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After hurling stones at officers and smashing up patrol cars, members of the local Ultras group decided to escalate things even further. They’ve gone and taken the branches and the stakes. "I wonder how they might actually weaponize those tactics to stage an assault on police officers."

😲 😲 What absolute nonsense!

Bradley Fisher18 said:"After throwing rocks at the cops and smashing up police cruisers, members of the fan group started grabbing branches and makeshift clubs to use against the officers."

😲 😲

Yeah, right... sure they did... Honestly, that field had so much damn brush and overgrown weeds out there, I’m surprised we didn't accidentally start a forest fire instead... 😁

It’s on us when John Doe starts protesting corruption while we just sit here like cowards and stay quiet.

Jesse Campbell said:It’s on us when people over in Minnesota start protesting corruption while we just sit here acting like cowards and staying silent.

You really took the words right out of my mouth. Like, what's the point? Let's just keep whining on this forum: "it's terrible, it's awful, they're scum, ACAB."🙄

I bet they'll go even further with that logic. Might as well just write: "Yeah, it's our fault, we beat up innocent people for no reason."

Jesse Campbell said:It’s our own fault—when John Doe starts protesting against corruption, we just sit here like cowards and stay silent.

And what would our NFL fans do anyway? They'd be the first to bow down, the first to swallow the lies, and the first to take the hit—all so those people who shout "lock them all up!" can have their little backyard cleaned up. John Doe actually has some guts; Americans will just keep quiet until they lose their rights, their property, and eventually, their livelihood. Only then will the reality finally sink in... but by then, they'll expect the "scum" who need locking up—the supposed culprits for every mess in this repressive wasteland—to step up to the front lines while they sit back and enjoy the show.🙂

coastalangler16 said:so what, should the fans just be the first ones to roll over, swallow all the crap, and take the hit just so the people shouting "lock them all up" can have their problems solved and their own backyards cleaned up? John Doe actually has some balls, while our people will just sit there quietly until they lose their rights, their property, and eventually their livelihoods. then it'll finally sink in... but by then, they can head out to the front lines themselves. we'll just stay on the sidelines as the "trash that needs locking up" and the designated scapegoats for every mess in this repressive wasteland, watching the show 🙂

Not really. That's why I didn't say fans are acting like cowards, I meant the general public.

The bastards were beating up fans today; tomorrow they'll be swinging at everyone else.

Jesse Campbell said:Not quite. That’s why I didn't say the NFL fans were backing down—I said the public was.

The thugs are beating up fans today; tomorrow, they'll be doing the same to the rest of us.

I get it—you and your cousin probably have your own theories—but I just wrote what people actually expect: for someone else to fix their messes without them ever having to get their hands dirty or leave their cozy little bubbles...

People used to laugh at me when I’d shout about taking pictures and posting them online... you know, pointing out that this guy is this guy, he married her, lives there, drives this car... his kids go to that specific college... well, here are everyone's Facebook profiles right now... It’s a sure thing that you can identify by name any of the guys from the NFL fans or the surrounding area who belong to one of those cops that beats people half to death?? Just one single one is enough.. and if nothing else works, you take it out on him at home, on his car, on his wife—hell, even on his wife. Forget all that talk about the "code" or whatever bullshit... just throw a rock at his wife, and when she starts screaming, just tell her, "Ma'am, please thank your husband for this." They create problems for us through the courts and all that legal crap, so let's start creating personal problems for them instead. Let them argue at home with their wives, their kids, their moms, their dads—everyone. When he fixes his car, smash it again; when he puts up a new facade on the house, go over and shoot it up; when he repaints, do it again... You only need one person. I don't give a damn anymore, I'm done. To me, they are all guilty. Enough with this talk about "good cops" and a few frustrated individuals. I have never seen a "frustrated individual" kill someone or have a colleague attack or stop someone... maybe he doesn't swing the baton himself, but he supports the one who does... to me, it's practically the same thing. In fact, even if we do absolutely nothing, what do you think happens when a colleague from a "smarter" department comes up to him and says, "Damn it, Joe, everything about you, all the photos, and all the data are on the NFL fans website saying you're beating people to death, and now they're going to get their revenge on you, your wife, and your kids"? Total panic, pure chaos. 😉 Anyone who actually believes in the concept of a "rule of law" when it comes to conflicts between fans and the police is a living idiot... If you think any of them will ever actually face consequences... because if that cop broke the law, then the person who trained him was wrong too, the person who gave him the badge, the person who gave him authority, and the person who gave him the order... It is much better to just say he didn't make a mistake and leave it at that, God help us. 😉

Noah Lee7 said:People used to laugh at me when I’d yell about taking photos and posting them online... you know, like, "Oh, that's that guy, he married this girl, lives over there, drives that car..." even showing where their kids go to school. Well, everyone has Facebook profiles now. You can easily find out the names of guys in the NFL fan circles or any of those cops who've been beating people up. Just one guy is enough. If nothing else, you can take it out on him at home, on his car, or even with his wife... forget all that "code of conduct" nonsense. Honestly, just throw a rock at the wife and when she starts screaming, tell her, "Hey, thanks to my husband for this." They create problems for us with the courts and everything, so why don't we create some private problems for them? Let them fight with their wives, their kids, their parents... everyone. When he fixes his car, smash it again. When he puts new siding on the house, go over and shoot it up. When he repaints... whatever. You only need one person, and honestly, I don't give a damn anymore. To me, they're all guilty. Enough with the talk about "good cops" and a few frustrated ones. I've never seen a "frustrated" cop kill someone or have a partner jump in to help beat someone up. Maybe they aren't swinging the club, but they're standing there watching, which is basically the same thing to me. Even if we do nothing, what do you think happens when a buddy from a "smarter" precinct shows up and tells him, "Man, Joe, everything about you—all the photos, all the info—is right there on the NFL fans' page saying you beat people up, and now they're gonna get back at you, your wife, and your kids"? It'll be total chaos. 😉 Anyone who actually believes in the rule of law when it comes to clashes between fans and the police is a straight-up idiot. If you think any of them will ever face consequences... forget it. Because if that cop broke the law, then the guy who trained him, gave him the badge, gave him the authority, and gave him the orders is just as wrong. It’s much better to just say he didn't make a mistake and let God handle it. 😉

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Peter Phillips2 said:👍

Man, you're full of it, so quit acting like you're something special. ☕

Daniel Barrett11 said:Man, you’re just being a total jerk, so quit acting like you're all that. ☕

Anyway, I really need to get some new siding for the house 🙂

Noah Lee7 said:Back in the day, people used to laugh at me when I’d shout about taking pictures and posting them online... you know, identifying this guy or that guy, mentioning who they married, where they live, what car they drive, or which college their kids are attending... well, everyone has a Facebook profile now, so it's easy. It’s practically impossible not to know the names of the guys in the NFL fan circles or even one of those specific officers who has been beating people senseless. You only need one. If nothing else, you can take it out on him—his house, his car, his wife—honestly, even his wife. Forget all that talk about a "code of conduct" or whatever nonsense; if someone goes too far, you just make life difficult. If they cause us problems through the court system and all that bureaucracy, then let's be the ones to create personal problems for them. Let them argue with their spouse, their kids, their parents... let it hit home. When he fixes his truck, smash it again. When he puts new siding on his house, go over there and shoot it up. When he repaints... just do it. You only need one person to snap, and frankly, I don't give a damn anymore. To me, everyone is complicit. I'm sick of hearing about "good cops" versus a few frustrated individuals. I have never seen a "frustrated individual" murder someone or lead a group attack, though perhaps they don't swing the baton themselves, but they certainly provide the support for the guy who does, which in my eyes is effectively the same thing.But even if we do absolutely nothing, what do you think happens when a colleague from a "smarter" department walks up to him and says, "Hey, Joe, look, everything about you—all the photos and all your personal data—is sitting right there on an NFL fan page, and they're claiming you beat them half to death, and now they're going to get their revenge on you, your wife, and your kids"? It becomes total chaos, pure panic. 😉Anyone who actually believes in the concept of a "rule of law" when it comes to conflicts between fans and the police is a living idiot. If you think any of them will ever actually face consequences, you're dreaming. Because if that officer broke the law, then the people who trained him, the people who gave him his badge, the people who gave him authority, and the people who gave him orders are all just as guilty. It would be much easier to just say he didn't make a mistake and leave it at that, for God's sake. 😉

So, during the next big game, it’ll be pure pandemonium. Joe will come charging out of nowhere with ten of his buddies just to crack some heads and demand that everyone leaves his kids alone. 🤷

Peter Phillips2 said:I need a complete renovation on my house facade 🙂

What, you want my home address and personal info too? 😉

Honestly, silverbear38, I have no idea what you're getting at, but if we're talking about progress, I’d say we're moving forward—mostly because I can't imagine things getting any worse than they already are. And let’s be real: I highly doubt Joe would be acting like a total maniac if he knew he was targeting 500 people who actually know his full name and everything about him. My gut tells me that a crazy Joe would probably end up looking for a desk job at a local firm pretty quickly to avoid the drama. As far as the public goes, nobody is out of their mind here. For these kinds of confrontations, you've either got a 14-year-old kid weighing 90 pounds or a 250-pound guy, so they probably won't catch you anyway, haha. 😍 Also, from what I understand, there isn't even a law preventing us from posting the names of officials at sporting events, right? Correct me if I'm wrong...

John Doe said:Man, you’re genuinely unhinged.
Seriously, go find the nearest mental health clinic and check yourself in immediately.
It’s honestly no surprise that nobody in this country has your back.

Keep going, tiger... don't let them stop you.

If you guys are going to keep making these kinds of posts, please, just use some common sense regarding how you phrase things. Think before you type. You don't want to end up hitting those legal red flags—things like making direct threats or launching brutal, personal attacks against someone's kids. I’m not just being dramatic here... I actually know a guy who nearly landed himself in federal prison just because of a single forum post targeting a police officer in a major city. Don't fall into the trap of thinking, "I'm just behind a screen, nobody knows who I am."😉

Besides, there is absolutely no reason to go at it so publicly. Doing it this way just hands them all the evidence they need on a silver platter if they decide to come after you for those "actions" later on.
Look, I totally get why everyone is seeing red right now. People are fed up and completely done with being harassed, but don't forget that this isn't some petty neighborhood feud where people are just bickering over a fence. A judge isn't going to look at it that way. This becomes a matter of "fan vs. the state," and trust me, the rules are different there. Just look at the recent legal precedents involving NFL fans... if you catch my drift. Just... use your heads! 😉

“Being wise means knowing which truths should be spoken and which ones should be kept silent.” (Anthony Rivaro)

I’ll admit, I’ve let my temper get the best of me and posted some heated stuff myself, but honestly? I think anyone would act differently if they had to stand behind their words with their real name instead of hiding behind a screen name. That’s all I’m saying. It’s easy to be bold when you know nobody is going to come after you with a personal lawsuit. Instead, you just point to the general chaos of the situation and expect an answer—just look at how the NFL fans were treated after that mess against the Eagles.

coastalangler16 said:Look, I get why you and your cousin are thinking what you're thinking, but I just wrote down what people actually expect... they want someone else to come along and fix all their messes and bullshit without them ever having to get their hands dirty or step out of their cozy little bubbles...

And it doesn't stop there. There's a new misdemeanor law on the horizon, too, because apparently those guys who haven't spent enough time training in tactical gear don't have enough authority yet. 🙂

party vibes at the stadium

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Elizabeth Cruz8 said:party vibes at the stadium

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...hahahahahaha...ARMINIA!!!!!!!😍

Look, some guy's right about this. You gotta know when they’re having one of those unofficial parties where everyone shows up in street clothes with their wives and everything. Then you just send in twenty guys from every group, storm the place, and let absolute chaos erupt—breaking stuff, throwing punches, breaking bones. That way, they'll get a real taste of what kind of retaliation to expect at the next game...