That’s just one more thing they claim to be "working on," and honestly, that's exactly what I'm talking about here.
And what happened to those seven specific guarantees that were supposedly required before anyone would even sit down at the table to discuss the coalition, because it feels like everyone just completely wiped them from their memory, so does anyone actually know if even a single one of those conditions has been met yet?
I think the guy with the mustache is actually pretty charming and charismatic, honestly, I feel like they should be betting on him because he really seems to have what it takes to be a high-quality leader.
If Petrov had gone along with Milanovic, Karamarko would have been totally finished, and I mean like a year before it even happened.
To me, Petrov and Grmoja just seem like exactly who they are—a psychiatrist and a teacher who are basically just lost in the middle of everything else, especially Grmoja.
Cut the whole "it's better this way than that" nonsense, just give us some actual, concrete details about what they've actually accomplished, anything at all, just share whatever hope you're holding onto with the rest of us.
Jessica Gonzalez said:There are some decent groups here, but they just don't have any real influence. I suppose having good ideas and integrity is fine, but it doesn't amount to much if you aren't in power, right?
Look, these people have been in power at the Capitol for over a year now, and honestly, you'd think they could have gotten something moving by this point, but from where I'm sitting, it feels like they haven't accomplished a single thing, so feel free to set me straight if I've got that wrong, but it really looks like zero progress has been made.
And they haven't even handled the basic, common-sense stuff, like getting rid of those outdated red tape requirements, so you'd think they'd at least tackle the small, obvious things just to show they're working, but nothing.
restlesssurfer97 Asks: To those folks over in Mostovac, both the Republicans and the Democrats are nothing more than masters of empty populism, aren't they? 🤣
You voted for them, and honestly, I know you well enough to see that coming. ☕
Look, I wasn't able to make it out there, but if I could have, yeah, I definitely would've cast my vote. Honestly, man, I really let myself hope that we finally, actually, finally landed a legitimate third option in this whole mess. Now I'm just sitting here wondering if they're all just completely incompetent or if they're just master manipulators playing us, and honestly, I can't even tell which of those two options above is more likely to be true.
I mean, yeah, looking at what’s being said here, this guy clearly knows his stuff, he's a total pro. And honestly, since he actually understands the game, he ends up being way more cost-effective than hiring some random amateur who has no clue what they're doing.
Matthew Young35 said:Headline from The Daily: Orbiko is demanding aggressive debt collection from Walmart, while the Prime Minister is pleading for calm. I am actually dying. LOL
The political party: blah blah blah
Honestly, looking back at how much I actually thought that political group was going to be our big savior when they first hit the scene, I realize I was being about as naive as a kid playing with a toy train. 🤦
With all due respect, I honestly think most people just couldn't care less about the fans. And let's be real, especially with everyone on this Reddit thread, we all know the league mafia is just using hooligans as a convenient scapegoat to distract us from their own shady business, but the idea that I'm going to start rooting for some guys brawling on the highway because of that just doesn't cross my mind. I really don't get where you guys get the notion that those types of people are actually going to take down the soccer mafia. Honestly, the sheep are the ones falling for those Trumpian emergency government sessions focused on "hooliganism" (which reminds me of that ridiculous chicken 😂😂), but the sheep are also the people who think we’re going to be saved from the Jerry Jones type of corruption by a bunch of guys fighting on the interstate. Or in stadiums. Or wherever else they feel like picking a fight.
Gossip is just plain ugly. But honestly, this isn't even gossip at all. Jeffrey Ruiz3 has completely lost the plot on several different levels here, and he’s basically trying to downplay everything until it doesn't even matter anymore.
Are you thinking along the lines of what Mamić told that little loser of yours, like, where did that pathetic guy even disappear to in the first place? Something like that?
That 'druker' guy is basically just someone who took one tiny little step forward, so if everyone else starts making moves too, maybe we can finally stop with all that smug, hindsight-based lecturing about why nobody did anything sooner after the damage was already done.
Walter Grant5 said:Look, you obviously can't predict if someone’s actually gonna snap, but it does point toward certain behavioral red flags.
And nah, not everyone fits that stereotype. Not everyone wears cheap knockoffs, flips people off in every photo, or drives an old Mercedes-Benz with an eighteen-year-old engine. Besides, even the ones who do all that? They aren't exactly role models. Honestly, none of them are.
I know the guy who got picked up by the cops personally. He was backing some dude up—just because he's one more bottom-feeding cop enthusiast—and he fits the profile perfectly, both online and IRL. I know his history. I know the people he's caused trouble with. I know how much time they've spent behind bars and exactly why.
Obviously, we shouldn't label a kid riding a bike at 15 as a psychopath, nor is it so dire that no minor should ever touch a motorcycle. I'm just saying, from what I've seen, these are the types who'll clock 70 mph through a neighborhood where kids are playing. I personally know two people who grew up with that "lifestyle" and ended up causing massive wreckage. One literally cut a woman in half with reckless driving through a residential area, and the other—after years of terrorizing neighborhoods—ended up killing both themselves and their passenger.
I mean, honestly, the whole damn town already knew he was a total loose cannon.🤷
bluenomad2 said:I read somewhere that you can spot a potential psychopath just by looking at their eyes. Apparently, if the eyes sit too high above the white part, it's a red flag. I'm not sure how much scientific weight there is to it, but after reading that, I looked up photos of famous serial killers and they all had that exact look—eyes positioned way above the sclera.
Obviously, you shouldn't generalize based on one trait, but it's an interesting bit of info.
Meanwhile, all the good people out there probably have pupils right in the middle.
We can stick to talking about the actual football side of things, because that’s where we actually know our stuff, and honestly, that’s the only way our takes actually carry any weight. When I first saw the news, my immediate thought was that there's a pretty good chance the kid is just a massive PSG fan. Look, it isn't exactly easy to bottle up all that frustration you feel after getting absolutely robbed by a bad call from the refs.
