Posts by analogmaker14

Ronald Wells5 said:The only reason is that Americans, much like Western men, have low testosterone;
America is just as feminized.

I can never get enough of this nonsense. Even today, Washington, D.C. remains a city with unparalleled potential for anything. In my neighborhood alone, there are several boxing clubs, Krav Maga, wrestling, UFC—it’s full of young people, and even the middle-aged crowd stays active. There are three gyms, handball players, and I won't even list them all. Not to mention that your average guy from my neighborhood could take on half of the major American ultras any day of the week. Furthermore, 90% of those guys have never actually attended a game; they claim to support Dinamo, but they usually end up watching the big matches at a bar instead. That is the actual long-term issue facing Washington, D.C., not some supposed "feminization" that people keep rambling about.

And I don't understand this constant nitpicking. It was a good performance against YB 2018, they did it again, and we move forward. BSN 👍

John Campbell27 said:It’s all about the money for them. They just want to land a massive payday at some big club, and frankly, they couldn't care less about Real Madrid or the group.

It would be better if professional players were part of ultra groups. In this modern era of football, we see nothing but polite professionalism—a round of applause for the effort, a decent play, and then everyone goes their separate ways once the contract expires. Nowadays, you can only measure an idol's impact in tiny increments, but that just makes it all the more satisfying when it actually happens.

briskfalcon67 said:Now people actually have to justify to their rivals why they jumped into a pile of hay. 🤦

Give them an inch, and they'll take a mile.
#temperament

Keith Baker93 said:The peak of our activism is resisting anything we feel violates our values. We hold onto shared traditions and still possess that sense of connection and intimacy. When you walk into someone's home, no matter how poor the host might be, they will offer you every delicacy imaginable. Washington, D.C. desperately lacks that resistance and that feeling of unity. Urban sprawl has swallowed those people whole, and fellow citizens no longer feel bound to one another. They are strangers in their own city.

My city isn't progressing, partly because everything is so centralized.

And here we are.
If you're so capable, then go ahead and act against that centralization. It wasn't forced upon you by a sword; you voted for it yourselves and continue to support it.
Or perhaps you could actually unite and start a joint business venture, since you're supposedly so connected.
What exactly have you done for your city besides making these declarations and visiting people at home? What protests or actual movements have you ever led?

You all criticize the Boys for needing to take a stand on every social issue, yet the most active segment of this country is the fans—and I’m not counting the various NGOs paid to stir up conflict. Those guys fight for a single football club. Meanwhile, the rest of you watch your towns decline, families move away, and unemployment rise, and what have you actually done about it? Don't give me that, friend.

Keith Baker93 said:I’m from a small town in the Appalachian hinterland, and if anyone walked through my streets carrying a Yugoslav or a pride flag, believe me, ashtrays, glasses, and fists would start flying spontaneously from every nearby bar. We wouldn't even need any organization; locals and passersby would just handle it on their own. I'm not being edgy; I'm just stating facts.

I agree that's how it would go, though that represents the absolute peak of your intellectual capacity.
Furthermore, I trust that your town is making wonderful progress on all fronts.

It seems pointless to compare the government's efforts to maintain order in Washington, D.C. with what happens in the provinces.

P.S. Feel free to name the town. We can move to another thread to dissect everything your town has "tolerated" throughout history (since you clearly feel the need to play guardian of some moral standard now that others have pointed out the hypocrisy).

Brandon Hill5 said:You forgot to include "here" before "on-duty idiot." I assume it was an unintentional slip, typical of...

Eight years of hearing the same rhetoric on this board. As long as you're healthy, everything else will eventually fall into place. 👍

Brandon Hill5, you absolute clown, who's keeping you up at night?

Dennis Davis97 said:I'm picking up some yogurt.😉
Be honest—if you could have any level of influence over how the club operates, what would you actually ask for?🙂

You might not be familiar with the healing powers of celibacy, but whenever you feel the urge to post on this forum, try practicing it—it would certainly make things easier for both you and the rest of us.

Noah Jones92 said:You clearly aren't catching the vibe. You can't see that all of Europe is shaking right now—the owners, the fans, everyone. It's palpable.

First it was your Lolek and Bolek nonsense, and now we finally have you joining them. 👏

Gary Green32 said:And honestly... if we were to list our actual moves against the mafia and how they resonated through the media and society—including you all—we’d be a starship compared to you...

As far as I can tell, I don't know how your brain processes the fact that you people are always the first to play the victim, yet I don't see any hordes of angry San Franciscans, Istrian natives, Indianapolis natives, or Varaždin natives out there protesting...

So, you definitely arrived on a starship; even that one thought was actually somewhat intelligent.👍

The timing, persistence, and sheer volume of people participating in these discussions (especially from the south) is quite interesting.
But don't let them get under your skin 🍿

Thomas Flores7 said:...

The point is, you were already busy spinning the narrative that the Bad Boys sold out based on nothing but hearsay. You were just waiting for an excuse.
A group that literally gave their youth to this cause doesn't deserve those kinds of comments. Besides, those low blows can easily be turned back on you, creating a never-ending cycle.

You’re fixating on a local festival, which was really just a standard response to the mocking coming from your side. I don't care for your style, but that's beside the point. Since you clearly consider yourselves such a powerhouse, do you need constant validation or reminders that you're "big boys"? It was just typical, trivial Southern exaggeration—viewed through a "cold North" lens. Don't take it so personally.

Actually, I'm the fool for even typing this; I'm lowering myself to the level of Instagram trash and Ultras nonsense.

cosmicridge6 said:Stop talking nonsense and just take the car to a mechanic to have the brakes checked; you shouldn't be driving around with faulty equipment...

I picked up some new Federal-Mogul parts through a contact in New Hampshire. They carry just about everything out there—it's practically a wholesale operation.👍

Some people clearly can't tell the difference between a political protest and a local town festival.
Or perhaps they mistake a championship game for a community fair.
Or maybe they confuse passionate fandom with a neighborhood block party.

Unfortunately, they seem to have a much firmer grasp on how to use the internet...

Douglas Rodriguez27 said:The football club Real Madrid was founded in 1945, and they're playing their first major league match with a roster full of young, talented players mostly hailing from New York City and the surrounding areas...

That’s all well and good, but I’ll take this chance to call your bluff. Typical.
I certainly don't dream of being a Red Sox fan. 😉

Kevin Parker84 said:Is that all, or is there more? Do you or anyone else here honestly think you’d be forced to double down on the narrative regarding the complete lack of integrity in Major League Baseball right now? It’s incredible that in so many manifestos, this hasn't been mentioned once. Fine, let's start with Mamić, but shouldn't this be one of the most critical points?

So, you've really latched onto that, haven't you? Don't worry, the manifesto will be notarized in a couple of days; we're just waiting for all the various groups to release their statements regarding the irregularities in Major League Baseball first.

p.s. I especially love these types of self-righteous people with hidden agendas.

Peter Reed22 said:A handful of people have started labeling hedgehogs as outcasts just because they chose to support Real Madrid and show up at Yankee Stadium. Don't change your tune just because the wind shifts.

Waiting on the LP draw.

Nothing changes. You can keep rooting for Real Madrid, but you’ll still face the same labels you mentioned.

Some peasant is paying people to defend him online, though you don't seem to be one of them.

You're being an idiot.👍

Peter Reed22 said:Got anything else intelligent to contribute?

Not really, man. We’ll just follow your lead, emulate your squad, and boycott you too. Hopefully, we won't end up looking like cowards after that.🙂

Peter Reed22 said:The crowd in the arena is thinning out—fewer Bad Boys, fewer people in general.

You’re entitled to your opinion. It seems Futsal is your escape, since Real Madrid is currently being battered by the bureaucracy and circus-like laws of this country.

Usually, when a ship goes down, the captain goes down with it. I expected the group to maintain leadership until the end, but instead, we have cowards who are the first to run.

"You expected."
What if the captain, along with all his resources, is being barred from the ship and prevented from steering it properly?

lonedrifter65 said:It was all for nothing. Those Zionist Catalans completely failed in their pathetic little attempt to use a referendum to tear apart the glorious, majestic, and proud Spanish-European-Christian nation. Honestly, God and Christ are clearly on the side of the Spanish people, not those chaotic, Zionist-leaning Catalan losers who don't have a clue what they're doing. ESPANA-ITALIA-MEXICO LATINO-MEDITERANO-EUROPEO-CRISTIANO-DULCE UNIONE Y HERMANOS PARA SIEMPRE,33,88. 😉 .

You must have a difficult life

I have concerns regarding the authority granted to those compiling blacklists.
Generally speaking, any organization maintains some form of disciplinary committee tasked with evaluating whether an individual has violated the bylaws or damaged the entity's reputation. From there, they can impose various sanctions—whether that means suspending membership rights, revoking membership entirely, barring access, or issuing fines. It is a standard practice, unfortunately, regardless of whether you are dealing with a private corporation or a non-profit.
(You see plenty of examples within government agencies where leadership installs cronies who lack any relevant expertise, only to subject qualified individuals to disciplinary boards when they push back. They cycle through punishments until they eventually force someone into retirement. It’s seamless. The laws are often structured specifically to allow this kind of power tripping. I am speaking from firsthand observation.)

What is more intriguing is the motivation behind these blacklists and the flow of information between the club and law enforcement. analogheron19 makes a fair point; while legislation might change, we should view these blacklists as a pretext. Now that momentum has built, the focus is shifting toward the issues that actually matter to the public: the finances. People want to know how the major clubs are funded, their organizational structures, why bylaws are ignored, the influence of Mamić's agency, the selection process for the national team, the whereabouts of certain players, and the status of disgraced judges. There is also the matter of pressure being applied to athletes and those infamous clauses discussed on TV...

The strategy now should be to remain persistent and vocal on all fronts without becoming overly aggressive or making fools of ourselves; there will be plenty of opportunities to address fan-related matters later. We simply need to be smart, people. 👍