@gemuellert Gotta love them. At least they're not pillaging anymore.
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@rtcizenski
I'm a Neutron surrounded on social media by Protons and Electrons.
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I don’t know, maybe the US should just realize that it isn't the center of the universe?
Ian Miller@ianmSC
I don’t know, maybe the US should just host every World Cup
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@albhoy67_16052 @Athorvin I love how apoplectic people get over use of the term "football."
It's just hilarious how serious people get about this topic.
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@rtcizenski @Athorvin Still living up to the stereotype of the dumb yank. The ruling body for the sport world wide is FIFA. The Federation of International Football Associations, not soccer Associations.
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whats with all this animosity?
Heretic@HereticOnX
imagine losing your favorite sport to a country that couldnt give two shits about it
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@Sup3rbobb Only because media propaganda has messed up your minds. You no longer have the ability to seperate the American people from their shitty government. If you count American X-twitter posters, that's even more deranged.
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Not really. Americans just realising that every other country hates them
🛒 SweetTooth | DPMO 🛒@SweetToothAudio
Some guy pulled up to the World Cup event in a MAGA hat to harass the Mexico supporters and a bunch of Korean dudes stepped up and almost jumped him. This is the closest we’ve ever been to world peace 😭
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@hf_222222 It's just someone trying to dow division among friends.
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As an Australian, I regret to report this isn't really true, the only sport where we have a rivalry with the US is swimming.
🅱️askerville@WB_Baskerville
One of the funniest things about the World Cup/Olympics/whatever is how Australia truly believes they have like a massive bitter sports rivalry with the United States and Americans have zero awareness of this
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@aonefouroh Look at you, all cuddled up in your happy place, hating on America just because there's nothing better for you to do. Can't leave your house without fear of being assaulted, just living your best life.
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Americans being hospitable to foreigners for a week and writing fanfiction about this World Cup is the most embarrassing thing to witness
Tactical Manager@ManagerTactical
The last time foreigners enjoyed a World Cup this much was back in 2014 🇧🇷 They’re loving the 🇺🇸 and 🇲🇽 As for 🇨🇦, I don’t know. They’re ok.
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It’s their best national quality, getting the impossible done.
Tom@yoamomonstruos
Real question, does america really think it has a chance at winning a world cup?
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@BowtiedPeak I don't know how Argentinians will take being made a part of Europe. I think they may object to being a part of the EU.
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Someone give this idiot a map.
Kay 🇪🇸🇦🇷@kola_wole_
USA fans are in for a rude awakening when USA face European giants like France, Argentina and England. Im a patient man I’ll wait.
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@DJ_Tao Now that's a statement I can get behind. Truly insightful to make the distinction, when so many have not.
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Americans are the best part about America, whereas its government is its worst
🇺🇸 Phigs@ItsPhigs
The World Cup has done irreparable damage to the anti-American narrative.
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@Theo_TJ_Jordan People that wear their politics on their sleeve, to the point of making decisions based upon how their political side would prefer, is a really messed up way to live your life.
I almost feel sorry for these indoctrinated people.
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This is Liberal Sociopathy. 👇 outside of Liberal media spaces, the American people were ecstatic for that game. In Seattle.
The needed Hatecraft is collapsing.
The Seattle Times@seattletimes
Some Seattle soccer fans have mixed feelings about patriotically backing the U.S. team during the FIFA Men's World Cup, given the actions of President Donald Trump. #Echobox=1781802264-2" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">seattletimes.com/seattle-news/w…
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@DiaLancea It's not Americans being talked about. It's the English that have been saying that forever.
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Americans thinking "It's coming home" is a deeply serious song is hilarious
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@clusterbitch_ Wearing your politics on your sleeve is never a good look. All you do is become a laughing stock for people that could not care less.
It must really suck to be carrying around all that hate in you at all times. It's really not a healthy way to live.
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“decades” europeans loved us until you fascist putin lovers ruined it
Meghan McCain@MeghanMcCain
Europeans coming to our country for the World Cup and having the best time they’ve ever had and undoing decades of progressive propaganda in a week is *chefs kiss* incredible. USA!!!! 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 (Also how does Europe not have ranch dressing)
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@Noahpinion There is validity in this statement. NYC, LA, SF, and DC are all massively overrated, and in decline.
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American culture is dominated by NYC, LA, SF, and sometimes DC.
We need more cultural awareness of Houston, Chicago, Miami, Austin, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Phoenix, and Dallas.
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@IamSean90 Yes, it's all bad. The outlook is for a terrible storm, with rain and high winds. There could even be a flood. It's bad, all bad, everything is bad. Alas, soccer has been defeated by greed.
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Soccer is being defeated. What an amazing victory for America
Mark D. Levine@MarkLevineNYC
This is 100% the experience in NYC. Hotel bookings are *lower* here than this time last year. Bookings into JFK are down from last year. FIFA had projected 1.2M visitors to NY/NJ. We will be lucky to hit 1/3 of that. Huge disappointment.
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@Loudlobster578 Well that's what happens when you play somewhere that alcohol isn't allowed.
Think of how bummed out Scotland's Tartan Army would be if this were 2022. I shudder the thought.
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The vibes of this years FIFA cup have been insane. Never let places like “Qatar” host this shit again. It feels like one non stop global party this last month
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@jsfreed YES! Another bite on this post. It's always hilarious.
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The arrogance of thinking youve “discovered” this quirky sport called football (watched by more people in the world than any other), and think it needs to be fixed so television (already making gobs of $£€ broadcasting it) can bring it to the masses.
Dilan Esper@dilanesper
I find soccer purists weird. Every sport, as it gets popular, makes adjustments to accommodate television coverage. Yes, the phony cover story of "hydration" is a bit silly, but healthy sports allow television networks to make more money so they can make more money!
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@acedtect All they have to do to learn this is, get away from the computer and leave their homes for a while.
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Millions of people discover that social media does not represent reality reuters.com/sports/soccer/…
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@Zar_RedIssue It's not our gay water breaks, it's FIFA's. I think FIFA means to keep them after the World Cup too.
Guess you have many more years to look forward to bitchin and moaning about water breaks.
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It’s football and in eight years you’ll have totally ruined it with your gay water breaks just to wedge in advertising 🚮
Christian@cbwritescopy
The United States will be the best soccer team in the world in 8 years Every kid in the states is watching the World Cup and picking up a soccer ball after this tournament
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@MotherJones Kind of late to the party, don't you think? It's been happening a week already.
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The World Cup is here.
For the first time, the tournament is happening in three countries at once: the United States, Mexico, and Canada. It’s bigger than ever, with more teams, more games, more viewers, and more money on the line.
This special World Cup episode of Reveal looks beyond the spectacle of the beautiful game to the organization behind it: FIFA. The global soccer body stands to take in billions from the tournament, while fans face soaring ticket prices and host cities pay massive sums for transportation, security, and infrastructure.
“Sport is this incredible glue that brings people together,” human rights advocate Mustafa Qadri tells Reveal. But he says that also makes it “highly vulnerable to cynical people coming in and exploiting it for their own gain.”
This week, reporters Alex Shephard, Tim Murphy of Mother Jones, and Reveal producer Artis Curiskis follow the money, power, and politics behind the World Cup—and ask who gets to be part of the world’s biggest game.
Listen to the Reveal episode here: revealnews.org/podcast/world-…
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