’m wondering if, for example (just as a hypothetical), a group like the Lakers fan club could file a formal report against Joe for violating those alcohol consumption laws and demand he be penalized to the fullest extent of the law—including precautionary measures, bans, fines, and everything else that follows. I mean, can we actually build a case against him? Isn't this an incredible opportunity for us? They are the very ones breaking the law first, so why on earth should we show them any respect? We just need someone to draft something up properly... there are photos, and thank God there are 15,000 witnesses... so I'm just curious to see if anyone can get a complaint written up quickly...
zacko1;18458801 said:Come on, just realize that this demographic profile, much like feralpilot912, makes up a significant portion of the audience (non-fans).]
Look, zacko1, I’m not trying to be aggressive here, but what audience are we even talking about? Where is this supposed crowd? This tiny handful of people following the domestic soccer league consists entirely of die-hard fans; unfortunately, there simply is no "audience." He isn't part of some larger demographic or anything—he was just trying to act like the smartest guy in the room. But once he realized that among this "hooligan mob," there are plenty of people capable of dismantling his arguments with actual legal logic and burying him in every sense of the word, the gentleman took offense and decided to stop writing. He's essentially sulking because he ran out of things to say, and frankly, he hasn't actually contributed anything substantial. Besides, this thread is intended for discussing specific proposals regarding the fan law. As soon as someone starts acting like a know-it-all about things that have absolutely nothing to do with the topic at hand, those posts should be deleted. They serve no purpose other than dragging out endless arguments and petty squabbles centered around them. Just look at this: that clown shows up, writes ten lines of absolute nonsense, and within five hours, you've ended up with two new pages of useless filler...
Look, man, just drop it... ten different people have thrown questions at you (myself included), using that "legal jargon" you love so much, and how many times have you actually given a straight answer? Zero. None. Once it became crystal clear that you were dead wrong, you just took offense and shut down. And honestly? You deserved it. So just back off already and let it go.
Benjamin Smith21, I have to hand it to you on this one... here is my humble little suggestion... why don't we just start a dedicated thread where people can dump all their photos, video clips, and whatever else they've got? I’m talking about shots of Grgic waving a torch, Mamic holding a beer in the stands, or even footage of police brutality... let's just put everything into one single massive topic, for God's sake, so people can actually see what's going on. A picture is worth a thousand words, after all.🙂
In my estimation, the only viable solution is a total boycott... and I don't mean just skipping a weekend. I mean an absolute, scorched-earth refusal of everything: the national soccer team, professional football, the NBA, handball, you name it. But for that to actually work, every single organized supporter group in the country would have to unite under one banner. The real issue, however, is that we lack a cohesive platform. We don't even have a roadmap because, frankly, we haven't defined what we actually want to achieve. We need to draft a legitimate legislative reform program—something that actually holds weight in a legal sense. We need to document and record every single instance of malpractice, harassment, and violence. People need to come forward with statements; we should launch a dedicated website to collect testimony, start a petition, and organize massive protests. We need to flood the streets with posters, graffiti, flyers, stickers, and merchandise—anything to direct the public eye toward our cause. On top of all that, instead of spending money on tickets before games, people should be contributing to a legal defense fund for lawyers and whatever else the movement requires. Someone once remarked that people are stupid. I disagree. People aren't stupid; they are uninformed. Most people simply couldn't care less, or they only ever hear one side of the story. They aren't die-hard fans, nor does anyone bother to recruit them, so they don't really care whether the facts are straight or not. But imagine if they turned on the TV and saw news headlines reading "Fans Protest Unconstitutional State Measures." Or if they watched sports coverage and saw the wives of players and prominent figures being targeted. Then, imagine a kid hands them a flyer that says "Fans United Against an Unconstitutional Government," or they see stickers at the stadium gates saying "Against the sports fan law," or they spot graffiti while riding the subway. Suddenly, they might actually take an interest. If they heard that we had collected a hundred thousand signatures across major cities like New York or Los Angeles, or saw fans heading to Strasbourg with a team of attorneys to fight for their rights... then we’d have momentum. Everything we have done up to this point has been utterly useless. We have absolutely no right to complain because we haven't actually accomplished anything. Right now, regarding this issue, we are collectively worthless. Anything we do moving forward—even if it's just a small step compared to what we should be doing—will be better than nothing. At this current pace, we'll be completely finished in four or five years.