Bad Boys

Honestly, looking back at when I was just a kid hanging out in Cleveland, I’ve always wondered why that crew doesn't show up to every single game. I know you can't make it everywhere, but still...

cosmicridge6 said:how much of Belgrade do you actually have?

More than you, though having a bit of Cleveland in the mix is also a pretty big deal.
Cheers, casualwolf48

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cosmicridge6 said:how many Belgraders do you have there?

easy for those Belgraders, but I'm wondering how many people from the desert towns you've got hanging around...
you got any of them, casualwolf48? 😬

Honestly, one kid from the South Side has more guts than this entire city of Washington, D.C. combined.

Look, I'm not saying he needs to be taken out or anything, but it’s wild how they'll have buses idling everywhere while the streets are crawling with cops chasing after some VIP tourists from Greece, yet nobody even gives this guy a second glance—not a single window gets smashed, nothing. If he wants to walk among people in D.C., he should at least expect a little bit of heat coming his way, you know?

feralnomad35 said:A single kid from the Bronx has more backbone than the entire city of Washington, D.C.

Look, I’m not saying we need to go out and hunt him down, but there is a massive double standard at play here that frankly makes my blood boil. You see buses being swarmed by police because some high-end tourists or VIPs from Greece are wandering around, yet when this particular individual causes trouble, nobody even blinks an eye; not a single window gets smashed, nothing happens. It’s infuriating. In my opinion, he shouldn't even be allowed to walk the streets of Washington, D.C. without facing some form of serious consequences.

What is actually stopping you from taking a stand against him? 🙂

feralnomad35 said:A single kid from the neighborhood has more guts than all of Washington, D.C. combined.

It isn't about seeking retribution, but rather the sheer hypocrisy of it all. We see buses being swarmed by police because the city is crawling with high-end tourists and VIP Greeks, yet this one man isn't even looked at twice; not a single window was smashed in his direction. In my opinion, he shouldn't even be allowed to walk the streets of Washington, D.C. without facing some sort of serious consequences.

What on earth is wrong with you...

feralnomad35 said:One kid from the Bad Boys has more guts than all of Washington, D.C. combined.

Look, we don't need to take him out or anything, but it's crazy how buses get swarmed by police whenever the city is packed with tourists or VIPs from overseas, yet this guy doesn't even get a second glance. Not a single window gets smashed in his direction. Honestly, he shouldn't even be allowed out in public in D.C. without at least some respect being shown.

The real issue is that the BBB group here in D.C. has shrunk down to just a few dozen people. It's obvious they're totally outnumbered by those pampered little followers and the "let's not get involved" crowd. When you're that much in the minority, it's hard to actually make a move.

Honestly, just give him a solid hit 😬

The kid pulled off an incredible move—his dad basically took a dive straight into the ocean after getting struck 🤣

Will someone actually deal with the Waiter there, or is he just not showing up? Probably heading back to Ireland at this point 😁

Some random kid punches a guy while he’s tying up his yacht back in 2017, and suddenly everyone loses their minds in the comments. It's hilarious watching the mindset of these guys on the "die-hard fans" subforum during the off-season. 😁
It’s all the same nonsense: "BBB is outnumbered in Washington, D.C.," those "VIP Greeks" stories from 2010, some talk about "Mamić's kitchen staff," and people acting like they're too good to get involved in the action. 😁
Honestly, you might as well just have some anti-fascists, Putin, and the Jewish community sign off on it instead.

James Smith48 said:Some random kid punches a nationalist while he's busy docking his yacht back in 2017, and suddenly everyone here thinks they're experts on psychology based on some comments left during the off-season on a fan forum... 😁
"BBB is the minority in Washington, D.C.", those "VIP Greeks" nonsense from 2010, all that talk about "the boss's little helpers" and how "Americans shouldn't get involved," and being in a "subordinate position for certain actions"... 😁
Honestly, you might as well just have some anti-fascists, Putin, and Jewish people come through and stamp this whole thing shut.

Those are all just comments from your own crowd, but the reality is that the big boss only ever gets targeted down in California, whereas your biggest "feat" regarding actual physical confrontation was throwing ashtrays from a patio cafe in Timisoara, and I really can't wrap my head around why in all of Washington, D.C. you can't find a handful of kids to actually crack the skull of this idiot—you know, the one who turned Real Madrid into what they are today—so that the scars remind him for the rest of his life what he did to the club... and you, with your snide little remark about some "kid punching him in passing," it’s clear you’re just another internet hooligan, because if that "kid" had actually sent him flying three feet into the ocean, God knows what would have happened to you, you keyboard warrior famous for attacking the boss...

wanderingwolf3 said:All these comments are just coming from your crowd. The reality is, that guy only gets targeted in California, while your biggest physical "achievement" was throwing ashtrays from a patio cafe in El Paso. Honestly, I can't believe you can't find a single decent person in all of Washington, D.C. to crack this idiot's skull open—just enough so those scars remind him for the rest of his life what he did to the club. And then there's you, with that smug "some kid will punch him in passing" attitude. You're such an internet thug. If that "kid" hadn't sent him flying three feet into the ocean, imagine what would've happened if you, the notorious internet bully, had actually stepped up.

Man, they're just looking for excuses for being completely clueless. It’s honestly scary...

Dennis Davis97 said:they’re really just grasping at straws to justify total incompetence, honestly, it's just plain terrifying...

And tell me, have you actually accomplished anything significant enough to warrant such a tone, or are we just talking...

Bryan Wilson11 said:So, have you actually built anything, or are you just all talk?

Look, it’s your city—you guys take care of it. But honestly, this guy from Brooklyn has done more than all of you combined.

Dennis Davis97 said:Take care of your own city, look after it yourselves. Honestly, this one guy from Brooklyn is doing more work than all of you combined.

Sure, if it isn't on the internet, it basically didn't happen, right? That’s the logic. You guys are absolute geniuses. Seriously, go hide under your covers.

quietowl152 said:Oh sure, if there isn't a video online, it basically never happened, right? You guys are real geniuses. Why don't you just go hide under your covers?

You haven't even moved past petty insults. I bet you wouldn't dare report a physical assault on him in the New York Times... yeah, right.

Dennis Davis97 said:Look, you should be taking care of your own city... if you actually cared about it... and honestly, this one guy over at Reddit is doing more for his community than all of you combined...

But the question I asked was perfectly clear, so perhaps reconsidering the premise might help... did YOU actually accomplish anything tangible, because frankly, anyone can sit around and talk...

Bryan Wilson11 said:The question was simple: did YOU actually do anything? Because you can talk all you want, but results matter.

It’s the same story as everyone else in your group :P

Dennis Davis97 said:it’s the exact same thing everyone else in your circle thinks... :P

It is quite fortunate, really, that you have absolutely no connection to the hardcore supporter subculture or the Bad Boys.
The internet remains your only 👍

Bryan Wilson11 said:It’s probably a good thing you aren't part of the hardcore fan scene or the Torcida culture.
The internet is safe for you. 👍

Thug 👍