An Open Letter to the Bruins Organization & the City of Boston

[Ton]

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I think Rocky speaks for all of us here. Great series between two great cities.</p>

 

[PatrickShart]

I think Rocky and John McDonough both do.</p>

 

[WiHawksFan]

Chara still sucks</p>

 

[Chief Walking Stick]

McDonough certainly has done a great job during his tenure.</p>


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Seriously.</p>

 

[the canadian dream]

Rocky should have written</p>


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Fuckin worked our nutts off for this trophy and you can't take it away from us. WE ARE THE CHAMPS!!!</p>


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FUCKIN A CHICAGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO</p>


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respectfully</p>


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Rocky Wirtz</p>

 

[PatrickShart]

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[cplmac]

Obviously endorphines were still clouding his mind.   I still love him though for unfucking a franchise his father spent more than 4 decades destroying.</p>

 

[puckjim]

<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="Grimsonov" data-cid="203625" data-time="1372449213">

McDonough certainly has done a great job during his tenure.

 

Seriously.</p></blockquote>


I'd agree that the good has outweighed the bad.


Didn't look that way for a while, but it seems that the hockey people are firmly in charge of the hockey.


I guess that we'll see what happens when they're not good anymore.


Perhaps McDicklick and his toady Jay Blunk will be retired by then.

 

[IceHogsFan]

Have to agree.... the post in Boston was a class act.</p>


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Being at the parade and seeing the upbeat atmopshere all day reminded of the other cities that are not so fortunate with their level of class, think Vancouver.</p>

 

[The Mule]

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Have to agree.... the post in Boston was a class act.</p>


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Being at the parade and seeing the upbeat atmopshere all day reminded of the other cities that are not so fortunate with their level of class, think Vancouver.</p>
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Yeah, I think of it every day because I actually live in Vancouver. </p>


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Look, Vancouver got through an entire Olympics with little incident (the brief melee was caused by professional rioters and rabble rousers) and after Team Canada won gold the whole city was full of people being super fun and lovely, parading in our downtown core and cheering. The atmosphere was amazing and I felt nothing but safe. For the entire two weeks of the Olympics everything was fun and people from around the world were welcomed. There was an awful lot of hugging. The drinking may be to blame, but still, it was wonderful.</p>


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The Stanley Cup riot was more of a foregone conclusion, something somewhat planned by idiots who wanted to crush everything.  The clean up efforts were amazing and should be applauded. People came together. It was touching and a great outreach of the community of Vancouverites.  </p>


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Though not all, it's clear that many of those people did not live within the city limits. The suburbs aren't always to blame, but so many of the people charged and caught were not people who call Vancouver home, but people who came from outside to use the actual city as their garbage can and punching bag. They came from outside the urban area they don't want to live in, ran off to the outskirts so they can own their giant homes and ten cars and whatever other status symbols they feel will enrich their lives in a way community and sharing and living in a more densified area will not. 


I may dislike many things about my city, but it's not a classless piece of shit. At least not all the citizens are, just like anywhere.


Thanks for thinking we're garbage! It's extremely generous. Happy Canada Day weekend to us!!!!!</p>


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Just don't.</p>

 

[BiscuitintheBasket]

<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="Mulevery" data-cid="203718" data-time="1372532542">

Yeah, I think of it every day because I actually live in Vancouver. 

 

Look, Vancouver got through an entire Olympics with little incident (the brief melee was caused by professional rioters and rabble rousers) and after Team Canada won gold the whole city was full of people being super fun and lovely, parading in our downtown core and cheering. The atmosphere was amazing and I felt nothing but safe. For the entire two weeks of the Olympics everything was fun and people from around the world were welcomed. There was an awful lot of hugging. The drinking may be to blame, but still, it was wonderful.

 

The Stanley Cup riot was more of a foregone conclusion, something somewhat planned by idiots who wanted to crush everything.  The clean up efforts were amazing and should be applauded. People came together. It was touching and a great outreach of the community of Vancouverites.  

 

Though not all, it's clear that many of those people did not live within the city limits. The suburbs aren't always to blame, but so many of the people charged and caught were not people who call Vancouver home, but people who came from outside to use the actual city as their garbage can and punching bag. They came from outside the urban area they don't want to live in, ran off to the outskirts so they can own their giant homes and ten cars and whatever other status symbols they feel will enrich their lives in a way community and sharing and living in a more densified area will not. 

I may dislike many things about my city, but it's not a classless piece of shit. At least not all the citizens are, just like anywhere.

Thanks for thinking we're garbage! It's extremely generous. Happy Canada Day weekend to us!!!!!

 

Just don't.</p></blockquote>


Having been to Vancouver many times, I have to agree with mule. Have had little issues with anyone there, even to watch the Hawks play the Nucks there. Sure there are assholes there, but they are everywhere and far from the norm.

 

[PatrickShart]

Your city is a classless piece of shot as kind as TCD roams free

 

[The Mule]

TCD is the classless asshole of our dreams!</p>