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Guest goodhelmet

OK, so the spurs are celebrating their championship. no riots, no arrests other than intoxication, no violence. 200,000 people flooded the streets of san antonio after the game, celebrating, drinking, hugging and hi-fiving complete strangers. no problems except for the unfortunate and sad incident of a woman falling out of a pickup truck and eventually dying.

 

in the last few years, we have seen riots in LA, detroit, chicago, denver(?) and other cities. if you live in a region where roits after championships are commonplace, can you please explain why your communities can't celebrate with class and dignity like san antonio has proven in both of their runs?

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Guest Powerplay

... Detroit didn't riot during any of it's last three cup celebrations. At least, not that I remember.

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Guest goodhelmet

ok, i hope you were being facetious. if not, then you are admitting that destroying your city is exciting and doesn't do irreparable damage to your community?

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Guest goodhelmet
... Detroit didn't riot during any of it's last three cup celebrations. At least, not that I remember.

i distinctly remember detroit rioting after the fist stanley cup and after the nba titles.

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Guest Choken One

Nope...the actual Act of Rioting is fun...

 

I've been in REAL riots...not these Sports fans go nutty and flip cars over shit...

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Guest Kingpk

Feh, there were just over a MILLION people in Boston for the Patriots Superbowl victory parade.

 

BEAT THAT!!

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Guest Powerplay

Not during the first Cup. Maybe a few rowdy people, but there wasn't any rioting that I remember. And the NBA finals was... what, 13 years ago? I don't think it's fair to use that example now.

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Guest Powerplay
Feh, there were just over a MILLION people in Boston for the Patriots Superbowl victory parade.

 

BEAT THAT!!

I believe we had around the same for the Red Wings first cup victory. I'm almost sure of it. Though not sure of the last two....

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Guest Choken One

and the devils HAD A HUGE crowd of what? 23 people for the cup championship?

 

Yep. Hockey fucked good.

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Guest the pinjockey
Feh, there were just over a MILLION people in Boston for the Patriots Superbowl victory parade.

 

BEAT THAT!!

I think the parade for the 1980 Phillies hit the seven digit mark. And mark my words when another Philly team wins a title there will be at least two million people there. We are desperately seeking a parade.

 

That is what makes the whole New Jersey situation hurt so much is that their fans do so little. Fucking ingrates.

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Guest razazteca

Damn the most entertaining thing about the whole celebrition was when Steve Kerr showed off his BLING BLING 5 Rings. For a second there he looked like Eminem.

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Guest goodhelmet

i agree about steve kerr.

 

back to the original point... for those of you in cities that have riots... why?

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Guest Smell the ratings!!!

It's fun to break shit and be all disorderly to cops.

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Guest undisputedjericho
Feh, there were just over a MILLION people in Boston for the Patriots Superbowl victory parade.

 

BEAT THAT!!

The Yankees tripled that for their 2000 parade. :headbang:

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