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To: dennisw

All this over a soccer game?


3 posted on 03/06/2022 7:20:30 AM PST by dennisw
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The cartels members are also soccer fans, so it’s not only sports rivalry it’s gang rivalry as well. Media wont talk about it.


8 posted on 03/06/2022 7:26:38 AM PST by IllumiNaughtyByNature (The kernel of our firm's job is to go with lots. - tnlibertarian job offer letter)
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And not even a mention of the score when the game was suspended! /sarc


30 posted on 03/06/2022 7:49:02 AM PST by xp38
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“All this over a soccer game?”

Right, who fights over soccer?


39 posted on 03/06/2022 8:13:13 AM PST by SaxxonWoods (The only way to secure your own future is to create it yourself.)
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Well....soccer violence is famous worldwide. It’s not as bad as past decades but still erupts.

Many fans put all their energy into this single sport - it, quite literally, becomes “life and death” if their team wins or not...as dumb as it is.

I saw this growing up in the UK. I laugh when I hear “America is such a violent place”...sure, when it comes to inner city gangs and drugs - but the average culture is far less violent. I’ve *never* been to a sporting event in the USA and feared for my safety. Going to soccer games in the UK in the 80s required eyes in the back of your head and the fans are completely segregated, as they still are today....otherwise they’d tear each other apart with every goal.


52 posted on 03/06/2022 9:53:23 AM PST by fuzzylogic (welfare state = sharing of poor moral choices among everybody)
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