Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters

The Torcida Supporters Group is notifying its members that on December 13th, we filed a Supreme Court of the United States petition for constitutional review regarding the National committee conclusion on combating violence in sports and the USSF executive board decision (to put it bluntly, the "voucher" ruling). Our fight isn't over; it’s just getting started.

In the coming days, we will be organizing a signature drive for any concerned citizens who want to join this petition. Once gathered, we will formally file each individual request with the Supreme Court. We are specifically calling on all Kansas City Chiefs fans and members of the MLS Ultras to stand with us against the system. Support this action—do it for our six members currently sitting in a Brooklyn jail, innocent and denied even a fair chance to defend themselves, facing 30 days of pretrial detention without evidence. Their only crime was loving the Chiefs and being willing to support their club on the road. They are behind bars simply because they are fans. By signing this petition and sending it to the Supreme Court, show those guys they aren't alone in this mess.
Tomorrow, it’ll be workers or some other group of people deciding to speak up taking their place. While fans clog up jails for mere verbal offenses or walking down a street, the ones who robbed us are out there working for the "public good," and those who took innocent lives are enjoying sports activities as their punishment. That’s the justice we were promised.

We are calling on fans from all groups, and indeed all citizens, to join this struggle and show through their participation that they have had enough of the society we live in. To facilitate this, we are publishing our petition template on our website so anyone who wishes can sign in their own name and mail it to the Supreme Court (Submit the Proposed Constitutional Review of the USSF Decision + Attachments via certified mail to: Supreme Court of the United States, Times Square, New York, NY).

File: http://www.nashajduk.org/Portals/0/d...ustavnosti.pdf
(If you have trouble downloading the file, email us at voucheri@torcida.hr. We will email the file to you.)

A single petition makes no difference. A hundred identical petitions might force someone to take notice in a few years. We intend to flood the Supreme Court with thousands upon thousands of identical requests.

View this call to action as a form of civil disobedience—a message you can send, a way an individual can express dissatisfaction with the state of this society, and a way to tell the governing structures that we have HAD IT.
Today we stand together for fan rights; tomorrow we stand together for the right to a paycheck, the right to work, and the right to a better life.

Freedom for the fans!