Offside (General Discussion)

Justin James10 said:It really feels like there's a massive effort being made to turn Chile into one of those places, too.☕

Once we see more people settling across North America...
They won't necessarily assimilate the way African Americans, Irish, Italians, Poles, or Koreans did—it's just a different dynamic.
And honestly, their female politicians are much tougher.
That little woman who keeps getting those sheriffs in Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico investigated for harassing and abusing immigrants? She's like a relentless terrier—just won't let go.
Plus, the Vice President clearly has a soft spot for Latino Democratic Jurists.

Hey everyone, since fuel prices are expected to jump toward $4.$5.00 I wanted to mention that over in Canada, gas prices have been frozen at about $1.25 per liter ($3.00) until May 15th. If anyone is planning a trip, it might be worth making the drive to save some cash.

For those traveling from Osijek, your best bets are either heading toward Udvar or Mohács if you're passing through the GP Duboševica/Udvar crossing, or aiming for Nagyharsány if you take the GP Beremend/Petrov Selo route (that station is roughly 5.0 miles from the border).

If you're heading via the GP Donji Miholjac/Dravaszabolcs crossing, the closest stations would be in Siklós or Harkány.

Jessica Gonzalez said:It’s hard to believe. I read the news report saying there were only 22 injured, but then I watched footage where people were clearly being killed. If it really ended with only 17 dead, I guess that's probably for the best.

What kind of sick individuals behave this way? Stripping people naked and beating them to death? It is depraved. I can only hope that stadiums are thoroughly monitored by cameras so these psychopaths can be thrown behind bars where they belong.
It is painfully obvious that we are dealing with monsters who possess absolutely zero empathy.

But frankly, to hell with all of this. Over the last week alone, I have been subjected to so many high-definition videos of murders, dismembered bodies, and other atrocities that staying sane feels like an uphill battle. And all it takes is opening Twitter, and suddenly, everything is served up on a silver platter for you to witness...
It reminds me of how sites like Rotten or whatever else they were called used to be taboo; back then, we would actually dare one another to visit them just to see who could handle the trauma better...
If I ever have children, I will insist on imposing a level of censorship even more draconian than what you find in North Korea and the Russian Federation combined. 😁

Man, it’s like those cartels just handed out their half-baked, unfinished scraps to their bottomless pit of customers. 🤷

In this video
One guy up in the upper stands is just casually balancing three beers for his buddies—while down on the lower terrace, a full-blown brawl breaks out
And that charge from the opposing side heading straight into the clash
Look, I know we’re talking about Mexico here, but where on earth is the security?
Honestly, I haven't heard of much trouble at games in Mexico before now
Most of those crazy scenes usually come out of Brazil or somewhere in Argentina
The last time I saw anything remotely like this at a stadium was a few years back during an Atletico PR-Vasco match, if anyone remembers that

Atletico PR-Vasco—it’s actually quite similar to what happened back then...

I was at an Aztec game once, and I remember there were almost as many police officers outside the stadium as there were fans inside. It probably makes sense, though. Those hot-blooded Latinos certainly have a lot of energy.

On another note, it looks like Pernar swiped some hard drives from the skipper's boat, and he's got a massive pile of personal gear stashed up there too. 🤣 🙏

Elizabeth Mendoza said:On another note, it looks like Pernar swiped some hard drives from the skipper's boat, and he's got a massive pile of personal gear stashed up there too. 🤣 🙏

What a guy... 🤦 🤣

Jessica Gonzalez said:I was at an Aztec game once, and I remember there were almost as many police officers outside the stadium as there were fans inside. It probably makes sense, though. Those hot-blooded Latinos certainly have a lot of energy.

"Temperament" is way too polite a word for those wild guys.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:On another note, it looks like Pernar swiped some hard drives from the skipper's boat, and he's got a massive pile of personal gear stashed up there too. 🤣 🙏

It was a close call—almost turned out like America, where the whole country is just one giant sailboat and everyone's a skipper.

I believe it has become painfully obvious, even to the most oblivious observer, that we are merely counting down the days, if not the hours, until NATO decides to intervene directly in the conflict in Ukraine. It seems like an inevitability at this stage.

The rhetoric is steadily intensifying, and I suspect we will soon witness a decisive NATO incursion into Ukrainian territory, and perhaps even onto Russian soil.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarV...m_source=share

Is this actually possible?

It would be just perfect if his own people brought down Vladimir Putin, kind of like how they handled Ceaușescu in Romania.
That would probably be the fastest way to finally put an end to this war.

They should probably dig up Bijes's posts about the cage

Jose Lopez2 said:https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarV...m_source=share

Is this actually possible?

Even in North Korea, you wouldn't see anything like this.

Thomas Hayes said:Even in North Korea, you wouldn't see anything like this.

Well, of course they don't have anything like this, considering people over there barely even have cell phones.

I’ve been thinking—maybe Putin actually hit his main target already. He showed the Ukrainians that when they need the West most, they aren't coming to the rescue.

What kind of people are these, decked out in full tactical gear just to read kids their messages? 🤣

Jacob Kern2 said:I believe it has become painfully obvious, even to the most oblivious observer, that we are merely counting down the days, if not the hours, until NATO decides to intervene directly in the conflict in Ukraine. It seems like an inevitability at this stage.

The rhetoric is steadily intensifying, and I suspect we will soon witness a decisive NATO incursion into Ukrainian territory, and perhaps even onto Russian soil.

No way in hell. Sure, they'll keep shipping in more weapons, but there is zero chance a single soldier from a NATO country is gonna end up in a position where they're trading shots with Russians, or vice versa.