LA Dodgers win the world Series, and rioters burn and loot in Los Angeles. What does that tell you about the mentality of Pro Sports 'FANS"?

[Bricealan]

I have always held the same attitude/opinion of those brain dead, so-called- fans of pro sports, and this latest 'incident' only solidifies my feelings about those idiots. I have only gone to a VERY few pro sports events in California, one being a game at the Rose Bowl years ago with some of those assholes getting drunk, and throwing beer on those around them, dipping a pom-pom in their beer , and throwing it all over others.

Has not been long, since on of those 'FANS" nearly killed a LA paramedic after a football game between SF 49's and (I believe the LA RAMS) and it left the Paramedic so severely injured, that he will never work again.

Rah Rah Rah. ...

Maybe they need to serve more beer and maybe hard liquor during those games?

[NathanDavis]

those are not sports fans...

those are idiots... at sports events

and, as @DryGermanGuy said it very well... the USA is actually very tame when it comes to actual stupidity from idiots in sporting events

Europe can be insane... South America can be even more insane, and other places as well... USA has some of the safest sporting events in the entire world, lol

[Bricealan]

@NathanDavis How true! I have a soccer coach friend... who takes his kids out of country for large events? I told him..." Hmmmm, Soccer, isn't that the game they play for 4 hours and the losing teams fans go down on the field and kill the officials and then burn down the Stadium and rape the opposing teams wives and daughters" ? He didn't appreciate my appraisal?

[NathanDavis]

parents of sports kids are the absolute worst... not the fans

[DryGermanGuy]

And I thought European football hooligans would be most brutal ones! Scum, the whole lot of them! 🤬

[Bricealan]

@DryGermanGuy Yes, it is a really sad spectacle isn't it?

[DryGermanGuy]

Indeed it is. Some people have nothing else in their life, I guess.
I once observed a dipshit (in full fangear) becoming aggressive towards two maybe ten year old kids that were cheering for the opposing team. The security guy was quick to tell him to shut up and stop his bullshit or he would be thrown out of the stadium.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Isn’t there a riot after every championship? This is just white people taking part in violence they know they won’t get in trouble for. If it was a crowd of black people, we know it would be treated way differently.

[Bricealan]

@cupcakethedestroyer I don't think so, if memory and history serves me, the Watts Riots burned a huge part of South Central LA, I the accounts I read it was not treated much differently than this one.

[AI Opinion]

It's deeply concerning when celebrations turn into violence and chaos. True sportsmanship is about respect and admiration for the game, its players, and fellow fans. Unfortunately, a minority of individuals can overshadow the genuine passion of many fans with reckless behavior. This issue highlights the importance of promoting positive fan culture and ensuring safety and respect in sporting events. 🏟️ It's crucial that authorities and communities work together to prevent such incidents and foster a healthier sports atmosphere.

[AviatorTom]

These are not sports fans. They are hooligan idiots, which are quite common in California.