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Young men don’t want your Nazi bullshit because they have gay and trans friends, their favorite coworker is a 50 year old Mexican guy, and they noticed that you’re scaring the hoes
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Protester in Paraguay: "The whole mafia structure in all of South America has to fall, Argentina is next, Milei has to be swept out"
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"You can't Celebrate another country's goal. It's not even your country "
Me celebrating Ireland goal against against Israel:
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🇮🇪 El club irlandés Bohemians FC lanzó una camiseta en solidaridad con Cuba, que sufre el bloqueo de Estados Unidos.
La camiseta lleva la imagen de la bandera cubana y el 30% de lo recaudado por cada camiseta vendida se destinará al país caribeño.
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Mo Salah dancing on the streets of Vancouver with fans, after he scores to help Egypt win their first ever World Cup game
Is right lad
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ironic disaffected nonchalance masking the deeper insecurity of his anticipated failure...this coping mechanism will catch up with you in your thirties brother. get ahead of it now!
“For me personally, it’s not like all that much is changing. It’s just another big tournament, to be honest.”
USMNT star Christian Pulisic is on latest edition of GQ magazine.
He knows people are excited about the World Cup, but he’s relaxed about it.
“I get texts from my family and close friends—they're definitely all excited about it, for sure,” Pulisic said.
“I mean, I feel like I’m constantly playing in big games. For me personally, it’s not like all that much is changing. It’s just another big tournament, to be honest.
“A lot of people are trying to make it even more than it is. I get it, it’s a huge tournament [shrugs].
“I’m looking forward to it.”
Let’s see if this relaxed attitude can ease pressure off of Pulisic and help him shine in the World Cup.
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2am - Haiti vs Scotland
5am - Australia vs Turkey
6pm - Germany vs Curacao
9pm - Netherlands vs Japan
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Diogo Jota's wife, Rute Cardoso, has written a letter to Scotland captain Andy Robertson ahead of the World Cup.
She thanks Robertson for his friendship, and for preserving Diogo's memory. Robertson adds he'll have Jota at the forefront of his mind.🙏
if this is true why are there almost ZERO latinos on the team?
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“Soccer is not political.”
The USMNT Captain:
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Not a single peep from the likes of the BBC or CNN, the same outlets that were reporting on the Iranian women’s football team three times a day.
Western media doesn’t care about women’s freedom in Iran, Palestine or Lebanon unless it can be weaponised to serve their narrative.
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Announcer: “Up next at this World Cup game… the penalty SHOOTOUT.”
Americans in the stands: xitter.gq/Violencenews/status/20…


































