nimblemoose2 said:It’s all lies—that those Red Devils beat us up, that they were parading through NYC, that The Cohort was chilling right in the center just before the game, that our away records are garbage, that there are way more supporters of the rivals than us, or that Mamić walks through Washington, D.C. without a care in the world.
While the opposition makes life impossible for the Democratic Party, and anyone even remotely close to them gets treated like an enemy—just like what happened to Janica today—in NYC, people don't give a damn. In a massive metropolis like this, you can't even find five people willing to step up and take on the opposition.
Keep pushing forward!!!
You’re talking like someone is stopping you, but who’s actually preventing you "old-timers" from justifying that famous saying... WITHOUT THE OLD GUARD, THERE IS NO BLOW?
I know zgblue-a is spot on, but I wouldn't say the same for you. The worst kind of people are the armchair experts who spout wisdom but never lift a finger. Look, man, if you think the Red Devils, The Cohort, or the opposition are such a threat, then go out there and fight them. I’ll say it again: all those groups have their clubs and back them in different ways, so their actions carry weight. Meanwhile, we have a club that’s been screwing us over since day one, and a city full of people aligned with the wrong ideologies. They attack the opposition for being too radical, but look at who wins every election in Washington, D.C.—it honestly embarrasses me to see the kind of crowd living in this city. It’s shameful to see who you people vote for; that tells you everything you need to know about why the situation with BBB is the way it is. Why aren't there more people showing up? Because everyone loves the local machine and those partisan types. It’s simple math: one plus one equals two, not five. It’s ridiculous how people praise a Republican Party full of deep-state agents and the Democratic Party, acting like Mamić is some respected citizen instead of the biggest hooligan in our sports and public life. Everyone condemns violence when it’s against a criminal like Mamić, but when it’s directed at fans or anyone else, suddenly nobody cares. Our society is such a mess that I honestly couldn't care less what anyone thinks. And as for those lecturing us about history and the Third Reich—stick that where the sun doesn't shine, just like Mamić does. I see that even Velcro has spoken up regarding violence against Mamić’s "innocent" circle, but there's no outcry when violence is used against Americans. These fake patriots who are actually just old-school partisans and deep-state agents have become the moral compass of our society, alongside brands like Šuker and the legendary Mamić. Honestly, why should I care about your opinion? I’m so sick of your judgment that I’m practically shaking.
To put it bluntly, I am fed up with all of you. Save your moralizing for someone else because it doesn't work on me, and I don't buy into your fake virtue signaling for a second. To all of you who claim things should change: please, nobody is stopping you! Prove your words with your own actions instead of expecting others to hunt down criminals and thugs in NYC. Like I said, these people strut around because that’s just the vibe of this city. It feels like you'd find more true Americans in a small town in the Midwest than here in Washington, D.C. These partisans are no different than the Mamić loyalists and the Republicans—they're all the same. The city is crawling with them, so don't act surprised when they run wild; they do it because no one stands up to them. Meanwhile, down in Miami, as you mentioned, everyone supports the local team, and they're all ready to see Mamić thrown into the ocean if it serves their interests. I have to hand it to them, even though they're our rivals—that's how you handle business.
Look, if someone tries to screw you over, you just step on the gas and run them over even harder, then send them straight to the bottom of the ocean. 👏
You also have to realize one thing: the Miami crowd has always had a massive following of outsiders who aren't officially part of the group but are totally willing to act just like them. Unfortunately, that’s just not how things work in Washington, D.C.—and it never will be. It’s a completely different environment. There’s a reason why people from the capital didn't bother coming down to Miami back in the 80s, while the folks in D.C. would show up regardless of whether we were there or not, almost like they were on a school field trip. They knew regular people wouldn't attack them there; it was always just the Bad Boys. That's the deal. Around here, if you aren't part of the inner circle, nobody is going to mess with you—let alone the Delije or The Cohort. And honestly, you know how it is in Miami and the surrounding areas; if you're seen as an outsider, tensions are already high because they just don't accept anyone new. That’s actually a huge plus for them. We could get delusional and ignore all that, claiming our madness is bigger or more intense, but that's just empty talk. I've never doubted that we are a stronger group when we actually organize—we've proven that before—but right now, everything rests on Miami's shoulders because they have that "massive support base" that we simply lack. We have to face that. It would be easy to say I wish those thugs would crash their own events the way they did ours, but that happened for a dozen reasons tied directly to Mamić and his political football underground that the Bad Boys have been fighting for years. No group can stay perfectly unified when they've been getting hammered by the likes of the Bad Boys for nearly a decade. In fact, I’d argue the Bad Boys have been under fire since the very beginning; no group is ever truly at peace, and there are always outside forces trying to tear them down by any means necessary. Sometimes it's even internal—trashy elements working against the interests of the group and the club, what we now call "the mercenaries." You can't expect anyone to go out and hunt down thugs after all that. It's impossible to maintain a group in peak condition after being eroded and picked apart like this for so long.
Let’s get real and stop acting like cowards, whining about how thugs invaded Washington, D.C., or how we got crushed in Athens. It doesn't bother me personally; I'm certain karma will catch up to them eventually, no strings attached. Until then, let them sing their songs. When the war started, the opposition hit hard, and even though Hitler initially pushed through the Red Army, the Red Army ended up taking Berlin. It doesn't matter if you lose a few battles; what matters is winning the war. And we *will* win it—against Mamić, against the thugs, and against everyone else trying to score points against the Bad Boys. We’re like Joe Frazier on steroids, and once we really get our momentum, we’ll be unstoppable. 😁
