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spermint;42454463 said:The group from Human Rights Watch that was out watching the game in Columbus resigned immediately after because of how the police handled things. Unbelievable, but it actually happened.
Are you kidding me?
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spermint;42454463 said:The group from Human Rights Watch that was out watching the game in Columbus resigned immediately after because of how the police handled things. Unbelievable, but it actually happened.
Are you kidding me?
Anthony Barrett37 said:Human Rights Watch...
Columbus Crew and Kansas City Chiefs split the points with a 1-1 draw...
On December 27, 2012, at the municipal stadium in St. Louis, the Columbus Crew and the Kansas City Chiefs played to a 1-1 draw. There were about 2,000 fans in attendance, including roughly 300 members of the Chiefs' Black Knights supporter group. The home crowd directed several insults toward the Chiefs fans, chanting things like "donkey cowards," "kill the donkeys," and some rather crude remarks involving diseases... In response, the Black Knights fired back by calling the locals "country bumpkins," leading the Columbus fans to shout, "Screw Miami, Columbus is champion!"...
After the final whistle, the police held the Black Knights back at the stadium for about twenty minutes. A group of them had moved to a nearby bar to catch the end of the game on TV, but when the police tried to escort everyone back to their vehicles to clear the area, things turned ugly. A physical altercation broke out between the Chiefs fans and the police, with some Columbus Crew supporters joining in as well... It clearly escalated quickly, as the police ended up deploying tear gas to regain control. Based on what we've gathered, eleven Chiefs fans and two from Columbus were taken into custody. They were all transported to the Department of Justice's detention center in Washington, D.C. Currently, eight fans are facing misdemeanor charges and are being questioned by a magistrate in Columbus, while the DOJ reportedly intends to file criminal charges against three others in the Municipal Court of Los Angeles. According to our sources, Mark Zuckerberg, the president of the Black Knights, is among those detained...
Mark Reyes2 said:I honestly can't tell if you're being cynical or if this is actually the truth.
If it's true, where on earth did you see or hear this? Any specifics?
Jesse Doyle3 said:That whole group of NFL Ultras who were scouting the game in Philly? They actually resigned on the spot because of how the cops handled things. Unbelievable, but it happened.
Jesse Doyle3 said:The group of NFL Ultras who were out watching the game in Seattle actually resigned right after because of how the FBI handled things. It sounds totally wild, but it’s the truth.
Jose Kern11 said:🤣🤣 I guess I don't buy this, and I don't think anyone could convince me otherwise.
Joshua Moore31 said:http://espn.com/soccer/article/league-news/police-investigation-update
Brandon Wilson14 said:"Off topic"...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tG9Y2E-v8k
😍😍😉
Ryan Taylor6 said:The issue with law enforcement isn't just limited to what we see at football games. Police crackdowns have escalated so much lately that it almost feels senseless. It seems like the state is just looking for the fastest way to pad its pockets by squeezing everyone else, and fans provide the perfect opportunity for them to generate revenue.
Drew Murphy said:I wish we could host some big European Union summit right here—just to let everyone see how perfectly civilized and peaceful our people actually are.🤣
reddrifter24 said:For a group like that to actually show up here, we'd need to embrace true anarchism instead of all this nonsense our people keep falling for—this fake nationalism or Bolshevik crap.
Jose Kern11 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4xVR...xtr&playnext=7
I mean, I'm pretty sure those folks over at HHO basically used this stuff for their homework, and now they're just recycling it for their official reports, I guess. 🤣