Bad Boys - Part IV

Another 300 useless bans—wasn't it just last night that the group admin was talking about leaving the Gypsies out of this entirely?

Christian Jones said:— all part of the process to determine criminal liability regarding racial discrimination, which under federal law carries a sentence of three months to three years in prison

Back at midnight, I actually got explicit permission from one of Jerry Jones' guests at the press conference—who also happens to represent the US soccer federation—to use the word Gypsy. He claimed there’s nothing controversial about it, nothing offensive, really. In fact, the Gypsy gentleman even suggested we should be shouting "Gypsies! Gypsies!" as much as possible...☕

Honestly, there's probably no point in even typing anything. Everything we say ends up just rotting away right here on this forum anyway.
It’s really just about how fast we can all come to terms with the fact that—let's be real—we're all going to vanish in a few years.

mistysurfer19 said:Just another 300 pointless bans... wasn't the whole point of the group last night to keep Gypsies out??

Man, don't talk such nonsense.

Jonathan Lewis3 said:It might be better to just stay quiet. Everything we say ends up staying right here on this forum anyway.
I suppose we should all just hurry up and accept the fact that we'll all likely vanish within a few years.

Please, let's not succumb to this defeatism; I'll offer a bit of sentimentality if you'll permit it, but the night is always darkest just before the dawn.☕😍

gentlebison72 said:Back during the golden era of fandom, the local tabloids didn't even exist—and outlets like NPR or similar media types were basically the front lines against fans and their legitimate struggle against repression and the hijacking of the club's identity.

😂

I remember those days well enough... the media wasn't siding with the fans back then; they were systematically tearing down Tuđman. If Tuđman hadn't stuck his nose into Dinamo, you can bet your life the media would have been coming for the fans too, all under the guise of "stopping nationalism." We’re seeing a very similar pattern play out right now, ever since Jerry Jones started insulting the locals.

And one more thing—Dinamo has always been about identity, and it always will be. The pedigree of this club and its supporters will never be watered down by some forced multiculturalism, diluted nationalism, or that weak, passive, "global citizen" nonsense. Let's get that straight once and for all.

If anyone is interested in spreading nothing but "love and tolerance," they can go follow the likes of Medveščak or NK Chicago. 🙂

Anyway, I'm done. 👋

Austin Watson38 said:Look, let’s stop with all this defeatism. I know, I know—I’m getting a bit sentimental here, but bear with me. It’s like they say: the night is always at its darkest right before the sun starts to peek over the horizon.☕😍

Honestly, what you wrote is probably the most accurate breakdown of this whole mess. That massive, mindless wave of rage we saw yesterday? It needs to be channeled. Instead of just venting into the void, all these different factions need to turn that energy into something actually productive. We have to move past the constant sniping and the endless petty insults that have defined our discourse lately. If we want real change, people actually need to step up and get involved. When things hit a breaking point—when you face the kind of absolute, unhinged crackdown we just witnessed—that’s usually the catalyst. That level of heavy-handed repression should force everyone to tighten their ranks and start finding smarter, more innovative ways to push back.
I honestly think strategic propaganda could be our way to shift the balance of power here. Think about it: there’s a massive network within fan groups that has direct ties to influential ultras across Europe. We have the capacity to frame this issue properly and demand public support right from the stands. There’s also nothing stopping us from flooding sports desks and media outlets all over the continent with well-crafted, measured emails that lay out the whole situation clearly. If we play this right, we might actually shame these rats on a much larger stage. Maybe then someone in charge will finally realize that protecting these characters isn't just a nuisance—it's a liability.

I honestly feel like leveling the whole city of New York to the ground. There’s just such a massive concentration of cowards, sellouts, and people with absolutely zero backbone or pride anywhere else in the world...

Look, this isn't just about soccer, Dinamo, or the Bad Boys—it goes way deeper than that. It's basically our superpower: they can try to screw us over all they want, but we can take just about anything they throw at us...

The White House and the entire D.C. establishment deserve to go up in flames, because this isn't just about Jerry Jones

"And yet, America hasn't even fallen yet." 😢

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Serious ACAB vibes here. 🙂

Kevin Gray86 said:😂

I remember that era well enough. Back then, the media wasn't exactly riding with the fans; they were systematically taking aim at Tuđman. Let’s be real: if he hadn't gotten involved with Dinamo, those news outlets would have been absolutely hammering the supporters too, just under the guise of "curbing nationalism." It’s the exact same playbook being used today now that Jerry Jones has insulted the ultras.

And here's another thing: Dinamo has always been about identity, and it always will be. The pedigree of this club and its fans will never be diluted by some watered-down version of multiculturalism or forced social engineering. It won't be stripped of its roots or turned into something passive and weak. Let that sink in.

If anyone is interested in spreading "love and tolerance," they can go follow the spineless types over at Medveščak or NK Chicago. 🙂

Anyway, peace out. 👋

You probably remember that period from when you were in diapers or elementary school. I was actually on the ground during those years, following every single report and broadcast regarding the fans—just like my entire generation did. Honestly, what you're saying is complete nonsense and has zero basis in what actually happened back then.
Period.

stormybison9 said:this isn't just about soccer, Dinamo, or the BBB... it’s something much, much bigger...

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Jonathan Lewis3 said:Honestly, there’s no point in even typing anything. It’s all just going to stay stuck on this forum anyway.
It feels like everyone is just rushing to accept the reality that we’re all going to vanish in a few years.

...50-50%☕
p.s. You guys have private messages for a reason, instead of letting every little beat cop or FBI informant "sniff around" you. I mean, if I were starting from scratch, I’d actually want to dig into everything regarding the Jerry Jones family—their real estate, their cars, where they move, and the rest of that whole crew. This whole situation feels pretty lukewarm to me, if you know what I mean. 🙂
Personal support for BBB

William Martin42 said:Yesterday’s move felt like something straight out of North Korea.

But honestly, I find it inappropriate to insult every single officer. Not all of them are thugs, corrupt, or broken. These people are just following orders because it is their job.
Using terms like ACAB should be punishable because it is a sweeping generalization. Don't you fans complain yourselves when people generalize all supporters as nothing more than hooligans, druggies, or drunks? There are certainly some like that, but they aren't everyone. Most are decent. It is the same with the police; most do their jobs honorably, just as most fans are decent people rather than maniacs.

We can talk once the first cop actually faces consequences for harassing fans. We can talk when the commanders overseeing that scum are held accountable. When the law finally applies to them and not just to us, then we will have something to discuss.

THAT DAY IS FINALLY COMING!!!

STAY STRONG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jerry Morris2 said:We can start talking when the first cop actually gets punished for harassing fans, when the brass running that trash gets held accountable, and when the law finally applies to them instead of just us.

It’s not the cop doing his job who’s to blame just because some other idiot on the force is a screw-up and the courts don't give a damn...

William Martin42 said:It isn't the fault of an officer doing his job honestly just because some other guy on the force is an idiot and the courts have completely lost their way...

Exactly. He is there to protect the citizens—and that includes protecting them from his own colleagues when necessary.

Jerry Morris2 said:Yeah, because his whole job is protecting people, which means standing up to his own partner if things go south.

Facts,
if one guy is harassing you while the other just stands there watching, they're both responsible for what happens.

but I'm telling you again, don't go painting everyone with the same brush.

First off, massive support for the BBB!
I mean, I don't even think there's any point in dwelling on that absolute disaster from last night—that total disgrace of an American state🙂🙂🙂
don't get me wrong, please don't take this the wrong way, but what does the BBB actually gain from being backed by the Ultras, the Armada, and the whole American Group🤷...I mean, sure, it’s all very nice and all, and it feels great to "stand together" with the BBB, but let's be real here. It isn't going to change anything regarding getting Mamić out of Real Madrid, or even more importantly, cleaning the junkies out of US Soccer, "unless the Real Madrid fans actually show up and act as one united front against Mamić." If that doesn't work, maybe then you protest with 10,000 people at every single game until he's gone. Sadly, that's just my take on it.🤷
So, look, the BBB aren't the issue, and neither are any of the other groups in America. The real problem is the Real Madrid fans who actually care about the club and aren't stupid. I mean, who can still trust that creep? They're corrupt and sneaky, and honestly, it's just wrong that they just sit there passively watching what that monster is doing to the club and US soccer. I mean, does a club that's supposedly huge really only have a few hundred BBB as actual fans?🤷...Seriously, I'm not trying to start anything, I'm just saying—it's hard to believe what's happening. In a massive city like this, NOBODY stands up to him except for a few hundred BBB, and honestly, I personally admire them for putting up with everything they do...

stormybison9 said:Burn the whole city of New York to the ground and level it... there's just no shortage of cowards, sellouts, and people without an ounce of pride or backbone anywhere else in the world...

This isn't just about soccer, Real Madrid, or the Bad Boys; this goes much deeper than that... you could describe it as our ability to take whatever they throw at us without breaking...

Times Square and the White House should be engulfed in flames, because this isn't just about Mamić...

"And yet, America hasn't even fallen yet." 😢

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North American Stallion 👍

Since we're all drowning in this absolute gloom, let's just take a second to find something funny and laugh about it together.