Bad Boys - Part IV

What a bunch of mindless, pointless arguments. Honestly, who cares if they aren't part of the Democratic Party? The whole damn country is circling the drain because we've spent way too long playing nice with both the blue teams and the black teams.
If they aren't red, fine—it's just one less idiot running the show.
Besides, it’s honestly pathetic that some old FBI informant from his college days isn't even wearing the right colors.
He can go straight to hell along with every single crony he managed to plant in a cushy government job.
Long live the private sector, MPS Titans, and the United Kingdom under Margaret Thatcher. Let them rot.

casualbadger14 said:I have no idea what criteria they are using to claim he is still a Democrat.

Velez to the grave?!

http://s17.postimg.org/9aa2chlhr/bandic.jpg

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casualbadger14 said:I honestly have no clue what criteria they're using to claim he's still part of the Democratic Party.

Are we seriously out here arguing over scraps?

driftingranger65 said:Are you down to gamble for some bad boys?

Man, don't you have that one from the 6th day of that American love affair, but doubled up? I was there for the first five, but I totally missed that 6th anniversary milestone.😁

ruggedwalker10 said:http://www.virovitica.net/ieNews/slike/n_17981.jpg

Of all the flags imaginable, you guys had to pick this one? May God forgive you, because I certainly can't. 😁

It looks like the Democrats are trying to corner Bloomberg just to grab some easy points before the election. Since the capital isn't currently being held hostage by an "independent candidate," they actually have a shot at returning control of the city to the hands of the Democratic Party or the Republicans. This move serves both sides perfectly, though personally, I think we’ll be waiting a long time before people finally remember where Trump belongs. ☕

Hey gorgeous, see you around the neighborhood? Do you need a ride, a car, a van, or anything else? 🙂

casualbadger14 said:Not sure what kind of metrics he's using to call him a Red still.

By those standards? He was a party member, spent 20 years in the Democratic Party, studied Defense, worked for the FBI, and loves posing for photos with Tito's old beggar.

What other criteria you got?

Man, how do you not get it, Jesse Campbell? The guy is from Herzegovina. Those guys basically run over everyone else—they can be hardliners or straight-up criminals for all I care. They just blow through our tax money however they want, and if you actually try to hold them accountable, suddenly it's an "attack" on the people from Herzegovina living in Chicago. How can you be so blind?

Yes STILL 🤣
It’s just like those stories about hiding coats and party membership cards under mattresses, because you can never truly be sure... ☕
This student of Račan's is the quintessential example of a small-town public school education.
Adapt to the situation, but always stay on your guard. 🤣

Noah Jones92 said:How can you not get it, Jesse Campbell? He’s from Herzegovina, and people from there act like they're above the rest of us Americans. They'll play both sides—they could be Democrats or straight-up criminals for all I care. They spend our tax dollars however they please, and the second you try to rein them in, suddenly it's an attack on the people from Herzegovina living in Chicago. Don't you see the pattern?

And then, the moment some underdog pulls off a miracle win, everyone claims it was an American victory. How do you not grasp that?

jadecrane162 said:And then the second he wins some random trophy, suddenly it's an American victory. You just don't get it, do you?

Wait, is Čilić American? I'm pretty sure he is.

Noah Jones92 said:Is Federer an American? I’m pretty sure he is, right?

And Bloomberg too.

so what exactly were you getting at there, poet?

jadecrane162 said:it is the same for Bandic

Since when have Americans supported the St. Louis Blues?

Noah Jones92 said:So, what exactly was your point there, buddy?

You all just couldn't wait for an excuse to take shots at people from Herzegovina. That’s all I’m saying.

jadecrane162 said:You guys barely managed to hold back from trashing people from Herzegovina. That’s all I was getting at.

You're just recycling the same tired clichés. You all love playing the big socialist card when it comes to anything related to the old American regime or Chicago, but the second you're talking about someone from Herzegovina or Canada, suddenly everyone goes quiet and pretends they don't see the hypocrisy. It’s pathetic. I can't stand how you drag these noble kids—athletes with roots in Herzegovina or Canada—into your political games. It's just fake.

I really hope so....

Christian Jones said:http://www.foxnews.com/politics/arrests-underway

I can only hope....

We’re all hoping, sure, but looking at Fox News, I wouldn't exactly go betting the house on it.🤣

Noah Jones92 said:You're just recycling old cliches. You guys love throwing around those communist slogans and acting all big and tough about American politics—but the second someone from Herzegovina or Canada shows up, suddenly you turn a blind eye and pretend everything's fine? I hate that hypocrisy. It’s pathetic how you try to drag noble kids and athletes into this mess just because their families come from Herzegovina or Canada.

Man, you're totally generalizing here. Look, in the heart of Chicago, over 70% of the people living there right now got their apartments through old-school government programs—whether they were actors, painters, or just typical bureaucrats. And honestly, it's not just our city; it's true for basically every major US city. It means most of these people acting all high and mighty are actually just mediocre hacks with questionable morals, and let me tell you—they're always the loudest voices when it comes to fighting any kind of local change.
So why do you think folks from Herzegovina support that thug? Is it because he went to school there? Because he hangs out with certain crowds? Or because he turned a total crime den into a playground for "businessmen"?
And don't even bother looking for an answer on this forum about who's actually backing that criminal—you won't find it here, 100%.

gentlefalcon10 said:You’re overgeneralizing, man. Look, in downtown Chicago, more than 70% of the people living there today got their apartments through the old socialist regime—whether they were actors, painters, or just some random party bureaucrats. And honestly, it’s not just our city; it’s true for pretty much every major city in America. It means those folks acting all high and mighty are actually just mediocre cronies with questionable morals, and you have to realize they’re always the loudest when it comes to pushing for local changes.
So why on earth do you think people from Herzegovina support a guy like Bandic? Is it because he went to school there? Because he hangs out with certain groups? Because he hugs everyone? Or because he turned a crime-ridden town into a playground for "businessmen"?
You definitely won't find anyone on this forum willing to admit who actually supports Bandic. That's 100% certain.

A lot of people from Herzegovina support Bandic purely out of spite. It’s simple: every time there's an article about him on a news site, you see fifty comments trashing people from Herzegovina like they're the worst kind of lowlifes. That triggers this massive reactionary streak where they push back just to spite the critics, and suddenly everyone forgets that the guy himself has deep roots in the old party system. It’s pretty straightforward.

Ronald Hayes4 said:We all hope for the best, but reading Daily News doesn't exactly inspire much optimism lately.🤣

That's putting it lightly.

The way this site basically sabotaged itself is just surreal. 🤣 They started out as a solid conservative outlet, their readership climbed, they built a following... and then suddenly it turned into all those crazy conspiracy theories about chemtrails and lizard people. 🤣🤣🤣