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So there was a big earthquake in Colombia, a magnitude of 7.4. If anyone wants to d0nate here is a g0fundm3 link, the d0nations will go directly to help black and indigenous communities of this organization. Every help counts, especially since those communities don't receive help from the State
This is even more interesting in the light of the news breaking that FIFA wants to privatize part of the World Cup, and one of the would-be investors is Trump's son in law.
Now, almost two weeks after the final, we have FIFA opening "disciplinary action" against Argentina (on bullshit), just as UEFA, CONMEBOL and other continental governing bodies are attempting to boycott these plans.
(and don't get me started on the bill Milei was trying to pass while everyone was distracted with the World Cup)
Is, almost, like there were vested interests in creating a distraction big enough, for these things to move forward almost to a point where back-tracking would be impossible, while the Internet Moral Police™️ was patting itself on the back for hating Argentina and supporting Spain on the grounds of anti-racism.
Don't even get me started on which country harbored more Nazis, because it is a real choice
argentina con milei chile con kast peru con fujimori colombia con abelardo nicaragua con... todo y ni hablar venezuela...dios mio las venas abiertas de latinoamerica jamas se van a cerrar
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The levels of crying Spain is managing even after winning the final are insane.
What do you mean there are pages pushing the idea that the Argentina team "turned their backs on the World Champions as they celebrated"... What the Argentina team was doing was sharing a moment with their own fans and thanking them, something that you see pretty regularly in big games.
Don't worry, it doesn't matter what Argentina does they will find a way to hate it. Most of the world fell for the Anti-Argentina propaganda. There are white people being racist to Afro Argentineans for supporting the country.
Its sad, they won and their attention is still on us. One would think they would be busy celebrating what they won.
Look, I'm not saying you have to like Argentina or Messi or their style of playing... Or that Argentina is a perfect country where there is no racism. You can like Spain, or whatever colonizer you choose. But the moral grandstanding definitely is a choice, when the team you're rooting for is Spain.
The Spanish media has been debating for years whether or not Nico Williams and Lamine Yamal should even play for the national team, because they're black and their parents immigrants. Vinicious Jr and Kylian Mbappé have a whole main plot each La Liga season where week in and week out they're subjected to a new racist incident, by La Liga org, the media, the clubs or the fans, solely because they're the most outspoken players about the issue (don't get me started on the shit Ester Expósito has to put up with for dating MBappé). A few years ago, players were being thrown bananas while on the pitch. They call south American players sudacas as an insult.
You truly support whatever country you want, but let's stop pretending this is about morality or anti-racism, when you're attacking and silencing black Argentinians or black immigrants in Argentina, just because they are not saying what you want to hear.
I am from Argentina. I never rooted for Spain and I would never root for them, or England or France. Siempre la albiceleste primero, Latam despues.
I wish Venezuela to win, one of the few countries I support outside of Argentina. Peru is another team I would enjoy if they win. In Europe I only support Ireland, Scotland and Wales because they are victims of colonizers as us even today.
When I say you, I mean like a general you, not you-you.
But I feel you, like, if I am watching the Euros or a game without a South American... Sure I'll pick an European to root for. I'm partial to Germany and Norway, but I'm not gonna root for Germany over Ecuador or Colombia or Argentina. Just like I wouldn't root for England over Scotland. I did that when I was an edgy teenager, I'm past that now.
The levels of crying Spain is managing even after winning the final are insane.
What do you mean there are pages pushing the idea that the Argentina team "turned their backs on the World Champions as they celebrated"... What the Argentina team was doing was sharing a moment with their own fans and thanking them, something that you see pretty regularly in big games.
Don't worry, it doesn't matter what Argentina does they will find a way to hate it. Most of the world fell for the Anti-Argentina propaganda. There are white people being racist to Afro Argentineans for supporting the country.
Its sad, they won and their attention is still on us. One would think they would be busy celebrating what they won.
Look, I'm not saying you have to like Argentina or Messi or their style of playing... Or that Argentina is a perfect country where there is no racism. You can like Spain, or whatever colonizer you choose. But the moral grandstanding definitely is a choice, when the team you're rooting for is Spain.
The Spanish media has been debating for years whether or not Nico Williams and Lamine Yamal should even play for the national team, because they're black and their parents immigrants. Vinicious Jr and Kylian Mbappé have a whole main plot each La Liga season where week in and week out they're subjected to a new racist incident, by La Liga org, the media, the clubs or the fans, solely because they're the most outspoken players about the issue (don't get me started on the shit Ester Expósito has to put up with for dating MBappé). A few years ago, players were being thrown bananas while on the pitch. They call south American players sudacas as an insult.
You truly support whatever country you want, but let's stop pretending this is about morality or anti-racism, when you're attacking and silencing black Argentinians or black immigrants in Argentina, just because they are not saying what you want to hear.
The levels of crying Spain is managing even after winning the final are insane.
What do you mean there are pages pushing the idea that the Argentina team "turned their backs on the World Champions as they celebrated"... What the Argentina team was doing was sharing a moment with their own fans and thanking them, something that you see pretty regularly in big games.
I was gonna ask if you thought Alicent knows that Ormund is willing to kill all her other children to sit the one he has power over on the Throne... But then I remembered that she literally does not give a fuck
At the very least, I am happy I didn't fall for the conspiracy theories and the moral posturing of some people
I just think you guys should know that
1. The Venezuelan government did hold a Military parade to commemorate Venezuela's Indepence on July 5th. That's merely eleven days after the earthquakes that devastated huge areas of Caracas, La Guaira, Aragua and Carabobo. And while they have been facing accusations of delaying aid by not deploying the Guardia Nacional, until days later.
2. The person who has been put in charge of the "Misión Renace Venezuela" is Jacqueline Farias. Back in 2006 she was given $103million for a clean up project on the Guaire river, she spent all the money and we are still waiting to be able to bathe in the river. She was, also, in charge of CANTV (a government own internet and phone services provided), Movilnet (a government owned cell services provider), and Hidrocapital (a government owned water company).
Not that it should surprise anyone who's been paying attention, but the Venezuelan government does not give a fuck and they never had.
Keep Venezuela in your thoughts ❤️🩹
Venezuela was hit by two earthquakes yesterday, a 7.2 and a 7.5. Many parts of the country have been reduced to rubble, and areas of Caracas have been flattened. Their infrastructure has already been under immense strain. Here's how you can help:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/emergency-relief-for-venezuela-earthquake-victims
https://thehouse-project.org/products/support-the-house-project-make-a-difference-today
in case you haven't heard, parts of venezuela were recently hit by a series of earthquakes, affecting communities across the country.
as venezuela is my home country, all of this hits especially close to home. thankfully, my family and loved ones are safe since they were in cities not as severely affected. however, many others have not been as fortunate and are now facing the aftermath of these events.
years of political and economic instability have left many communities with limited resources and infrastructure, making it even more difficult to respond to emergencies like this. there are reports of people who remain missing, and many families are still waiting for news about their loved ones. rescue efforts have been made even more difficult by shortages of equipment, ambulances, and other emergency resources needed to respond to a disaster of this scale.
if you're able to, please consider sharing information, supporting verified relief efforts, or simply helping spread awareness about what is happening.
here’s a link where you can donate if you can
Venezuela needs our help now. After a devastating earthqu… I Love Venezuela Foundation ha bisogno del tuo sostegno per Emergency Relie
i’ll try to get more help resources to post here!
keep my country in your prayers 💔
