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What are the responsibilities of fans?
What punishments should they receive when they become out of hand?
My opinion is that they are responsible for remaining constantly aware of what they are doing.
In the common example, so it seems, of a soccer match, the fans might rush the stadium, which might result in the deaths of hundreds from trampling and collapsing supports. Many would excuse this as a rush of enthusiasm.
Well, I say screw that excuse no matter how true it is. In my opinion the punishments should become more severe each year until the fear is collective and the fans learn to remain seated. No more accepting the "mob" mentality. If it comes to the point where fans have to spend 30 years in prison for involuntary manslaughter, good. Making it life if they want to tear down fences just to get the socks or whatever off some player and end up killing others is something I might agree with.
My motto is learn to behave or else. I believe in being tough.
What are your opinions?
What punishments should they receive when they become out of hand?
My opinion is that they are responsible for remaining constantly aware of what they are doing.
In the common example, so it seems, of a soccer match, the fans might rush the stadium, which might result in the deaths of hundreds from trampling and collapsing supports. Many would excuse this as a rush of enthusiasm.
Well, I say screw that excuse no matter how true it is. In my opinion the punishments should become more severe each year until the fear is collective and the fans learn to remain seated. No more accepting the "mob" mentality. If it comes to the point where fans have to spend 30 years in prison for involuntary manslaughter, good. Making it life if they want to tear down fences just to get the socks or whatever off some player and end up killing others is something I might agree with.
My motto is learn to behave or else. I believe in being tough.
What are your opinions?