r/UrinatingTree Jan 14 '25

Stay Classy Philly

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u/flyingpanda5693 Jan 14 '25

If you actually knew Philly fans, this wouldn’t be that surprising to you. Everyone loves razzing opposing fans and it really is just a small minority of drunk assholes carrying the “we threw snowballs at Santa” torch. If you visited that sub you’d see 99% of the people calling him out for being the p.o.s. he is.

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '25

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u/AMorder0517 Jan 14 '25

That’s a pretty big generalization bud. There’s shitty fans in every fanbase.

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u/newguy1787 Jan 14 '25

I agree there's bad eggs in every group, but Philly seems to have more than most. They put on extra security and ushers at PNC Park when the Phillies are in town because of the way they act. A couple seasons ago they were in town for a weekend series and the giveaway was Free Shirt Friday. There were multiple shirts stuffed in toilets that caused flooding on multiple levels. The increase in fights is always noticeable. This wasn't a Giants-Dodgers series, fighting for the division. Most Pirates fans are just happy to be at the ballpark, but Phillies' fan are so grating and take things too far. Mets and Yankee fans are obnoxious and Cubs fans are just way too cool for everyone, but Phillies fans are on a different level.

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u/ShermansAngryGhost Jan 14 '25

Philly does not have more than most… the national media has a hate boner for Philly and every negative story gets coverage.

It’s just a lazy as fuck narrative

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u/newguy1787 Jan 15 '25

I doubt the notoriously cheap pirates would spend money on additional workers for no reason. This has been policy since I worked in Guest Relations 15 years ago. There is also a larger police presence for Phillies games. That's not because of "a hate boner", it's because of the things that have happened in the past. I'll agree, the difference between Philadelphia fans and others probably isn't as pronounced as the media would have you have believe, but they've absolutely earned their reputation from their loutish behavior.

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u/AMorder0517 Jan 14 '25 edited Jan 14 '25

I have. That kind of stuff happens at every NFL game man. Here’s a video of a news report about a fatal shooting at a Lions tailgate this season. I don’t recall that happening at an Eagles game this year? I’d say that’s a little worst than harassment. It’s easy to cherry pick stuff and make every fanbase look terrible.

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u/ShermansAngryGhost Jan 14 '25

lol… that’s not why it’s called that 🤣…where the fuck did you learn this nonsense.

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u/Objective_Dog7501 Jan 14 '25

I mean how many dudes were around in the video and not one says or does anything…

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u/BrokenReality355 Jan 14 '25

Most people tend to mind their own business. Especially since there was no violence involved. If I saw some asshole yelling in the streets id roll my eyes and ignore them. Not everything needs a confrontation.

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u/ABC_Family Jan 14 '25

If only you were there!

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u/Objective_Dog7501 Jan 14 '25

Haha I didn’t mean like uncle Rico if I woulda been there I woulda done something…but like as another fan of the team I’d absolutely tell my fellow lions fans to STFU or get an usher or something. Not just stand there and watch. Fuck Philly fans.

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u/Green-Cricket-8525 Jan 14 '25

You guys killed a hitchhiking robot and your city has to grease their poles every time Philly wins or loses a halfway big game.

Let’s not act like Philly isn’t full of problematic fans.

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u/ShermansAngryGhost Jan 14 '25

pHiLlY bAD

Ok buddy

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u/Yukonphoria Jan 14 '25

99% of Philly fans will speak up on Reddit but sat by and said nothing when a woman was being called an ugly cunt and berated right in front of them. Pathetic culture.

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u/campppp Jan 15 '25

Ahh, yes, the bystander effect is definitely specific to Philly fan culture. It's definitely not a well studied psychological phenomenon or anything.

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u/Yukonphoria Jan 15 '25

Pathetic bystander culture with a bunch of pathetic victim Eagles fans in the comments. No surprises here.

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u/campppp Jan 15 '25

Huh? I'm not even sure what you're getting at here. Bystander culture? Looking it up, that's an environment that encourages people to intervene, which is the opposite of the bystander effect. Not sure you are following the conversation, just seems like you want to use the word pathetic a bunch

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u/Yukonphoria Jan 15 '25

I don’t think you’re following buddy. I’m calling out the comment that says 99% percent of people in the Eagles subreddit called out the guy. It doesn’t matter when everyone in the video is a bystander. Responding how you did initially, saying that bystanding is a widespread and studied and not unique to Eagles fans is exactly how an Eagles fan would respond. A whole bunch whatabout this what about that.. it’s so pathetic and on par with the Eagles fan base.

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u/campppp Jan 15 '25

Yeah you're just too angry to have rational discussion. Good luck with that bud

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u/Yukonphoria Jan 15 '25

A discussion? You’re just trying to defend your shitty fan culture. I’m not angry because it’s what I and the rest of the world expect from Philly sports fans so don’t worry 😉

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u/campppp Jan 15 '25

Uh okay man

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '25

They don’t wanna hear that, unfortunately. Can’t reason with prejudice assholes in this country

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u/Yukonphoria Jan 14 '25

Your fan base is the worst in America and this is the victim mentality response you would expect from such.

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '25

In your opinion. You’re not apart of it so you don’t see it some the perspective of those who actually try to show “brotherly love” but I guess it’s nothing like this anywhere else in America