n_huffhines
What's it gonna cost?
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This is America. We can say just about anything we want. Others would love to be in our position.I think it sends a striking message to many of our adversaries that our athletes can openly protest their government. And even more importantly to their oppressed citizens. Who find this stuff online
Do you think coaching is part of the issue?
We need women willing to focus more on the game when they're in uniform, and on their social causes when they're not in uniform. I have zero problem with them expressing their social views. It's their right as Americans to do so. But when in uniform, they're on the job. Their focus should be the job, which is playing soccer. Most jobs do not allow you to freely go about expressing your political views, especially in what is viewed as contentious ways. FFS, I'd much more admire an athlete who took their time away from the field to espouse and support their cause. It would certainly ring more authentic and less a cry for attention and recognition.
When on the field, the only focus should be the game.
We should never lose in any sport.Am I upset USA lost? Yes. I'm a proud American
We should never lose in any sport.
Should we stand, out of respect? Hell yes. is it a choice? of course.
Just like you morans can carry a pistol with you anywhere, and your Orange President can spout ******** everywhere he goes.
Those girls can stand on one leg for all I care.
Does anybody defending the team actually think Rapinoe likes the US? If she wants asked about it, would she say anything good? Has she ever said anything good about it?
Leave Joanie out of thisWe should never lose in any sport.
Should we stand, out of respect? Hell yes. is it a choice? of course.
Just like you morans can carry a pistol with you anywhere, and your Orange President can spout ******** everywhere he goes.
Those girls can stand on one leg for all I care.