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Bad Boys - Part IV

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Participants Kyle Davis5George Gonzalezruggedcanyon2briskgardener3Brian Newman38vividotter40feraljackal3Benjamin Bishop79Megan Moore60Austin Collins6placidbadger58Jack Myers2Richard Sanders88Henry Grant51Laura Mitchell87Lisa Gray94Melissa Kelly3Ethan Palmer57Zachary Johnson57Betty Perez2stormyangler21Nathan Foster23Joseph HughesNicole Jackson3 …
Zachary Johnson57 Zachary Johnson57 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Mar 2013
#21 ·
It’s about time 😍
Betty Perez2 Betty Perez2 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2010
#22 ·
Don't start prepping the grill while the rabbit is still out running in the woods... slow down a bit 🙂
Brian Newman38 Brian Newman38 Member
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joined Jan 2014
#23 ·
How incredibly naive you all are... this entire circle of political entrepreneurs and mafia-style operators are essentially one and the same entity. ☕
stormyangler21 stormyangler21 Newcomer
1 message
joined Mar 2013
#24 ·
Hrt 1
Live from the States.

Right this very second.
Nathan Foster23 Nathan Foster23 Active Member
195 messages
joined May 2013
#25 ·
http://sphotos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...44606917_n.jpg

I know they'll pull through, but it's still good to see. 😍
Joseph Hughes Joseph Hughes Newcomer
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joined Sep 2013
#26 ·
Mamić has been arrested 🤣
Nicole Jackson3 Nicole Jackson3 Active Member
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joined Apr 2023
#27 ·
Let’s just hope this stays within the bounds of the law 🙂

May this be the beginning of his downfall!
wearyorca2 wearyorca2 Member
16 messages
joined Mar 2013
#28 ·
Seriously, what is with this media coverage? They were all over him before, and now they’re just tearing him apart... Ozmec is the only one missing. It's pathetic. I mean, what have American fans actually gone through? Nothing at all. Forget about Mamić; I’m way more interested in what's going on with Vrbanović.
Peter Campbell Peter Campbell Member
12 messages
joined Mar 2013
#29 ·
They’ll touch anything else except the actual criminals 😁

It’s about time they finally picked him up—though I’m betting this whole thing is just a formality. You know, the usual "everyone is looking the other way" routine... kind of like how people brushed off those shady stock buyouts involving the brother of some big-shot executive...

BUT, it’s honestly pathetic that they’re only moving on now because he went after a Cabinet Secretary. They didn't care about the millions stolen or the absolute disgrace he brought to an honest man...
Jeremy Torres17 Jeremy Torres17 Active Member
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joined Oct 2012
#30 ·
Jeremy Torres17 said:Man, I'm seriously worried—if this falls apart because of this, it's going to be just like that whole mess with Al Capone... all because of some absolute nonsense. 😬

☕

Let's goooo—the tension is building, and I can only imagine how the Purge crowd is feeling right now. 👋 👋
vividotter40 vividotter40 Active Member
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joined Feb 2013
#31 ·
Honestly, I feel as thrilled as if I were rooting for the Dallas Cowboys 😉

Even if it’s just sweet to watch them struggle like this—I have to wonder how long they can actually hold out...
Joseph Hughes Joseph Hughes Newcomer
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joined Sep 2013
#32 ·
Jeremy Torres17 said:☕

Let's goooo—the emotions are just hitting hard right now. I can only imagine how the folks in Philly are feeling. 👋 👋

It’s like feeling pride and shame all at once. Pride, because we might finally see some real momentum, but shame—because he only starts coming after Mamich after those comments about Jovanović. When he was waving around files or breaking the law in a hundred worse ways? Nothing. Total silence back then.
steelseal10 steelseal10 Active Member
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joined Feb 2013
#33 ·
Peter Campbell said:They’ll touch everything except for the wrong people, I suppose...😁

It feels like it might be a bit of a formality, honestly—just a procedural hearing where nothing really changes much, kind of like how that whole messy stock purchase involving his younger brother went down...

But, I have to say, it’s actually quite disheartening that they’re only bringing him in now after he lashed out at the Secretary; it seems like they ignored all those millions of dollars and the massive disgrace he caused to an ordinary citizen until things got loud enough to notice...

I can't help but feel like everything is finally catching up with them right about now😉 placidbadger58 fell because of what he said or maybe because of Ned's poor decisions. I wasn't exactly rooting for his side, but I suspect we might see them begging for mercy pretty soon😉
Zachary Sullivan2 Zachary Sullivan2 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2014
#34 ·
I’m worried the real reason he’s making moves is just because he showed up at that rally. The money pipes for the big shots are totally dried up right now, and having his donations flowing in would be a huge win for them—which obviously doesn't sit well with the guys currently running the show. I honestly fear this is all just political maneuvering that won't actually do a damn thing for us...
Nathan Foster23 Nathan Foster23 Active Member
195 messages
joined May 2013
#35 ·
Pure euphoria in the air 😍

EVERYTHING IN LA !!! 🙂
hiddenridge99 hiddenridge99 Member
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joined May 2020
#36 ·
Pure euphoria!!!
Alex Barrett3 Alex Barrett3 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2012
#37 ·
Joseph Hughes said:It’s like, pride and shame all rolled into one, I guess. Like, maybe you're proud because he might actually step up for once, but then it's kind of embarrassing since he only starts coming after the big shots after making those statements about Ričan Jovanović. And when he was waving around files or breaking the law in way worse ways? Nothing. Just silence, I suppose.

Hey, I fixed your post for you. ☕
Jeremy Torres17 Jeremy Torres17 Active Member
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joined Oct 2012
#38 ·
Joseph Hughes said:It’s a mix of pride and shame—honestly. Pride because he might finally step up and make a real impact, but shame because he’s only turning his sights on Mamic after those statements about Jovanovic. When he was waving around dossiers—when he was actually stealing and breaking the law in a thousand worse ways—he stayed silent. Nothing.

I get it, really... That's exactly why I quoted the bit about Capone earlier. But look, friend—I am in total euphoria right now. You simply cannot believe it. 👋
wearyorca2 wearyorca2 Member
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joined Mar 2013
#39 ·
Joseph Hughes said:It’s both prideful and embarrassing at once. Prideful because he might finally act tough, but embarrassing because he only starts coming after Mamet after making those comments about Jovanović. When he was waving around files or breaking the law in way worse ways—nothing.

Exactly. Now we just need to squeeze those pathetic politicians.
placidbadger58 placidbadger58 Active Member
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joined Dec 2012
#40 ·
Peter Campbell said:BUT, it’s honestly depressing that they only picked him up after he lashed out at the Secretary. They didn't arrest him for stealing millions or the massive disgrace he brought to a regular guy...

That’s what really pissed me off. After everything we did—trying to bring forward evidence, taking all that heat—then this guy just "insults" the Secretary (using quotes because Jovanović is just an American hating on the US☕) and boom, straight to the squad car.🙂
-Now I'm sitting here watching CNN with my old man thinking, damn, if he had insulted a leader back when the gulags were active, they would've hauled him off instantly.😁

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