Die-hard Ultras / Hardcore Supporters
Started by Harold Kim5 · · 👁 10 views · 182 replies
#102 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Look, you guys need to take this all the way through legal channels and non-violent means. Get the media involved and don't back down.
Honestly, these absolute bottom-feeders have been acting like they’ve lost every last brain cell they ever had over the last few months. It feels like they were intentionally let off the leash just to tear everything down. Or maybe—and I might be overthinking this—it's just a tactic to keep everyone on edge while the economy is such a total wreck. You can always expect chaos when things are this unstable.
Forget the non-violent route! If you're going up against hyenas, playing nice won't do squat... they'll just eat you alive. Though, I guess it wouldn't hurt if those idiots actually got fired for once!
#104 ·
Lawyers, class-action lawsuits... we need to see this through to the very end. Otherwise, look at what happened to John Doe. At that point, his dad will just be sitting at home, trying to explain to his wife and kids why he can't keep up with the mortgage on the house or the car payment.
"Citizens, we are your shield!!!" 😱😱😱
"Citizens, we are your shield!!!" 😱😱😱
#105 ·
It feels like we’re just seeing the opening act for a much larger wave of police brutality...
And I’m sure they won't say a word about how they quietly harassed that poor guy over in Jersey City...🙂🙂
And I’m sure they won't say a word about how they quietly harassed that poor guy over in Jersey City...🙂🙂
#106 ·
Brandon Wilson14 said:Lawyers, class-action lawsuits... we need to push this all the way through. Look at what happened with Zilin. If we don't act, some dad is going to be sitting at home trying to explain to his wife and kids why he can't cover the mortgage or the car payment.
"Citizens, we are your shield!!!" 😱😱😱
Based on everything I’ve heard and seen, this police misconduct is a textbook case for a lawsuit and damages. It looks like a slam dunk because there are plenty of witnesses ready to go on the record. The situation seems pretty black and white. However, comparing this to the Zilin situation and how they handled the fundraising and legal action back then feels a bit tricky—there was just someone ready to lead the charge then, and the energy felt different. Is there anyone now who can step up and handle this aggressively?
If there is, we shouldn't wait. People have been complaining for years about wanting to catch the police red-handed with actual evidence. Well, here we are. They finally got their chance..☕
#107 ·
It would be absolutely massive if this all wrapped up with a solid "legal win," just like what happened back after the Zilin situation. After that ruling came down, it really opened everyone's eyes when it comes to the fans, specifically the Black Knights!
It was so easy for them to point fingers at "hooligans in jerseys" while they were busy jumping the Bad Boys whenever they got the chance, especially with those drunk types and the media leading the charge to paint us as nothing but thugs and call it a day, but now they’ve bitten off way more than they can chew by going after the big fish. I mean, we can say whatever we want, but the Black Knights have real standing in the community, so it isn't nearly as easy to smear us as hooligans anymore, and honestly, another legal victory would be such a huge leap forward in fighting against this horrific repression aimed at the Black Knights, the Bad Boys, and supporters in general. If you look at how the media works, you see how quickly they pivot from calling it a "clash between fan groups" to actually facing some semblance of the truth, and I'm really hoping this whole thing gets dragged out into the light once and for all...
Just stay strong, guys! 👍
It was so easy for them to point fingers at "hooligans in jerseys" while they were busy jumping the Bad Boys whenever they got the chance, especially with those drunk types and the media leading the charge to paint us as nothing but thugs and call it a day, but now they’ve bitten off way more than they can chew by going after the big fish. I mean, we can say whatever we want, but the Black Knights have real standing in the community, so it isn't nearly as easy to smear us as hooligans anymore, and honestly, another legal victory would be such a huge leap forward in fighting against this horrific repression aimed at the Black Knights, the Bad Boys, and supporters in general. If you look at how the media works, you see how quickly they pivot from calling it a "clash between fan groups" to actually facing some semblance of the truth, and I'm really hoping this whole thing gets dragged out into the light once and for all...
Just stay strong, guys! 👍
#108 ·
urbanheron5 said:Some comment offends the police department, so it gets nuked. Typical. ☕ 🤷
Blaming kids who have nothing to do with this mess is pure stupidity, you morons.
A child isn't at fault if their older brother is an absolute idiot and a sadist.
More of those comments wiped out. What on earth is the point?
#109 ·
Greetings from Columbus, here’s the latest update. There was no beer or booze available for the Rangers Supporters Club because the police stepped in and banned it. They had the tent and the bar set up, and the crew was ready to go, but it just didn't happen.
As for how the police handled things, it looks like an internal affairs investigation—or whatever they call it these days—is about to kick off.
I’m assuming the catalyst for all this is the arrest of some local guy mentioned in the news; he apparently walked into a pub and asked the officers, "What do you want? Just leave people alone," and ended up taking a hit to the kidney for his trouble. He’s actually a former head of criminal investigations who somehow ended up being shoved into a paddy wagon.
Otherwise, the game itself and the overall atmosphere were a solid ten out of ten. The chanting and the typical fan banter meant the Rangers Supporters Club definitely held their own.
As for how the police handled things, it looks like an internal affairs investigation—or whatever they call it these days—is about to kick off.
I’m assuming the catalyst for all this is the arrest of some local guy mentioned in the news; he apparently walked into a pub and asked the officers, "What do you want? Just leave people alone," and ended up taking a hit to the kidney for his trouble. He’s actually a former head of criminal investigations who somehow ended up being shoved into a paddy wagon.
Otherwise, the game itself and the overall atmosphere were a solid ten out of ten. The chanting and the typical fan banter meant the Rangers Supporters Club definitely held their own.
#111 ·
Check out this article on Elizabeth Young82's site about how we're standing up against police brutality here in America!!
http://ultras-life.net/against-polic...ty-in-america/
http://ultras-life.net/against-polic...ty-in-america/
#112 ·
redbison6 said:http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/...User
No surprise there. Exactly what I expected. 🙂
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If Mickey Chain is acting like the lead attorney for the Rangers Supporters Club now, we might as well all jump ship together. 🙏🙏🙏
#113 ·
analogheron19 said:hit 'em from every angle while the iron is hot.☕
I'm down. I'll write, I'll think, I'll lobby, I'll call—but the big bosses need to actually coordinate the heavy lifting.
#114 ·
Ugh, enough with the constant whining already. Eventually, we’re all going to end up meeting up spontaneously anyway...
And it’ll be coordinated right here on the forum, just like we planned...
And it’ll be coordinated right here on the forum, just like we planned...
#115 ·
Jesse Campbell said:🤣🤣🤣
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If Mickey Chain has suddenly become the lead attorney for the Rangers Supporters Club, then we might as well just pack it all in. 🙏🙏🙏
No thanks, the Rangers Supporters Club will handle this themselves like they always do—just look at what happened in Columbus.
Someone'll fix it, things are moving.
Look, I hate the constant whining in the media and all that nonsense, but I've never seen brutality like this in my life. It’s unbelievable. The LAPD SWAT unit is pure trash, seriously the worst people you'll ever meet. I won't sit here and recount everything they did to us, but after 20 hours at the station, 3 hours in the ER, and 4 hours in court... all those hits to the head and tear gas in the van... they're going to pay for it, one way or another.
#116 ·
sjeveroistok89;
Comparing this to what Zilin did back then with the fundraising and the lawsuit feels a bit awkward—back then, he had the right people on hand, and the whole vibe was just different. Is there anyone like that now who can actually step up and handle this aggressively?
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I don't see why that would be an issue. The people who handled things back then are still part of the Rangers Supporters Club. Because of that, I don't see any reason why we shouldn't tackle this together. Of course, we'd need support from everyone else too. You're right, though—there's serious money on the table here, and it would be a massive mistake to let it slip away..
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Comparing this to what Zilin did back then with the fundraising and the lawsuit feels a bit awkward—back then, he had the right people on hand, and the whole vibe was just different. Is there anyone like that now who can actually step up and handle this aggressively?
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I don't see why that would be an issue. The people who handled things back then are still part of the Rangers Supporters Club. Because of that, I don't see any reason why we shouldn't tackle this together. Of course, we'd need support from everyone else too. You're right, though—there's serious money on the table here, and it would be a massive mistake to let it slip away..
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#117 ·
steeltrucker said:No thanks, the Rangers Supporters Club handles their own business just fine, just ask Zilin.
Someone will deal with it, things are moving.
Honestly, I hate all the media whining and bullshit, but I’ve never experienced brutality like this in my life, and there's plenty of opportunity for it. The LAPD SWAT team is absolute garbage, total scum. I'm not gonna sit here and recount everything they did to us, but we spent 20 hours at the station, 3 hours in the ER, 4 hours in court—headshots, tear gas in the van... they're gonna pay for it, one way or another.
Sure, you guys will settle it since it's your mess, but it's hilarious how HE is the one defending you on Facebook and writing to the Government. 🤣
Just saying, it's a huge red flag. Everyone is already sick to death of this disgusting crap and Mamić's nonsense, regardless of what triggered it. 😉
#118 ·
steeltrucker said:No thanks, the Rangers Supporters Club will handle this themselves like they always do, just watch Columbus.
Someone will step up; work is being done on all fronts.
Honestly, I can't stand people whining in the media and all that nonsense, but I have never experienced brutality like this in my life, and there’s still a chance to make something of it. The SWAT teams in the city are definitely the absolute worst—total trash. I won't go through the whole story of what they did to us, but we spent 20 hours at the station, 3 hours at the hospital, and 4 hours in court. Between the blows to the head and the tear gas sprayed into the transport van... they'll be held accountable, one way or another.
On Sunday in Columbus, after they stormed the stands, I was standing right behind them. One guy starts talking about how they should all be suspended and kicked out. Look, I don't usually like playing the victim, but on Sunday I just snapped. I pulled out my phone and started filming those idiots. I was filming using a wire setup connected to their own camera 😁, and then this tough guy grabs a baton and cracks some kid in the head—even though the kid had his hands up in the air. I had him zoomed in and thought, "God damn it, I'm sending this to everyone so they see." But when I check the footage, he's swinging and hitting, but the kid isn't even in the frame.🙂
#119 ·
Jesse Campbell said:Oh, sure. I’m sure you guys will have that all figured out in no time. Because that's yours. sJust another day in this mess. Honestly, I'm exhausted.It’s honestly hilarious watching you defend them on Facebook and write letters to the Government. 🤣
I’m just saying, this is a huge red flag. Everyone is fed up with this garbage and Mamić's whole mess. Honestly, the specific reason doesn't even matter anymore—we're all just done. 😉
That whole "ultras mentality" thing? It shouldn't just be some empty slogan people toss around. It’s supposed to be a way of life that belongs to all of us. But honestly, we still haven't figured out how to actually tackle these issues together as one.
Look, I’m a conspiracy theorist, sure, but I’m positive this whole thing was staged. If they had actually found little Anthony Bilic, we’d be seeing her all over the front pages and dominating every news cycle in the country. Honestly, I've seen more peacekeeping energy and friendlier faces in a small-town sheriff's office than what you get from the Zelina Police Department.😁 FBI
#120 ·
I’d say we should be looking at at least 50 terminations, paired with federal indictments for aggravated assault against no fewer than 50 police officers. As for the commanding officer, I’d expect even harsher charges—something like orchestrating an ambush or organizing a terrorist act via a cowardly attack on personnel... but unfortunately, I don't expect any of that to actually happen.
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