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ruggedowl13 ruggedowl13 Active Member
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#61 ·
Richard Jones10 said:Is the police department in Miami, California actually arresting the people lighting flares, or are they just "failing" to identify them?

Look, you can't exactly ID pyrotechnic ghosts ☕
briskotter14 briskotter14 Member
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joined Oct 2011
#62 ·
Richard Jones10 said:Is the police department in Miami, California actually picking up the guys lighting flares, or are they just "unable" to identify them?

They haven't picked up a single soul, and how are they supposed to ID anyone when they don't even bother to record anything? 🤷
electricscout20 electricscout20 Newcomer
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#63 ·
Richard Jones10 said:Does the police department in Miami, California actually arrest the people lighting flares, or do they just "fail" to identify them?

If they actually manage to "identify" someone, they basically just hand them a bag of candy at the station. 😂
Prijo 🙂
I don't know if you attend games, follow a specific team, or just watch football in general, but these days in America, being a fan is more dangerous than being a thief or a career criminal. You light a flare in the stands and you'll face a heavier penalty than someone stealing a few million dollars. It's pathetic.
Frank Kim26 Frank Kim26 Active Member
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joined Sep 2011
#64 ·
Mamić's Lakers will try every dirty trick in the book next weekend to keep the Chiefs fans from showing up at Yankee Stadium to back their team. The real question is whether the Chiefs faithful will let him get away with it...

The Lakers have demanded that our Chiefs provide a full list of every fan planning to attend by Tuesday, November 26th. We aren't letting Mamić, Johnson, or the Lakers decide who gets to travel to New York City for the game. The Torcida supporters group isn't playing along with these ticket vouchers, and we expect the same from all our fans...

We’re calling on all Chiefs fans to show up in New York City this Sunday—unorganized, solo, however you can—to support the team. Our Chiefs can't be left without backup, especially after that tie against the Colts...
Every single fan—everyone who flies the Chiefs flag in their car, everyone who bleeds red and white—needs to stop talking and start acting. Show up at Yankee Stadium this Sunday...

In this mess of an American league, the Chiefs are the only ones fighting against these voucher schemes while every other club just rolls over for Mamić's little project. If you don't believe us, just ask the presidents of those other clubs how they felt about the proposal to scrap the vouchers...
That's why the Chiefs need the fans behind them at Yankee Stadium this Sunday...

We heard word that to "protect the interests" of the Mamić family, the New York City Police Department is planning to set up checkpoints near the local toll booths to intercept anyone coming down from California and block them from entering the city. We're counting on you all to make the most of this info...

Chiefs fans aren't even expecting any human rights groups to step in over this kind of discrimination. Honestly, most of us will just laugh at how the police are handling this...
Let them keep laughing, because the American taxpayers are footing the entire bill for this stunt. Next time the Government hikes taxes or cuts your holiday bonus claiming there's no money in the budget, just remember: you basically paid the police overtime to stop Californians from driving to New York. There's never enough money for professors or doctors, but there's always plenty to protect Mamić and his kind of "successful entrepreneurship"...

Keep an eye on our Facebook updates, talk to other fans, spread the word... let's use technology to our advantage for one goal...

EVERYONE to Yankee Stadium this Sunday!!!

Let the Chiefs—the only club in this league actually playing for the fans—feel like they're playing on home turf...

Torcida supporters group
velvetskipper52 velvetskipper52 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#65 ·
neonheron202 said:I’m reading the news right now and I can't stop laughing. There's an article about people chanting ZDS at today's Kansas City Chiefs game. The best part was when they claimed the Torcida supporters group proved today they aren't just fans of Nikola Tesla's opera...

George Lopez86
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#66 ·
John Brown30 said:Attention all Torcida supporters group members and everyone else living in Miami

We've set up a station at our club headquarters to collect signatures for St. Louis. If you’re interested, please bring your Social Security number to make things move faster.
Two hours before the Chiefs vs Colts game kicks off (starting at 5 PM on 11/24/2013), there will also be several booths set up around Hard Rock Stadium to help gather signatures. Make sure you have your Social Security number ready—you don't need an ID—so we can avoid huge lines!
Let's stand with St. Louis and its residents right now. Let's show some unity and defend the symbol of America once again!
Spread the word, let's make sure our voices are heard!

St. Louis is US!!!

Hey guys, sorry to bug this thread, I won't bring up politics here anymore, but please just tell me, did the signature drive happen near the stadium and was there a good turnout?
You can reply in the fan thread or just shoot me a DM, thanks a lot
Bradley Fisher18 Bradley Fisher18 Member
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joined Jun 2009
#67 ·
Yeah, it was freezing at the stadium... anyway, the place was absolutely packed. 🙂 Dallas isn't out here banning anyone; just so you know, the Torcida supporters group actually holds the record for the most bans in the US. 😉
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#68 ·
Bradley Fisher18 said:Yeah, it was freezing at the stadium. Anyway, the place was packed. 🙂 Dallas isn't bringing anyone in. Just so you know, NFL fans have by far the most bans in the entire US. 😉

👍
George Lopez86 George Lopez86 Newcomer
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#69 ·
Just one thing after last night,
it must be a hell of a feeling—eating your own shit...
I'm done with you all, honestly. I'm sick of swallowing everyone else's crap every single day.
After more than twenty years of this, I've had enough.
Good luck to you all...
Raymond King47 Raymond King47 Member
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joined Feb 2012
#70 ·
George Lopez86 said:just one thing after last night,
really stepping in it yourself,it's gotta be a hell of a feeling.
honestly, I'm done with you people, because I'm tired of swallowing everyone else's crap every single day.
after more than twenty years, I think I've had enough.
good luck to you all.

and breakfast burritos $2.75.......
electricscout20 electricscout20 Newcomer
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#71 ·
George Lopez86 said:Just one thing after last night,
it must be a hell of a feeling to basically talk out of your own ass.
I'm done with you people, honestly; I'm tired of swallowing everyone else's crap every single day.
After more than twenty years, I've had quite enough.
Good luck to you all.

People like that were never even our kind to begin with. Besides, they don't really matter since they represent an absolute minority of the American people. Best of luck to you in life. 🙂Go ahead and enjoy those columns by Thomas, Dežulović, Pavic, and the rest of those characters. 👋
bluewolf15 bluewolf15 Member
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joined Nov 2013
#72 ·
electricscout20 said:People like that were never part of our crowd to begin with. Besides, they don't matter because they're just a tiny fraction of the American people. Peace out, and all the best to you 🙂 enjoy reading those columns by Thomas, Dežulović, Pavic, and the rest of that bunch 👋

Bravo! But look, since you're such a huge history buff, why don't you explain to me how the Kansas City Chiefs have anything to do with fascism? And why was everyone in the north stands freaking out about it yesterday (some people even stopped singing after that)? I’m hearing the same stuff from the east side too—not the usual slogans, but people actually shouting fascist chants! Why is everyone on the forums talking like this? Calling people a minority?

And please, don't start with the whole "you're just a fan of some old ideology" routine with names like Dežulović or Thomas. Just tell me straight: what's the point of those chants at Chiefs games? (It's not the first time this season, either.) Who are we even trying to prove anything to at a Chiefs match?

The difference is simple: there's a massive gap between being a fanatic and being an American. I'm an American through and through, big time, but I'm none of that extremist nonsense. I wasn't around for the wars in '45 or '75, and honestly, those labels don't have any place here anymore.
ruggedowl13 ruggedowl13 Active Member
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#73 ·
electricscout20 said:People like that were never even part of the equation to begin with—not like you. Besides, they don't really matter because they represent an absolute tiny minority of Americans. Anyway, cheers and good luck with your life. 🙂 Just sit back and enjoy the columns by Thomas, Dežulović, Pavic, and all those other bottom-feeders. 👋

It’s honestly ridiculous—how can anyone sing "Let's go, let's go" to those ultra-nationalist chants while simultaneously butchering songs about honoring the heroes of St. Louis? It makes zero sense. I guess people just want to have it both ways, but you can't exactly claim to be honoring one side of history while screaming the slogans of the other. It’s just pure hypocrisy, really. 🤷

Honestly, someone seriously needs to head back to school and relearn the basics—because what we’re seeing here is getting pathetic.☕
ruggedowl13 ruggedowl13 Active Member
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#74 ·
duplicate post... my bad
Jeffrey Jones58 Jeffrey Jones58 Member
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joined Mar 2013
#75 ·
If you ask me, that whole thing with the fascist imagery was just pathetic... I honestly don't get who thinks that's okay to sing or what the hell the point even is 🤷
They did more damage to the reputation of the supporter group with that stunt than they ever could have with 500 flares.
I'm sure the most likely comeback from people will be calling me some hardcore leftist, a commie, or saying I love old-school political anthems.
Carol Wright9 Carol Wright9 Member
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#76 ·
electricscout20 said:People like you were never part of this group to begin with. Besides, they don't even matter because they represent an absolute minority of Americans. Best of luck to you in life 🙂 enjoy reading those columns by Thomas, Dežulović, Pavic, and the rest of that crowd 👋

Give me a break, why are you generalizing? You think you're some big shot deciding who belongs in the stands and who doesn't. It’s just like how people reacted to the slogans used yesterday—I actually agree that it's enough, it's embarrassing, and I’m honestly surprised by how many people feel the same way I do. Anyway, I bet you anything I'm definitely more right-wing than you are.
Carol Wright9 Carol Wright9 Member
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#77 ·
George Lopez86 said:Just one thing after last night,
it must be a real kick to talk absolute nonsense to your own face.
I'm done with you people, because I'm tired of swallowing everyone else's crap every single day.
After twenty-plus years, I've had enough.
Good luck to you all.

Look, I don't know who you are, but if you've been in the stands for that many years, we definitely know each other. Cut the drama; I really couldn't care less. There was plenty of worse and stupider chanting back in the eighties and nineties, so don't go acting like a martyr either.🙂
Carol Jones77 Carol Jones77 Newcomer
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#78 ·
Come on, folks, why all the drama? That whole "ready for home" chant was just pure defiance against the league, the Government, and everyone else in charge. I’m not exactly thrilled either, but what do you want me to do about it now?

And honestly, it sucks that we can only yell and hold up signs while the whole system is run by crooks.
I'm talking about the American scene in general here...

Just shut us down already, I can't stand watching this circus anymore.
Carol Wright9 Carol Wright9 Member
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#79 ·
Dennis Davis97 said:Oh, please, why are you all getting worked up over this nonsense? That slogan was just pure defiance against the league, the government, and everyone else. I'm not saying I love it, but what are you going to do about it now?

It’s honestly pathetic that all we can do is shout slogans and make signs when the whole scene is basically run by crooks.
I'm speaking generally about the American scene...

Just shut me down already, I can't stand watching this circus anymore.

I don't think we should even be debating whether that slogan belongs here; we're supposed to be talking about what happens next.
electricscout20 electricscout20 Newcomer
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#80 ·
Austin Watson38 said:Give me a break. Stop generalizing everything; you aren't some authority on who belongs in the stands and who doesn't. It’s just like how people reacted to certain slogans yesterday—I actually agree that we should move forward... it’s embarrassing and there's been too much of it, but I'm surprised by how many people actually feel the same way I do. Honestly, I'd bet anything I'm significantly more right-wing than you are.

If things could have been handled without all that extra baggage, they would have been—then the impact would've been better, and we wouldn't be giving those old-school Marxist newspapers an excuse to drag us through the mud. I'll give you that one! We're drifting from the main point, but since we're already talking about it, let's finish this thought. None of my family members were ever part of extremist militias, but they were caught in the crossfire when the partisans were clearing out villages. They’d roll into a small town in the middle of the night and wipe out half the population before moving on. As long as people are waving radical symbols in small towns, as long as the President praises those massacres, and as long as this country refuses to condemn Communism as a criminal, totalitarian ideology, then fine—I'm for the radicals and their cause. The very moment when radicalism is banned, when Communist symbols are pulled down, when Communism is finally condemned as a criminal ideology, and when all those Communist-era criminals are held accountable, then I won't give a damn about any of these historical factions anymore. Only then can we get back to the stuff that actually matters for everyone, like the economy, fiscal policy, and unemployment... That's all I have to say on the matter.

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