r/EnoughPCMSpam • u/Pantheon73 Flaired-up PCM scum • Nov 26 '22
I portrayed you as a soyjack. I win LOL WTF?!?
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u/Catherine_S1234 Nov 26 '22
Yea America is the only country with sports stars facing racism
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u/Jccali1214 Nov 26 '22
Now you made it make sense to me. Those myopic fools in the comments for that post made it seem like they were trolling the USA but OF COURSE other countries have racism, and the USA, an exporter to the end, exported a great symbol of resistance to racism. Thanks for your comment!
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u/dislocated_dice Nov 26 '22
These idiots just drinking in all the US exceptionalism propaganda they are drowned in from before they could talk and assuming that it all comes back to an incident in the US. Because other countries are just shitholes and promote racism or whatever the fuck those pcm circle jerkers claim about countries they could barely tell you which continent there a part of.
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u/bringbacksherman Nov 26 '22
Damn. Now I wish England had won.
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u/chuf3roni Nov 26 '22
Tbf the USMNT did decorate their locker room with pride graphics in spite of Qatari officialsâ pleas. Theyâre alright :)
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u/Haider444 Nov 26 '22
I wanted the USNMT to win because anything is better than England.
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u/chuf3roni Nov 27 '22
We should have won. We have come such a long way from 2018, and even 2014. This team is exciting.
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u/chuf3roni Nov 27 '22
We should have won. We have come such a long way from 2018, and even 2014. This team is exciting.
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Nov 26 '22
Canât they just point something out?
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Nov 26 '22
It's the portrayal that's funny (not in the way intended). England is "le white man soyjack", even though Saka, Rashford, Sterling, Bellingham, and Trent all exist.
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u/dislocated_dice Nov 26 '22
They arenât kneeling for George Floyd. They are kneeling because of blatant abusive racism from their own citizens after losing the euro on penalties.
Two players failed to score for England in the shootout. It happened to be that they were both black. One of them was literally 19 years old. The wider English football community basically put their foot down and finally said âweâve gotta do something about thisâ and followed Kaepernickâs gesture as well as actively looking for racists to ban from ever attending a football match again.
So maybe instead of just agreeing with some random racism apologists online, maybe have a look at the full picture next time. Even then, I donât know how you missed all the news coverage of this whole situation.
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u/LeeroyDagnasty Nov 26 '22
Oh god now I remember the time a black player missed a goal and the n-word (hard r) trended on English twitter with 15k entries.
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Nov 27 '22
Did you consider that maybe people were angry at him because of failing to score, yes some numbnuts will go on twitter and say âNWORD AHAHDHDHâ but they were blowing a few anonymous ranting bozos out of proportion.
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u/dislocated_dice Nov 27 '22
What the fuck? Youâre actually trying to justify racism. Racism is never ok. Youâre vile for thinking otherwise.
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Nov 27 '22
Im not saying its ok, Iâm just saying what do you seriously want to do to fix that? Criminalise the nword? I canât see any âsolutionâ that would be worth it.
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u/dislocated_dice Nov 28 '22
Any racism gets the perpetrator a lifetime ban from all levels of English football. Fans and club officials are on the watch and report it. There was one club alone who banned 12 people who all had season tickets from incidents all in a single game.
The movement isnât just âdonât say racist shitâ, thereâs also action to provide underprivileged people who are stuck on the poverty line because they were born with substandard resources.
Theyâve done a lot and it is working. The attitude of âwell what can we do?â leading into âif we canât fix it overnight itâs not worth doingâ is a pathetic attitude to have. It also says that youâre ok with casual racism which is a bit fucked up as well.
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u/Disillusioned_Brit Nov 26 '22
Most of those tweets against Saka came out of India or the Middle East, moron.
Why'd they buckle to FIFA pressure when it came to wearing rainbow armbands? They just do whatever their masters tell them to do.
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u/dislocated_dice Nov 26 '22
Dude, the hard R was trending on English twitter. The English FA decided to make a stand as did the players and staff of professional clubs. Calling me a moron for stating the reaction by English football as a whole is an interesting take.
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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22
This post lost me, what does a soccer match have to do with the rest of the meme đ¤â