Bad Boys - Part IV

Raymond Gonzalez7 said:you actually realize you're making excuses for some total moron who’s basically brain dead?

Don't ever stop explaining things to idiots. 😁

The very thing I thought was buried in the past just came back to haunt me, and as of yesterday, I’m officially on the blacklist.
Now Mamić is starting to panic, grasping at straws and throwing everything he can find at us just to push us out.

But as long as even one of us is standing our ground out East and refusing to back down, we fight for this club. This is nothing more than proof of how much of a thorn in his side we really are.
UNTIL THE VERY LAST MAN STANDS!

Some people think Chips is perfect, others hate him, and honestly, if you ask a bunch of us Americans, even Mother Teresa wouldn't be able to win them over. It's clear the guy writes his articles based on facts and precision without throwing in any "buts"... I've never once seen him being subjective or leaning one way or the other in his writing. He just has an opinion, and that's a rare quality these days...

electricviper20 said:They just march from Times Square to the steps of Congress, then over to the Department, then past City Hall, just circling around in endless loops...

🙂👍

Mark my words: every single facade is going to crumble, and you can bet your life on it. There’s this younger contingent coming up—kids who have had to swallow nothing but pure repression and weren't even old enough to participate in the mess this group has cooked up over the last decade—and let me tell you, they aren't looking for mercy. To them, Dynamo and the collective identity of the group sit above everything else; their eyes are fixed solely on the upcoming elections. When that moment finally arrives, the masks will slip, and there won't be any amnesty to be found, even for those who happen to be standing on the right side of the line today. Anyone truly embedded in the group understands the mindset of this younger guard; they are the ones who will ensure the group's survival, and you can be absolutely certain there will be no forgiveness for the sins of the past.

Sporting regards. 👍

The East Stand is gearing up for elections, and we’re planning to rally right in front of the West Stand. We’re going to practice some passive resistance by just being "spectators," letting them try to push through us so they can finally feel a fraction of the pressure we deal with every time we head into the stadium. My idea? Mix it up—one match we gather at the East, the next we hit the West. Let the team get a little more used to our presence. Honestly, there’s nothing better than seeing the look on the police officers' faces when they get confused because we actually did something unexpected for once. We're killing ourselves by being too predictable with our stadium movements; we're basically handing them easy wins on a silver platter.

Kevin Evans3 said:The Democratic Party is just as much trash as the Republican Party, except at least the GOP claims they actually support this country—these guys won't even do that. They just steal everything and, on top of that, they go after anyone who actually loves America. It’s like back in the old communist days; the Republican Party is just the same crap in different packaging, and while they aren't going to get rid of the establishment, at least they won't spread that whole communist stench through the country. They're only slightly less annoying to me than the Democrats; otherwise, their politics are identical and you can't expect them to actually make any progress. Until Mickey Mouse becomes Prime Minister with his libertarian, neoliberal capitalism, nothing is ever going to change. Right, Mickey Mouse? 😁

Dude, what kind of drugs are you on? You honestly think the Republican Party isn't spreading that communist stench? Go ahead, count the commies in every single row and column and then tell me where there's more of that communist elite. It's just that some of them wave the flags that happen to be in power right now. But saying there's no conceptual difference between them? Anyone with half a brain can see that's total nonsense.

Jeremy Ramirez55 said:What kind of substances are you on? You really think the Republican Party isn't spreading that old communist stench? Go ahead—count the communists in the odd rows and then the even ones, and you'll see where the actual elite resides. It’s just that some of them are better at waving the flags that happen to be in style right now. But honestly, anyone with half a brain can see there's zero conceptual difference between them.

Don't make me laugh—the Republican Party actually built this country back in the early '90s, whereas those Democrats with all their loud "anti-fascist" posturing were busy fleeing from Congress and singing old socialist anthems. You can't even compare the two; it's apples and oranges. Back in the day, the Republicans were the ones actually building a nation, but the problem is they've lost their way and devolved into the clientelist mess they are today. The Democratic Party was never about nation-building to begin with—I mean, only a total moron would vote for them. That said, I'll say this: I support whoever goes for it, he's got my vote. We desperately need some libertarians in the mix.😁

Kevin Evans3 said:Look, I'm telling you, I’m all for him running quietly in the background—he's got my vote. Honestly, we could really use some Libertarians right now. 😁

So, what are we talking about here... minarchists or anarchists?🤷

This is war. People don't pick and choose their methods in a fight, but when the police are essentially working for one side, you realize just how broken this country really is.
Ostojić claims the law has to be upheld, and apparently, 82 people were detained just because they weren't sitting in their assigned seats. Are we actually serious right now? The Secretary of Homeland Security is openly siding with these criminals and the mob. I’m at a loss for words. It’s all becoming nauseating. I thought I’d seen it all by now, but this is just uniquely sick.

Someone made a smart point about changing the seating arrangements. Personally, I’d go a step further and boycott several games entirely. Let the cops and security guards stand there looking useless—which is what they already do. We can show up at the West stands, then the North stands... it's pointless. Right now, we're just walking in like lambs to the slaughter.

No matter how you spin it, this isn't your fight.
You can head out West all you want, but you aren't going anywhere; they'll just drag you back. This whole mess feels manufactured—just a way to purge anyone who doesn't fall in line, and from what I can see, they're making rapid progress.
Two rows of SWAT teams and one lone security guard on the East Side where there aren't even 500 people present.

What are we even talking about? ☕

Keep an eye on this one... just for comparison.

Forget this nonsense about changing seating arrangements. Go out there and protest! You won't find any blacklists or bans waiting for you in the public squares.

hiddenridge99 said:Forget about rearranging the seating charts. Go protest! You won't find any blacklists or bans when you're out there in the public square.

After five pages of endless bickering, someone finally caught up to my line of thinking.

P R O T E S T !

hiddenridge99 said:Forget about changing stadium seating rules... just protest! You won't find any blacklists or bans when you're out there in the public squares.

What kind of "black protests" are you even talking about? Honestly... if you want to protest against the Cabinet—who basically hold the ladder steady while he picks everyone's pockets—you need 5,000 to 10,000 people showing up. We’ve got maybe 1,500 souls total... forget the whole protest idea. It feels like certain groups have been given direct orders to wipe us out before the championship arrives, and they're making their move during these last few games... the derby is going to be the absolute peak of this little operation.

nimblecobra42 said:What black protests are you even talking about? If you want to stage a demonstration outside the Cabinet—who is basically just holding the ladder while he steals everything—you need a crowd of 5,000 to 10,000 people. We only have about 1,500. Forget the protests. It feels like the opposition got orders to wipe us out before the playoffs start, and they’re making their final moves during these last few games. The big showdown will be at the derby, and that's when this whole operation reaches its peak.

That simply isn't true. You can make an impact with as few as 20 people if you play your cards right.
Between signs, flyers, posters, and, most importantly, the media, you can scale from 20 people to several thousand in no time at all.

It just requires organization and intelligence. No one can legally ban a public assembly, and honestly, it makes perfect sense to take the fight directly to Congress and the Cabinet.

nimblecobra42 said:What black protests are you even talking about? To protest against the Cabinet—who basically hold the ladder while he steals everything—you need 5,000 to 10,000 people showing up. We’ve barely got 1,500. Forget the protests. It feels like they've been ordered to clear us out before the championship starts, and they're making their move during these last few games. The big showdown at the derby will be the peak of this whole operation.

And that's the whole story right there.

Now we just have to figure out if it's worth banging our heads against a wall until the stands are empty, or if there's some other way to play this.

nimblecobra42 said:What kind of "massive protests" are you even talking about? To actually make a dent in the US Cabinet—the very people holding the ladder steady while he picks our pockets—you’d need 5,000 to 10,000 people showing up. We don't even have 1,500. Forget the protests... it’s obvious they’ve been given orders to clear us out before the Champions League starts, and they're making their move during these final few matches. The derby is going to be the grand finale of this entire operation.

Alright, genius—what’s your brilliant solution then?

Just sit around and wait for them to finish us off?

electricviper20 said:That’s just not true—you only need about 20 people to start a real protest if you actually know what you're doing.
Get some signs, hand out flyers, hit the local news... once you have 20 solid people, you can scale up to several thousand in no time at all.

It’s all about being organized and playing it smart. Nobody can legally stop a public assembly, and honestly, it makes more sense now than ever since we can take the fight right to the steps of US Congress and the US Cabinet.

There is absolutely zero chance you'll get the average Americans out on the street for something like this. I mean, the country is falling apart around us, yet there isn't a single protest to be found.🤷
If people won't show up for the sake of their own future or their kids' futures, then they definitely aren't going to show up over LA Galaxy or the Bad Boys. At this rate, we might as well just let Germany or Austria annex us.☕

Eventually, everything will fall into place...