It's an interesting balance to hold, isn't it? You (we) wouldn't want them to feign forced patriotism like dictators and communists demand. On the other hand, we want them to publicly demonstrate their love of country. And, we want this to come from young people who typically don't have the experience or wisdom to fully form their ideology. Many are coming from college campuses which have poured derision in their heads for 4 or more years.
I think the game and their collective age caught up to them. They put targets on their backs because #1 at their peak they were just short of unbeatable #2 they were outspoken and cocky.Too much time being SJW activists and not focusing on the task at hand. Distractions are dangerous for performance.
Swimming-King calls out criticism of U.S. silver surgeSilver and bronze medals are nice, but they also mean you didn't win.
"Excuse my French but the fact that we're not celebrating silver and bronze is ********," she said in response to critics of the U.S. team's performance after finishing second in the women's 200m breaststroke to South African Tatjana Schoenmaker, who broke the world record.
And always haveWe're losing the Olympics to China. They have 7 more gold medals than we do,
I always cheer for Team USA, even when they bring their politics into their sports. I don't believe they should be doing that, no matter what side of the political spectrum they fall on, but unfortunately, they do.
I don't actually think they're "losers", but the truth is, they didn't win. I think all Olympians should be proud just to have actually made it to the games. That takes hard work. But the winner get the gold medal. That's just truth.Prefer and act like silver is for losers are 2 different things. People are calling US silver and bronze medal winners losers which is pathetic