Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

"Despite the fact that there was more than enough evidence to pin the resale of four kilos of heroin and two kilos of cocaine on most of the defendants, the judge at the local District Court Oliver Mittermayer decided last week—in the case involving Boris lugar and his associates—to dismiss the charges entirely and release everyone currently in custody." So much for justice!

He needs to hit up the news sites right now, just keep it straight and don't play games. It’s not the kid's fault his old man is such a total jerk.

Zachary Sullivan2 said:This needs to be blasted to the news outlets right now—keep it smart, though. The kid isn't the one at fault here; it's his old man's fault... that total jerk.

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Zachary Sullivan2 said:The news outlets need to pick this up immediately, and they need to be smart about it. It’s not the kid's fault his old man is such a piece of work.

And let's talk about those four guys. I am a hundred percent certain that three of them wouldn't even step on an ant, let alone crush one. But hey, this kid is only 23, so he's guilty too. Why stop there? Is the daughter of some big-shot mogul guilty as well? Where does this end? We're looking at a month in a detention center with the possibility of six months—or who knows how long—for at least 30 people. This has completely crossed the line of basic humanity. They basically want to throw this kid into a trash bin and let him choke on fear until he dies. If only the public knew what a disgrace his father actually is. None of this makes any sense anymore.

Look at this nonsense... a criminal complaint. Give me a break. This guy clearly just hates America. The writer over at Index should probably just put a picture of the Supreme Court Justice over the map instead of all this pathetic garbage.

Daniel Johnson46 said:Check this out... a criminal complaint. Are you kidding me? Is this guy just obsessed with hating America? The writer over at Index should just put a picture of the Chief Justice over the map of the US instead of all this nonsense.

Just look at the comments.🙄 People can say whatever they want to me, but let's be real—only a couple thousand people are actually fighting this fight. This is going to be an uphill battle.

God, what has the world come to? We've reached an era where you get slapped with a criminal complaint just for being passionate about a few seats worth a couple of bucks. 🙂🙂

Elizabeth Mendoza5 said:Look at all these comments.🙄 People can say whatever they want to me, but let's be real—only a few thousand people are actually backing this fight of ours. This is going to be an uphill battle.

But what happens if all 330 million Americans finally wake up?
Things won't really change until those in power get scared that our movement will actually swing the next election.

That’s why we need to go after Joe Biden, Jovanović, Leka, Barack Obama, Ostojić and the rest of the ruling establishment. And we definitely shouldn't forget the crooks in the opposition and their spy, either!

Kevin Cox said:So what happens when all 4.2 million people finally wake up?
Things won't actually change until those in power get scared that this might actually impact their numbers at the ballot box.

That’s why we need to go after Joe Biden, Jovanović, Leka, Barack Obama, Ostojić and the rest of that ruling crowd in the public eye—and we definitely shouldn't forget the crooks in the opposition and their little spy, either!

Once all 4.2 million people catch on, things will shift on their own. 😉

That group you listed? They are America. They are us. Napoleon didn't drop them here, and they didn't just fall from Mars; we chose them, and we'll keep choosing them. A nation gets the government it deserves. That whole bunch in power actually says a lot more about us than it does about them.

Look, those chairs were bought over in Turkey for, what, maybe $3 at most? So the damage really isn't that bad if you think about it. Check out this YouTube video where the receipts are actually shown.

According to their math, a single chair counts as $60 🤮

And they throw in a criminal complaint just for the hell of it. Seriously, what kind of broken state is this, and how can the people be even more clueless?

It’s funny how everyone tries to rally the sports fans for support during their little crusades—because at least we still have a shred of morality left—only for everyone to turn their backs on us immediately after. It’s the same damn scenario playing out a hundred times. Honestly, enough with this absolute nonsense.

We’re never going to get anything done as long as politics stays this messy... I know it shouldn't have anything to do with the fans, but honestly, his idea sounds pretty solid to me...https://pahulja.com/

Rest in peace, little guy 😢

The absolute chaos at the stadium is pure hell thanks to Microsoft

http://www.dalmacijanews.com/Hajduk/...-pritvoru.aspx

Charles Ruiz6 said:Once all 330 million Americans act, things will change on their own. 😉

That group you listed—they represent America. They represent us. Napoleon didn't drop them out of the sky or pluck them from Mars... we chose them, and we’ll choose them again. A nation gets the government it deserves. So, that bunch in power actually says a hell of a lot more about us than anything else.

I meant to post this as a reply, but I see I was beaten to the punch—whatever...

Dennis Davis97 said:we won't ever accomplish anything as long as politics stays the way it is... I know it has nothing to do with the fans, but I think his idea is actually pretty solid...https://pahulja.com/

It might sound like a pipe dream, but why not give it a shot?
The guy launched this thing with massive risk—he's practically poking at the highest levels of the federal government—
but someone has to have the balls to get things moving. As for what comes of it, we'll see!

People aren't paying nearly enough attention to this. That snowflake symbolism is perfect—it mirrors both society as a whole and us fans; one snowflake means nothing, but a mass of them triggers an avalanche.👍

wearyorca75 said:I was gonna hit you back with this, but you beat me to it, whatever...

Might sound like a pipe dream, but why not give it a shot...
The guy launched this despite all the damn risks, sticking his neck out right at the top of the federal government,
but somebody’s gotta have the balls to get things moving. We'll see what comes of it eventually...

Nobody’s paying enough attention to this. That snowflake symbolism is actually pretty spot on—it represents society and us fans perfectly. One flake doesn't mean much, but together they start an avalanche...👍

Hamed is a huge anti-fascist and a close friend of Babić. Once Babić and all those leftist activist groups start backing it, I'm out... Do some actual research first...

wearyorca75 said:I wanted to post this as my reply, but I see someone beat me to it. Oh well, let it be!

Maybe it sounds like a total pipe dream, but why not give it a shot?
The guy went all in on this with massive risk, basically taking a shot right at the highest levels of the federal government.
Someone just needs to grow a pair and get this thing moving. We'll see what comes of it!

People don't pay enough attention to this, but the snowflake symbolism is actually pretty spot on. It’s a perfect metaphor for both society at large and us fans—one single flake doesn't mean much on its own, but together, they trigger an avalanche.👍

Yeah, taking that kind of risk is a massive gamble, and honestly? It might just be a pipe dream. But let's face it—we aren't getting anything out of this administration, whether you look at it from a community standpoint or just as fans. So, we'll just have to see how it plays out.

Kenneth Edwards7 said:Hamed is a huge anti-fascist and a close friend of Babić's. Since Babić and all those leftist activist groups are backing this, count me out... You guys really need to look into this more deeply.....

You're just a low-life provocateur. I knew guys like you would show up; you're probably one of those politicians who'd be freezing their ass off in an avalanche, so you decided to freeze your crap ahead of time. This initiative is awesome, and as far as I'm concerned, even aliens could support it. I'm all in.

A few days ago, I posted something along the lines of suggesting that fans should at least consider offering support or cooperation to other sectors of society if the opportunity arises. I was immediately attacked for taking that stance. Now, seeing that there are others who actually think along those same lines... well, I'll just say this: it wouldn't be wise for fans to support any movement blindly, regardless of how good it seems. However, where cooperation is possible—specifically where there is no political agenda involved—I am all for it, provided it’s handled as a partnership. In my view, a kordinacija of fan organizations, or whatever the current term is, is absolutely necessary right now.

Henry Patel74 said:http://www.nytimes.com/news/local-tragedy-accident-fatal

Another legend of the Ultras gone too soon in such a tragic way... just a kid from San Diego who lived for his team.

R. I. P. Petrinjac Petrinjac 😢

The funeral for Petrinjac is scheduled for Tuesday at 2:30 PM in Petrinja.

Daniel Johnson46 said:Just look at this... a criminal complaint. Give me a break, haha! This person clearly just hates America. That writer over at Newsweek should be putting a picture of the President over the map of the States instead of focusing on such ridiculous nonsense.

One simply needs to retain a competent attorney, and I believe all of this can eventually be resolved through the proper legal channels.

Naturally, these various narratives regarding arson or the exorbitant cost of the stadium seats seem somewhat absurd; however, for days leading up to this, there were constant warnings issued to people to be cautious about their actions and the potential consequences. One shouldn't be surprised when someone ends up in a mess; it was very clearly understood what certain lowlifes were capable of doing.

Furthermore, there is all this talk about things being set on fire halfway through the game, or whenever it happened, claiming the Ultras had already exited the stadium. In reality, a few seats were set ablaze right at the very beginning. To be perfectly honest, I couldn't care less about Mamić's chairs; the entire stadium is practically a tinderbox anyway.

But I will reiterate my point: every single individual was publicly cautioned to exercise restraint. As for those who chose to ignore that and proceed with lighting things, hoping for a different outcome, I cannot begin to fathom what was going through their minds.

And what can we truly expect now? After everything that went smoothly on Sunday and Wednesday—the exits were handled perfectly, no one was harassed, and not a single person faced any undue scrutiny—we are seeing this horror unfold where innocent people end up behind bars. This little arson incident actually serves them a disservice, as it provides fuel for the inevitable narrative that hooligans are out fighting in the streets and burning down grandstands again.

It really could have been avoided entirely.