Oakland Raiders' Fan Code of Conduct

Recently, for those of you that visit the teams' website, the Raiders recently released a video detailing the Team's Fan Code of Conduct.

Now, for some of us that go to Oakland's games, contrary to what the media tells us about, it's a lot of fun, a good atmosphere, and a place to stand behind our team, through thick or thin.

Some even look at this as a Muslim going to Mecca...it's something that must be done in their lives, and until done, they have not truly lived.

Some may feel that this is an example of the leagues' method of calling it the No Fun League, No Foul Language, or No Fruits League. To others, it's a chance to make a game be more driven to the family, so kids can watch the next generation of Raiders play against rivals...and personally, who wants to wear a beer instead of drinking one?

To its degree, it's nice that teams are taking this approach. But I also wonder if it will be as successful in other towns that are bitter, angry centers of hatred, like Denver or Kansas City. Will they let the Raider Nation come in, and cheer without a threat, or other forms of vulgar and insulting actions?

If it can work both ways, fine and dandy. But if we get it from fans in San Diego, etc...then don't hold us back from defending ourselves.

Because rule No. 1 for the Raider Nation still applies...we're family. We defend each other like kin.

As a last side note, to the readers of this article, take a moment, and before you bash others, think up a stronger defense of your opinion than STFU.

Besides showing a lack of good debating skills...it's a crude defense. Any argument can be solved on a debate...you just gotta stick to your guns.

And call in the calvary when the going gets tough.

This is RCA signing out...You can now go back to your regularly-scheduled article.