@ArturoVill7 Anyone who has been following football closely on and off the field for the last decade already knew this. Messi is an arrogant person who has been able to cover his toxic personality thanks to the legends he was surrounded by at Barcelona
@TheCinesthetic Social media really ruined the mystery. I miss when celebrities left us guessing about their political beliefs instead of making them their entire personality.
@ElSecreDeEuge El problema es que Messi es un jugador extraordinario, pero un hombre pequeño. En el Barça solo tenía que jugar al fútbol; no tenía que preocuparse por liderar porque ya estaban Puyol, Xavi e Iniesta.
@JohnHann04 Messi looked great when he was a small man surrounded by Puyol, Pique, Xavi, Iniesta and so on. The moment he had to become the leader he has shown multiple times his true colours. A lot of people that know him said this.
@MarioNawfal The “America has gone crazy” narrative isn’t just politics—it’s useful.
If people believe the U.S. is no longer a reliable ally, they’ll accept billions more in defense spending without asking too many questions.
Nothing unlocks government spending faster than fear.
@RodDMartin European countries never accounted for the fact that they would need to pay for their own protection and at the same time with the money they saved they put in place all these social safety nets and then lectured the US on how well they treat their own people
@JamesDula82 My biggest concern is the escrow. If you are JPM or Citi or anyone else would you invest in a coin that indirectly makes Ripple wealthier and potentially one of the biggest companies/banks in the world?