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Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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#641 ·
analogheron19 said:BIO is the whole point. if they jump ship to the Republican Party, they aren't BIO anymore.

Clearly you haven't been watching the news...

Whomever they side with—which probably won't be anyone—that football mafia isn't getting political cover anymore.

And I don't get why you think siding with the Republican Party is worse, like the Democratic Party actually did anything. Look at how the Bridge party handles things; they play hardball with everyone.
Paul Sanchez15 Paul Sanchez15 Active Member
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#642 ·
analogheron19 said:Right now, the most logical next move is the middle ground at the Bridge. Those guys basically hold the keys to the future of Dinamo, the moms, and the whole fan base. If they side with the Republican Party, we already know how this ends—they’ll sell everyone out just to grab votes while actually having the whole thing rigged from the start.
The only other option is heading to St. Mark's Square for the Congressional session on December 3rd.
Anything else is just a load of crap.☕

I can't believe people are still coming up with this kind of nonsense. Just let whoever wins the election handle the reforms, whether it's the Republican Party or the Democratic Party.
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
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#643 ·
Paul Sanchez15 said:I honestly can't believe people still have such brainless takes. It doesn't matter who carries out the reforms, whether it's the Republican Party or the Democratic Party.

So what, is the Republican Party just going to go in and purge the Democratic Party or Dinamo?
Are you out of your mind?
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
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#644 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Looks like you haven't been keeping up with the news lately...

http://www.index.com/news/article/i...e/856211.aspx

No matter which side they pick—though they probably won't pick anyone—the football mafia isn't going to have political backing anymore.

And I don't get why you think it would be worse if they sided with the Republican Party, as if the Democratic Party actually did anything. Look at how the Bridge party handles things; they make it a condition for everyone, regardless of party lines.

That news is ancient history.
I could pull up an Index article from exactly a year ago where Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović also claimed the fan laws needed urgent changes because of unconstitutional clauses, saying the whole situation had to be cleared up immediately... blah blah blah... and then later her mom's buddy personally organized a massive birthday bash for her.☕
Mommy = Republican Party

I wasn't even talking about the Democratic Party. I was talking about taking responsibility and getting control over the specific ministries that are actually key to pushing through necessary reforms.
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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#645 ·
analogheron19 said:That's old news.
I could pull up an Index article from exactly a year ago where Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović also claimed the fan laws needed immediate changes because of unconstitutional clauses—basically saying everything needs fixing ASAP... blah blah... then her own party just threw her a massive birthday bash later on.☕
Party = Republican Party

I wasn't even talking about the Democratic Party. I was talking about people actually taking responsibility and having those key ministries step up to push through the reforms we need.

It's not old news. The Bridge party will stick to their word. Mark my words.

Honestly, Tomo, it’s ridiculous that we’re even debating protesting against the Bridge party. They campaigned on crushing the soccer mafia and they said they'd do it after winning. Even if they aren't, they definitely aren't the ones to blame for institutions failing or looking the other way for criminals all these years, since they weren't even in power back then.
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
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#646 ·
Jesse Campbell said:This isn't old news. The Bridge party is going to stick to their guns. Mark my words.

I honestly think Tomo is being ridiculous for even suggesting we go out and protest in front of the Bridge party, who promised both during the campaign and after winning the election that they’d take a hard line against the soccer mafia. And even if they weren't, it's not like they're responsible for the government institutions sitting on their hands or letting criminals walk free for all these years just because they haven't been in power.

I pray to God that stays the case—that this wasn't just some talking point they used to squeeze out a few extra votes
I wouldn't call that a protest; I'd call it putting pressure on them so they don't flip-flop.
If they provide technical support to the Republican Party but actually stay true to those promises, then we should see immediate changes within the Democratic Party. In fact, they should have done that already as a sign of good faith.
Laura Mitchell87 Laura Mitchell87 Newcomer
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#647 ·
analogheron19 said:Hopefully things actually stay that way, instead of it just being some political stunt to grab a few extra votes.

Check it, this Index article came out after the election. So basically after the election, they’re demanding we fix the soccer mafia before they'll even talk cooperation.

And that's coming straight from the Bridge representatives in Congress. ☕
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
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#648 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Look, this link from Index comes out after the elections. That means after the election results are in, they’re making any kind of cooperation conditional on cleaning up the football mafia.

And this isn't just some rumor; it’s coming straight from the Bridge representatives in Congress. ☕

We'll see if they're right. In three days, a lot of this is going to become crystal clear.
Paul Sanchez15 Paul Sanchez15 Active Member
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#649 ·
analogheron19 said:Will the Republican Party purge the Democratic Party or Dinamo?
Are you out of your mind?

Duh, obviously they will—if the Bridge makes it a condition for their support. I don't know what's so hard to grasp.
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
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#650 ·
Paul Sanchez15 said:Of course they want in if the Bridge makes their support conditional on that. I don't see what the confusion is here.

What's unclear is why they haven't done anything about the mess over at the Democratic Party yet as a gesture of good faith.
Maybe they were handed some pretty convincing arguments regarding those conditions of theirs? Who knows.🤔
Paul Sanchez15 Paul Sanchez15 Active Member
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#651 ·
analogheron19 said:It’s unclear why they haven't stepped up regarding the mess over at the Democratic Party as a show of good faith.
maybe they were handed some solid arguments to back up those conditions of theirs? who knows🤔

Who actually could have done anything? I don't get it. The Bridge?
Anyway, this whole thing about the Bridge and claims that Republicans are just playing games is total nonsense. If they move forward with the Republican Party, it'll be because their platform aligns better—same goes for the Democratic Party. Don't fall for the garbage being spewed by that idiot Petrina.
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
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#652 ·
Paul Sanchez15 said:Who could have actually messed things up? I don't get it. You mean Microsoft?
By the way, all this talk about the bridge and claiming the Republicans are pulling the strings is just nonsense. If they move forward with the Republican Party, they’ll do it because their agendas align. It’s the exact same deal with the Democrats. Don't fall for the stupidity being peddled by that idiot Petrina.

Who else? Microsoft, obviously. Who else would it be? Don't they hold the majority in the Democratic Party?
Paul Sanchez15 Paul Sanchez15 Active Member
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#653 ·
analogheron19 said:Who else? It's obviously Microsoft—who else would it be? Don't they basically run the whole Democratic Party?

Showing some good faith would be actually dealing with Madonna and Kulusic—who already got shut down. It’s not much, and it’s mostly about the elections, but hey, at least it's something.
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
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#654 ·
Paul Sanchez15 said:It would be a genuine sign of good faith if they finally dealt with Madonna and Kulusic, who just got shut down. It’s not a huge step, and it’s mostly about making choices, but hey, it’s something.

Look, you're right. That's really all there is to it. The promise was kept. The mob has been kicked out of the Democratic Party.👍
cosmicscout2 cosmicscout2 Member
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#655 ·
analogheron19 said:Right now, the only logical next move is the center of the Democratic Party. They’re the ones pulling the strings for the big sports franchises and the entire fan base. If they side with the Republican Party, we already know how this ends—they'll sell everyone out just to secure votes while keeping their real interests tucked away in their pockets.
The alternative is heading down to St. Mark's Square for the congressional session on December 3rd.
Anything else is just pure nonsense.☕

And I suppose if they align with the Democrats, everything is perfectly fine?

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Paul Sanchez15 Paul Sanchez15 Active Member
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#656 ·
analogheron19 said:You're right—spot on. That was a promise kept. They actually kicked the mafia out of the Democratic Party.👍

I didn't even say that. But honestly, you seem to be forgetting whose term it was when the stadium turned into a total war zone—it's basically become a concentration camp under his watch.
analogheron19 analogheron19 Newcomer
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#657 ·
cosmicscout2 said:So, if they side with the Democrats, everything is suddenly fine?

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Why the hell are you even chiming in if you can't handle reading more than one single post at a time?
Nobody needs to go running to any political party. You need to have some actual balls, take control of the resources you have, and clean up your own damn mess.
boldtiger7 boldtiger7 Active Member
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#658 ·
cosmicscout2 said:So, if they align themselves with the Democrats, everything is suddenly fine?

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They would essentially be siding with the Democrats regardless of which of those two parties they choose; the only real distinction is that in one of them, your boss holds sway...
hiddenridge99 hiddenridge99 Member
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#659 ·
cosmicscout2 said:So, if they align themselves with the Democrats, everything is suddenly fine?

Well, I'd certainly prefer them over siding with the Republicans.

Because apparently, we—the Bad Boys—are all just hardcore communists and unpatriotic losers anyway.

Honestly, if Mostov decides to join forces with the Republican Party, I am officially done with this whole damn thing. ☕
Kyle Campbell4 Kyle Campbell4 Regular
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#660 ·
If I may jump into this little debate for a second. A few days ago, Tomislav Karamarko was going at it against the Democratic Party coalition, claiming they’re weaponizing the IRS to target their political opponents. We all know exactly who the tax authorities have been squeezing lately—it just happens to be one of the biggest donors to those major big shots. Honestly, I have my doubts about how sincere anyone is being when they talk about reforms or fighting corruption. Both sides are out there promising the moon and the stars to the people in Mostov just to grab onto power. They'll promise anything to get through the door. My fear is that there is simply no genuine sincerity or actual will to implement real change here.

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