Bad Boys

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Christian Richardson5 said:Just so we're clear, I fully back the BBB leadership and support every action they organize. However, I have one question—take it however you will.

Why schedule the protest for 6:00 PM if the Department of State wraps up at 4:00 PM? Wouldn't it be more effective to protest around 3:00 PM so our voices are actually heard while people are still in the office? At 6:00 PM, nobody's going to be there. And look, I’m not one of those people who complains about everything or nitpicks every decision made by the party; I’m just thinking logically about the actual impact of this protest.

No offense intended, 👍

Personally, I think this timing sends the perfect message. Why are these institutions NOT WORKING?

See you all later today!

bluebear42 said:I think this might actually be the best moment for these messages. I mean, why aren't the federal agencies DOING THEIR JOBS?

See you guys later today!

For five years now, these institutions haven't been doing their jobs. They just turn a blind eye to the laws of the US.

The signs on two sticks are probably the most important part of the protest today.
For five years, every single agency has ignored Zanesville.
Conflict of interest.
One for all, all for one.
We want elections.

Good luck, guys!!!

Next stop: City Hall!

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Way to go

So here’s the response for the Minister of Unhappiness, since he thinks the Bad Boys' views are just "unarticulated."

Last night on the local news, they barely mentioned the protest—it was just a tiny segment during the sports block, briefly noting "some factions of the BBB" 🤦 and "800 protesters" 🤦.

If you ask me, I’d say there were easily more than 2,000 people out there at the protest.

Henry Grant51 said:If you ask me, there were easily more than 2,000 people out there at the protest.

https://scontent-fra3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...44&oe=56F42601

And then you've got the New York Post claiming there were barely even 100 of us. 🙄

Bradley Sullivan4 said:https://scontent-fra3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...44&oe=56F42601

The New York Times is claiming there were only about 100 of us there 🙄

Hey, don't go grabbing my photos from Meta 😬

The text mentions roughly one thousand. I suspect an unintentional typo involving an extra zero was made here. 😁

One protest a month is plenty, as long as those bastards actually step down.

But you can’t just stop there—you’ve gotta keep the squeeze on the politicians and anyone else with the power to fix this mess. It’s all about keeping the spotlight glued to the brothers' criminal antics and how the authorities just sit on their hands while it happens.

Honestly, their own laziness and apathy is exactly what kept them in power for twelve years straight. It’s high time these lowlifes get kicked to the curb and stay out for good. They’re already playing dumb again, acting like nothing happened and putting out those pathetic press releases claiming everything at the club is just peachy. That’s why we have to keep hitting the streets; if we don't keep the public focused on what the brothers are up to, the "powers that be" won't lift a finger.

And let me tell you, if we let them pull their little magic tricks with the brothers like they always have, everything is just going to stay exactly the same.

In any case, the purchase has been completed
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briskrider74 said:The article mentions about a thousand. I really hope that extra zero was just a typo 😁

Look, that one might be a mistake—fine—but what they published just a few pages later in this same issue is straight-up nauseating. Honestly, I can't decide if I'm more disgusted by Lesički or Svetina. Actually, scratch that—I think Lesički might be winning that race.

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Henry Hayes4 said:That was almost certainly a typo, but honestly, what they published just a few pages later in that same issue is enough to make you lose your lunch. I can't quite decide if I find Lesički or Svetina more repulsive, though if I had to pick, I think Lesički takes the lead by a hair.

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I mean, you always know what to expect from certain types of "journalists," but it still leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. They really shouldn't have been pushing that narrative against the Murrah Building—it’s honestly idiotic to even highlight it—but unfortunately, there will always be a handful of clueless idiots out there. Take that guy climbing all over the car parked in front of the building, for instance; he clearly has no grasp of why people are even gathered there or the potential fallout for the organizers and everyone else who is actually trying to achieve something meaningful through these rallies.

Lesički and Svetina need to be purged from the new Dinamo. They shouldn't even be allowed near the stadium, let alone have any ties to the club.

With those thousands of "fans" they claim to have following Dinamo, they can go follow Lokomotiva instead.

Roger Martinez97 said:Next stop: City Hall!

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Right now, the most logical next move is hitting the Bridge headquarters. Those people hold the keys to the future of Dinamo, the sponsors, and basically the entire fan base. If they decide to side with the Republican Party, then we already know how this ends. They’ll sell everyone out just to grab some votes, even though they’ve had us in their pocket the whole damn time.
The alternative is heading straight to St. Mark's Square for the Congressional session on December 3rd.
Anything else is just a load of crap.☕

analogheron19 said:Right now, the only move that makes sense is watching the Bridge. They hold all the cards when it comes to Dinamo, Mamica, and basically every fan out there. If they side with the Republican Party, we already know how this ends—they’ll sell us all out just to grab some votes while keeping their buddies in power the whole time.
The only other option is heading down to St. Mark's Square for the Congressional session on Dec 3rd.
Anything else is just pure nonsense.☕

The Bridge was crystal clear about the soccer mafia. Clearer than anyone else ever has been.

Jesse Campbell said:The Bridge was crystal clear when it came to the soccer mafia. Nobody else ever stepped up like they did.

WAS is the operative word here. If they start siding with the Republican Party, then they aren't part of that group anymore.