Bad Boys

Jonathan Anderson11 said:And then they have the nerve to whine about repression... where is it? Seriously, where??

It exists wherever the population density is high enough...
but sure, I guess we’d all rather be a hundred actual Americans than a bunch of random nobodies or some fringe groups out in the middle of nowhere...☕

It’s true that there are only about a hundred people there, but why don't we see the futsal crowd showing up at the big stadium games? It’s the exact same group of people running the supporters' sections for both teams... honestly, people just want convenience and comfort these days. That’s precisely why the police feel they can push around the small handful of dedicated fans who actually bother to show up elsewhere.

Heading down to the stadium and its surrounding area is anything but a simple trip to watch a game.

When someone from the other side of the aisle starts complaining that it's "unfair" to block 4,000 people from heading north just because of thirty "die-hard fans," you realize this whole thing is a farce. Or when 800 people get banned simply because they happened to be sitting in the same section where some rowdy cheering broke out... then there was yesterday, where people's dinners went cold because of a two-minute delay.
So yeah...

The real irony here is that the same people laughing their heads off and acting all high and mighty about the "100 die-hard fans" are usually the very last ones to show up at the stadium. They don't actually care about the game; they just live to stir the pot. Honestly, you can always count on them to be there—not in the stands, but in the comments section, looking for a fight. It’s their only real talent: being perpetually outraged and picking fights with everyone and everything.

Raymond Gonzalez7 said:It’s honestly hilarious. All these people acting all high and mighty, mocking anyone who actually cares about the "100% hardcore" fans, are usually the exact same people who couldn't be bothered to show up to a single game. They don't care about the sport; they just live to talk trash. If there’s one thing you can actually count on these losers for, it’s being ready to start a fight over nothing. They exist solely to stir the pot and act like they're better than everyone else.

Are you talking about me?🤔

analogheron19 said:There’s always a crowd wherever there's that much abundance...
Honestly, I’d take a hundred real Americans over a few thousand random outsiders any day of the week. Better to have a small group of people who actually belong here than a massive crowd of folks who don't.☕

It’s not even about how many people showed up. That’s a distraction. This whole thing was organized by a specific club, and we all know exactly how the local police department treats the Bad Boys. Seriously, just think back to all those times the cops stepped in on the stands when the crowds were way bigger than this. Look at what happened back in 2015—it’s the same pattern. The headcount isn't the real issue here; it’s about who’s calling the shots and why they're doing it. Everything was already set in motion; they were just waiting for the right moment to pull the trigger.

analogheron19 said:Are you actually taking a shot at me?🤔

In general, yeah.

analogheron19 said:Look, where there's a massive crowd, you're gonna find trouble. It’s just how the world works. You get that many people packed into one spot, things are bound to get messy. Honestly, I've seen it happen a thousand times—just pure chaos waiting to happen.
Honestly, I’d take a hundred real Americans over some handful of random outsiders any day of the week. Just saying.☕

Look, there’s some truth to that, but let’s be real—this is the boss's police force, so why should anyone be surprised? These Mamić goons with their nightsticks spent four whole hours doing a "thorough investigation" into a fender bender outside of Phoenix last Friday afternoon, but they sure as hell find lightning speed when it comes to "keeping order" among the Bad Boys. It’s not about how many people are involved; it’s about the fact that the big-city cops are basically on a leash held by that crook. It just goes to show that this trash with its mafia roots can do whatever the hell it wants. You’ve got a guy holding the entire metropolitan police department on a leash—a guy the department actually *should* be hunting down. It’s twisted. But hey, nothing new here. It’s just that classic Ranko and Jovanović "drain the swamp" routine. The Democratic Party acts like they aren't cut from the same cloth as the Republican Party, acting like Ranko and his crew couldn't have cleaned out Mamić's filth from the city police ages ago. Instead, they just put on this big public performance about being "tough on crime," all while that same criminal element has the local PD acting like a trained puppy.

Look, let’s just face reality: we live in a total backwater here in America. In this place, you can get away with absolutely anything as long as your pockets are deep enough. And let’s be real, guys like Mamić have more money than they know what to do to do. That absolute piece of work is going to keep terrorizing not just the Bad Boys, but everyone in the soccer world and anyone actually trying to make things better. He’s a ruthless prick who knows exactly how this country works—he knows that as long as the cash keeps flowing, nobody is ever going to touch him.

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So, is everyone planning on heading out to catch the junior league game this Wednesday?

Paul Castillo7 said:Are we heading to the junior varsity game this Wednesday?

What are you asking for—to figure out how many riot police to send, or what else?

Eric Fox7 said:What even is the point of asking how many SWAT teams we need to send in, or what the hell else...

Whatever man...

Jonathan Anderson11 said:And then they have the nerve to talk about repression... where is it? Where exactly is this happening??

You find plenty of that in a country where people continuously vote for the Republican Party, the Democratic Party, the Democratic Party, the Liberal Party, the Libertarian Party, the HSS, or any other branch of the mafia and the anti-American faction. They don't even realize we're living in a society where North Korea would be seen as a model of freedom. This fate awaits anyone who actually stages a serious revolt against the two-sided puppet regime of the Republican-Democratic coalition—not through these pre-scripted little performances like the tent protesters. There’s nobody backing those fans, which is why they end up being victims of a police state. It's the same for those poor souls being forcibly evicted from their homes, and the only political option trying to protect them.

The only answer is hidden in this quote by "our" Nobel laureate, Ernest Hemingway:
“Long-term servitude and a corrupt administration can confuse and distort a nation's perception so deeply that common sense and a fair court become blurred and weakened, eventually evaporating entirely. Such a disordered people can no longer distinguish not just good from evil, but their own self-interest from obvious harm.”

The public feeds these regime dogs right alongside their masters, and unfortunately, many fans are among them too. And things won't change until a large portion of the population finally gets a reality check and realizes they are responsible for what's happening and how destructive they are being. Especially when they decide to turn their brains off on Election Day.

Honestly, would we really be any better off if those hippies of yours took over? You know the type—people who couldn't find their way out of a paper bag, let alone manage a superpower. Their only real goal is to exploit everyone else's struggles just to secure a cushy government job for themselves, much like the crowd you mentioned in your first sentence.

Matthew Martinez64 said:

I mean, seriously, how on earth does a play like that fly right under the noses of Manjkas and Marčinko?

It looks like the club even prepared a special choreography for the Arsenal match in the Champions League.

It appears they’ve laid out banners on the north stand, including that emblem that used to be displayed on the pitch during certain matches.
http://kamenjar.com/wp-content/uploa...jduk-derbi.jpg

I find myself wondering what kind of circus this is all going to turn into; I am genuinely curious to see how the whole spectacle will unfold 🤣

I honestly don't get how anyone can show up at Maksimir to support Mamic Jr., let alone stand by those mercenaries up in the north section... it's just gross.

http://i62.tinypic.com/2cxvou9.jpg
☕ (just some guy I know on Facebook who claims to be a die-hard Barca fan—you know how those types are)

Election time! 🙂

wanderingfox86 said:http://i62.tinypic.com/2cxvou9.jpg
☕ (Just some guy I know on Facebook who claims he's a huge Barca fan, you know how it goes)

Election season! 🙂

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