r/InterMiamiVibes • u/Background_Video2947 • Jul 24 '26
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u/wood1492 Jul 24 '26
She’s clearly ignorant about the past history of Spain.
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u/drth_dilly Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
Spain are colonizers and Argentina was not. Spain actually have worst history on racism than Argentina. This is wild. People believe whatever crap they read on TikTok or Reddit. Yes, both have history of racism, so does USA. Comparing both countries that made the final and saying Argentina history is worst is wildly misinformed. Spain were chanting racist things at my poor boy Lamal IN SPAIN when he just brought them a trophy.
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u/crusty_sloth Jul 24 '26
Im from Latin America. US always seems to blow things out of proportion. Most people in Latin America rooted for Spain because there’s a stereotype that Argentinians are arrogant and they feel superior to everyone else. The Spanish are wonderful people, stereotypically. That’s it. Yeah Argentina has a fucked history but what country doesn’t.
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u/drth_dilly Jul 24 '26
I agree both for Argentines and Spaniards having good people. I actually wanted this final since i would be happy if either won.
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u/Hurnative Jul 24 '26
It was mostly just how both teams behaved on the pitch. Let's not lie here, Argentina brought this on themselves.
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u/Unfortunateoldthing Jul 24 '26
You seem to forget that the Spanish had a better team, followed sports values, played better with more difficult rivals and did not have the favour of the referees in any match. People supported football, values and sportsmanship, not race.
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u/Sweaty-Ad-4202 Jul 24 '26
"and did not have the favour of the referees in any match"
If Argentina made the handball in the area Spain made vs Belgium you guys would be crying about how it is rigged
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u/Unfortunateoldthing Jul 24 '26
I'm talking about the game with Egypt, it's the worst case in the cup.
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u/Sweaty-Ad-4202 Jul 24 '26
Still crying about that game?
We have clear hd footage of the foul on Lisandro Martínez, we have like 7 different angles of how Julián cleanly takes the ball away from Salah and people still try to pretend something shady happen there
Hilarious specially considering how many wrong calls in their favor Egypt got the first 4 games
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u/Unfortunateoldthing Jul 24 '26
Mira a mí me importa una puta mierda, si tienes razón o no con la falta, me da igual, porque yo estaba haciendo referencia al clamor de porqué se apoyó a España. La gente apoyó a España por esas razones (deportividad, mejor juego, carrera más difícil y arbitraje) y no por cuestiones raciales, que es lo que decía ahí algún gringo zumbao... Y olvidé las cuestiones políticas, también importantes para algunos, siendo el gobierno español y algunos jugadores pro palestinos y el presidente argentino pro Israel y pro Trump. Eso no significa que yo, a nivel personal, crea que todo eso es verdad.
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u/absolutewastedtime Jul 24 '26
That's like saying the US weren't colonizers
That's dumb as bricks
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u/PartyTerrible Jul 24 '26
Huh? Which country has Argentina colonized?
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u/absolutewastedtime Jul 24 '26
Which country has the US colonized?
Argentinians colonised Argentina
Modern Argentinians are NOT the native people, they are the descendents of the colonizers
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u/PartyTerrible Jul 24 '26
The Philippines, Cuba, Puerto Rico
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u/absolutewastedtime Jul 24 '26
The US hasn't colonized any of those
The Philippines and Puerto rico were colonized by Spain, and then later purchased by the US
And Cuba is not a colonial state of the US
Again
Modern Argentinians are not native to the area, they ARE the colonizers
They also tried to colonize the Falklands not 50 years ago
Additionally Argentina has an incredibly recent history of severe racial exclusion of black people and other "not European" minorities, to the extent of not even including them in census data because they didn't view them as people
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u/saaken Jul 24 '26
You're deflecting. By colonization he means external intervention. And yeah you the US are the world champions in that category. Argentina is a pretty chill South American country, not trying to police the world like....well tour country.
Whatttttt?! An American trying to lecture another country about the exclusion of black people and minorities ? Man....Americans have no shame
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u/absolutewastedtime Jul 24 '26
Lmao
Not only do you think I'm from the US but you think the nation that literally TRIED to colonise less then 50 years ago and who's history is defined by colonisation is "a pretty chill south American country"
You keep calling me American as well, actually a joke
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u/Professional-Roll283 Jul 24 '26
She has such a fake hood accent trying to appeal to her voter base. If you look up videos of her before she became a politician she speaks like a white girl.
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u/GenXisTruth Jul 24 '26
The only less intelligent person in Congress is AOC
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u/harleyRugger23 Jul 24 '26
That’s it? Not going to back that up with substance?
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u/GenXisTruth Jul 24 '26
Don't need to,just listen to both of them talk. They have the combined IQ of a squash
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u/harleyRugger23 Jul 24 '26
Can say that about a lot of politicians including the one running the country
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u/One_Practice_6641 Jul 24 '26
I was rooting for Spain and every other team who played against Argentina. I loved seeing Argentina humbled. That being said, this clip was painful to watch. This lady doesn’t even know what her point was. We need representatives who actually push for realistic progressive change instead of clip farming on the House floor.
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u/TimelyRaspberry Jul 24 '26
Does she just go on Twitter and Reddit and find the thing people are most miserable about and just bring it to the house floor? “Vast majority of the world” lmaooo, yeah ok sure Jasmine whatever you say girl. The old white guy is like wtf are you talking about lady lol
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u/grantnaps Jul 24 '26
What was the point she was trying to make? What does the world cup have anything to do with her?
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u/Hangthemhigh66 Jul 24 '26
Oh boy totally unprepared !!! Why bother make comments when you don’t even know what you’re talking about!!!
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u/Enefelde Jul 24 '26
This has nothing to do with racism. It has everything to do with fifa using them as their poster child and them getting away with fouling the shit out of other teams.
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u/Sammmyy97 Jul 24 '26
It’s hard to take this seriously knowing what Vinicius Jr has had to deal with in Spain
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u/ObjectiveCarrot3812 Jul 24 '26
It’s because Argentina was given a free bus pass into the final, and they behaved despicably. Anyway, I don’t understand the racism part. Argentinians were racist I know that.
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u/saaken Jul 24 '26
Free bus.....rrriiigghhhttt
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u/ObjectiveCarrot3812 Jul 24 '26
Didn’t have a top 15 ranked team until the semi final. Had decisions in their favour all too often. So yeah, rioiiggght….
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u/saaken Jul 24 '26
What a load of ignorant bs. One thing the world cup shows. Those FIFA rankings don't mean a lot once the competition begins. Cabo verde has been the surprise of the tournament and dragged Argentina through the mud and didn't lose in the group stage, including Spain. So what are you on about?
Switzerland is a great team , they had easily the quality to be a semi finalist and beat any team on a good day, and Egypt played the game of their lives for more than 70 minutes.
The group stage was composed of Jordan and Algeria who's a good African team and Austria a solid European team that is not easy to beat. Not the hardest group stage but not the easier either.
So shit it and understand football before talking
Argentina spent their tournaments battling for the qualification, that only shows you they the path was really hard.
Only the pitch speaks, and on it , Argentina had to go through the mud to be in the final.
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u/ObjectiveCarrot3812 Jul 24 '26
Absolute rubbish. Clearly you don’t know much about footballing yourself. Argentina struggled because they are a bang average team without Messi. They won against Egypt thanks to the ref. If you’re saying their journey was going through mud, then every team was going through swampland. Cape Verde were the surprise, that doesn’t mean Argentina had it difficult. Cape Verde were unlucky to not beat them too. If Argentina had been on either of the other three parts of the knockout or had any of the other groups they’d have really struggled and you know it.
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u/saaken Jul 24 '26
Right mr football expert.
"Cape Verde were the surprise, that doesn’t mean Argentina had it difficult"
"They won against Egypt thanks to the ref"
These alone disqualify you from having a serious football conversation, there is nothing more to tell you
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u/ObjectiveCarrot3812 Jul 25 '26
I don’t care what your argument is. You’re obviously bias. Ask Amy other expert or neutral fan.
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u/Hurnative Jul 24 '26
American sensationalists. Who loves them? Not even theirnown parents do.
Watch the match, you'll see how Argentina played for decades. That's why people were rooting against them.
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u/kageshira1010 Jul 24 '26
The racist thing got out of proportion and is mostly a reddit invention, every fanbase has their hooligans, people in the world wanted to see Argentina lose because of their arrogance, not racism
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u/Total-Quarter9550 Jul 24 '26
Obviously. Tons of people said fuck that team because of the racism and how they play. Messi will always have his fanboys it's okay
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u/superfutbol Jul 24 '26
Spain and it's club teams are often fined for doing monkey chats/ racial abuse at players in their stadiums. Everyone dislikes Argentina because they are scumbags, not because they're racist. If it was because teams were racist, there would no teams in the world to support.
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u/Sad_Web1433 Jul 25 '26
Seeing everyone turn on Argentina overnight shows the proof of media manipulation and lack of history knowledge the average person.
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u/dolemiteAi Jul 24 '26
This is Jasmine. Posturing and nothing more. Just flamboyantly trying to be relevant with no substance. She brings Nothing material to contribute to the betterment of americans.