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@sultupud @Etihad_K @316simsim Please explain how the city of Seattle was involved in picking the teams that would play this weekend. Pride has been the last weekend in June in Seattle for many years

@Etihad_K @316simsim You’re obtuse if you think it wasn’t planned at all

How does this benefit both teams involved or LGBTQ+ people? Just pick another match where the message will be better celebrated.

@316simsim Seattles pride weekend starts tomorrow. It’s been the last weekend in June for many years. This was known before teams were chosen to play tomorrow. Why should the city change?

@stevemgordon67 Let’s see - Seattle has held Pride weekend the last weekend in June for years. This was well known before the teams were picked - which the city had no say in. Why should the city change for bigots?

It's hard to believe Seattle is this clueless Check that, no it's not...

@mightypharohh @saficntion The city of Seattle didn’t pick the teams. However, pride weekend has been the last weekend in June for years. This was planned far before the teams were selected

@saficntion yeah but the designated choice to specifically host “the pride match” between two muslim countries is just absurd tbh, could’ve just chose any of the other games in the same day and avoid cultural clashes.

when the world cup was in qatar the host country asked to respect homophobia bc it was “their culture” but now the world cup is hosted in three countries that have same sex marriage i’m not seeing the “respect the host country culture”

@Ramji_lll @PopBase Respect my culture as a Seattle resident

@PopBase Respect for diversity also includes respecting cultural and religious beliefs

FIFA will allow Pride flags at the Egypt vs. Iran World Cup match despite both nations calling for them to be banned. “The FIFA World Cup is an inclusive event that welcomes people from all backgrounds. Fans of all sexual orientations and gender identities are welcome at matches and events.”

@JeezyJoee @songbirdd99 @PopBase No. The last weekend in June has been Seattles pride weekend for years. The city is under no obligation to accommodate visitors

@songbirdd99 @PopBase The stadium will be full of Egyptians and Iranians. The fans don’t want it, the teams don’t want it, the players don’t want it, and the countries don’t want it. I’m pretty sure even gay people don’t want it in that setting and won’t feel represented Pick a better match to do it.

@JeezyJoee @PopBase It’s Pride weekend in Seattle this week. This has been held the last weekend of June in Seattle for years

@PopBase They literally chose the only match tomorrow that includes 2 Muslim sides and decided to make it the “pride” match. Nobody wants this…. Just rage-baiting for no reason, there won't be any gay fans at the Iran vs Egypt match. Just another case of performative virtue-signaling

@tomrollman I have been to Alaska and lived in Montana. Alaska wins - and it’s not particularly close

Say you haven’t been to Alaska without saying you haven’t been to Alaska.. (nothing against Montana)

@cityaestheticss @Sentient_B0t I mean you are allowed to have your opinions - even when they are simply wrong. WA is the best state

@Sentient_B0t Well, this is why North Carolina is the best state

Chicago is a shit hole sorry not sorry. Not stating KC is better. I'd rather live somewhere with mountains or ocean.

@VoteTrevorLee Bye bye - you won’t be missed

While the results did not go as we had hoped, I am deeply grateful to the voters, volunteers, donors, and supporters who stood with our conservative vision for a stronger Utah. Their hard work, prayers, and commitment to putting families and freedom first made this campaign possible. Together, we have moved District 16 and our state meaningfully to the right. Over the past four years, I was proud to help pass more than twenty bills advancing election integrity, immigration enforcement, tax relief, parental rights in education, pro-life protections, and policies that prioritize Utah families over federal overreach and radical ideologies. These accomplishments reflect the values we share limited government, personal responsibility, and faith in God and our communities. To my opponent Bob, I wish him the very best as he takes on this important role. Serving the people of District 16 is an honor, and I pray he will do so with integrity and a focus on what truly matters most. I now look forward to spending more precious time with my wife Kaitlin, our children, the greatest blessings in my life. I will continue to serve our community in other ways and remain an active voice for the conservative principles that make Utah exceptional.

@grablekelly05 @tedlieu @USNationalGuard Wait - torching water is destruction of property now?! Please show your precedent

Dear Lieu: These laws. So as a lawyer you look pretty stupid here. But you always do. Primarily 18 U.S.C. § 1361 (Destruction of Government Property), often charged as a misdemeanor in these cases. justice.gov The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is federal property under the National Park Service (part of the Department of the Interior) on the National Mall. Willfully injuring, defacing, removing, or damaging any U.S. government property—or attempting to—violates this statute. thefederalcriminalattorneys.com

Dear @USNationalGuard: What laws, if any, are being violated if a person touches the water in the reflecting pool?

@TheTeslaHoe Why argue - you are the licensed driver. You are responsible.

Just got into a 20 minute argument with this cop about FSD. He says in his NHTSA Tesla Safety class he learned you can pick your speed. I trying to tell him I CANNOT, only the speed profile. So sometimes the car goes like 5 under or 10 over it’s extremely inaccurate.

@D_perrino @HollyBriden @axios How exactly does one cite discrimination? I can give personal examples and those of friends, from when we lived in red states

@Hawk8710 @HollyBriden @axios Cite the discrimination

Why leaving red states isn't so simple for LGBTQ Americans axios.com/2026/06/20/lgb…

@HollyBriden @axios Discrimination is not imaginary.

@axios Maybe moving to an expensive blue state because of imaginary issues in a red state is a stupid move.

@WallensteinFan @chickenburritod @reduzivert9 I have 2 masters degrees. Since we are asking - what is your education level?

@Hawk8710 @chickenburritod @reduzivert9 Honest question: what grade did you drop out of high school?

Turn off the news and go outside

@WallensteinFan @chickenburritod @reduzivert9 He is making a vague claim. How is asking for clarification a bad thing? I would hate to assume he is making ridiculous, bigoted comments - though that is my initial guess. Better to ask clarification and not assume - wait for proof

@Hawk8710 @chickenburritod @reduzivert9 How daft are you?

@LeeConger2 @AlexMit47812339 @deuceohsixx You know that Seattle is a terminus for Alaska cruises right? Meaning that this is where the passengers do, in fact, disembark the ship. Many spend a day or two exploring the city

@AlexMit47812339 @deuceohsixx sh*tattle is a sh*thole. people don't even disembark cruise ships ... many just sit in the bar and drink or stay in the pool.

Seattle and New York City have socialist mayors who have won the Super Bowl and NBA Championships respectively in their first years.

@chickenburritod @WallensteinFan @reduzivert9 What party?

@Hawk8710 @WallensteinFan @reduzivert9 "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command."

@ISawGold @reduzivert9 For very obvious reasons I am not posting any more specifics on where my home is. Also, 2021-2022 were 4-5 years ago

@Hawk8710 @reduzivert9 Owned a home in Ballard for 20 years means you’re not that near the core and you’ve got selective memory. You’re willing to overlook in 2021-2022 when nearly every single business had a smashed window. You probably don’t even hear the screaming at night.

@ISawGold @reduzivert9 I also walk my dog in Ballard - you know where I have owned a home for 20 years. Never had a problem. Based on your 10% I should have been robbed repeatedly

@Hawk8710 @reduzivert9 Between 2022 and 2024 there was a 15-year spike of violent and property crime that put it on par with the 80s. That spike is now subsiding. I walk my dog at night in Ballard and there’s like a 10% on any given night I’m going to see someone try to steal or break something.