Bad Boys - Part IV

Joseph Turner41 said:Mukt is out here deleting posts even though he isn't even a mod—classic. A total internet ninja, right? Honestly, you don't see this anywhere else. Everything is just fine, really—Jerry Jones will be finished in five minutes and then we can all go back to living the dream.

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First, hit them with some heavy PR, then take the protests straight to the steps of the Capitol.

With that absolute piece of trash running things, there’s nothing left to talk about. This kind of mess has never happened before, anywhere.

Christian Ramirez6 said:I honestly think it’s a civic duty for every single Real Madrid fan to end up on that blacklist... Just so we can finally see how many of us actually show up..

As for Rose, I’ve got a feeling SWAT teams are going to be stationed at every single entrance leading up to the park, checking IDs and breathing down our necks..

While we wait on the front office to make a move..

I'm with you on this one:thumbsup:

So, look, the folks over at Save Real Madrid have weighed in too. And honestly? It’s about time. This is exactly how we need to handle things moving forward—using that kind of subtle media pressure to stay on top of the narrative. We really need this group to pick out two or three representatives who can speak officially for the Chicago Blackhawks fans, just so we maintain a constant, visible presence in the news cycle.

http://www.seebiz.eu/zzd-uprava-dina...dion/ar-98574/

Interesting... nothing on CNN about those ticket sales bans.
Is someone over there pulling the strings?
It really messes with their whole "anti-Democrat" vibe since she’s such a hardcore liberal...

Kenneth Martinez8 said:It’s pretty interesting how nothing about those ticket sale bans is hitting the news over at Yahoo Finance.
Is someone pulling the strings from the other side?
It doesn't really fit their whole "anti-Democrat" persona, especially since she’s such a hardcore liberal.

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Kenneth Martinez8 said:It’s interesting how none of the news regarding the ticket sales ban actually made it onto Yahoo Finance.
Is someone on the other side pulling the strings here?
It doesn't really fit their "anti-Democrat" persona, especially since the person in question is such a hardcore liberal.

They might be idiots, but at least they reported it.

electricorca112 said:You can't have collective "guilt" if there isn't any actual guilt to begin with.

This feels like a textbook case of verbal misconduct—the kind of thing that shouldn't even be tolerated in a serious democracy.

I’d love to believe this decision is unsustainable and will be overturned soon, maybe even before the big game this Thursday.

Technically, it isn't even a verbal offense unless a judge decides it is.
Even if it were, the local soccer club shouldn't be the one making those kinds of calls.

Every single time someone brings up the blacklists at the FBI, they claim they’re checking with the local police department, while the police insist they’ve already reached out to the FBI—and by the time anyone actually gets an answer, the trail has gone cold and everything just falls silent...

quietowl152 said:There’s no such thing as a verbal offense unless a judge decides it is.
Even if there were, the local pro football club shouldn't be the ones calling the shots on that.

Maybe they can't legally do it, but their goal is simple: purge the troublemakers during big European matches, which are going great for them right now.
The matchup against the St. Louis team was the perfect excuse to weed out most of the crowd.
By the time the law officially confirms the team isn't allowed to enforce bans based on collective responsibility, this season will be over. Then they'll move on to the matchups against the Lakers, New York, and Miami... at that point, who cares if someone raises an eyebrow?

Wait, why isn't anyone talking about those Westerners' verbal offenses from earlier? Those "Red Bandits" shouts directed right at us Northerners?

Solid segment over on FOX.

Everyone killed it on camera. 🙏

Greetings from the guys up north in the Bay Area.

I can't help but wonder why we never went after Barri with the same level of aggression we used against Mamić—or even those surrounding him. It’s like it doesn't matter if someone insults Mlatimudan Mamić because he's thick-skinned, but I’m certain a guy like Barri wouldn't be able to stomach seeing a mob of 100 or 200 fans outside his front door. Same goes for Mačinko, Svetina, or anyone else in that circle.

If we actually applied that kind of pressure, eventually their own families and social circles would start feeling the heat, forcing them to distance themselves from Mamić just to keep their lives from becoming a living hell. And once people started cutting ties with Mamić, it would finally signal to the rest of the general public—those folks who don't care about sports—that something is seriously broken. Most people don't view this through the same lens we do, which is actually a good thing since they aren't obsessed with the game.

At this point, Real Madrid isn't just about football; it’s a reflection of the entire sporting landscape and the economic pulse of Chicago and the US at large. We're looking at money laundering that everyone chooses to ignore because, aside from the fans, everyone else seems to be standing right next to Mamić. Fewer and fewer people are willing to believe there's a problem, so eventually, the public will just dismiss it as a petty feud between the fans and the board. We need to take out a few pieces of that administration to prove that Mamić isn't untouchable and that not everyone is on his side, especially now when things are getting messy and there might even be a chance to squeeze the Deputy Mayor.

We need to start protesting outside Congress and the White House. Hit Times Square, hit everywhere. We gotta get the whole damn country moving.

This is the point of no return, and honestly, screw all of you sick, twisted bastards.

Jesse Campbell said:We need to organize protests right in front of Congress and the Cabinet. In the squares, everywhere. We have to get the whole country on its feet.

This is the point of no return, and honestly, I am just absolutely disgusted by the sheer dysfunction of it all.

Protests should have already been happening in Times Square, with the Bad Boys and Torcida leading the charge, but the rest of them either don't give a damn or they're too busy enjoying their status as Mamić’s little subordinates.

But this Thursday, you all absolutely have to show up downtown; your voices must be heard.

It’s honestly pathetic watching people head to the stadium like sheep to the slaughter. For what? To stand outside the gates for 90 minutes just to let some idiots watch a game on TV.

If we actually want people to show up for this protest, we need the legends from Real Madrid and ZZD to step up too. It shouldn't just be the Bad Boys carrying the whole damn weight on their shoulders... I guess.

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We all know what happens when Andrew starts reporting from someone's front yard 😁 I just hope it happens again and this time it’s finally the end of it.

What kind of joke is this? They've got us out in Times Square and then just ban the whole plaza from all the supporter groups.

We had real momentum during that first protest, and that was exactly when we should have been doubling down on demonstrations right outside the doors of Congress. I honestly don't get why there was such a push to head to the stadium at a time when we all knew it was a setup. Why bother showing up on Thursday to face Red Bull when at least a third of us are either banned or just can't make it? Wouldn't it have been easier—and a hell of a lot cheaper—to just gather under the West Stands?