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@DEVIKA12327912 Please go read the Flag code on Ministry of Home affairs. It is exactly opposite to what you have posted. You thought your fake fact checking will not be caught

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@1ProudHindu1 @gharkekalesh It’s not allowed in public places. And when you are in a tourist place you should not be smoking wherever you want.

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@gharkekalesh It’s always someone from Delhi. Stereotypes writes themselves 😂

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@sehajdhillon_ It’s just a matter of time

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@Vtxt21 Ofcourse they are not gonna talk about disgusting things said by a Kerala BJP spokesperson.

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@hanshiii @TinuAna22900659 Your dim-witted mind can’t grasp the difference between opposing a bill’s implementation and opposing its objective. Congress argued the law focused more on punishment than prevention and demanded accountability for repeated paper leaks. Learn the difference before commenting.

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@Mbahdeyforyou When did Nigeria get a World Cup. Did they even qualify

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@AliveApathetic @PedroBa60863528 I’m not denying other teams have bigger issues like rape allegations. Those are far worse. But Argentina’s team keeps engaging in racist chants without apology, and even gets defended by people in government. When it’s a repeated pattern, criticism is deserved.

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@AliveApathetic @PedroBa60863528 Calling out repeated racist behavior isn’t “targeting.” If a team repeatedly embarrasses itself with racist chants, people will associate that behavior with the team until it changes. That’s accountability, not prejudice.

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@cherry_beret @mattturck Mocking him back involves calling him the N word, throwing things at him?

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@GrowthMindsHub https://t.co/bmhYSpD5dS

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One is football, the other is anti-football.

Whomever handles Argentina's PR really has a lot of work on their hands after this WC. I don't think I've ever seen so much backlash.

They don't give a fuck. Argentinians are very stubborn, especially when they're wrong, moreso when it's about football.

The whole of south america are happy that the world is starting to acknowledge that Argentinians are rascist.

Their rugby team has also lost their marbles (after being seen as a fairly respected team). Something is going on in Argentina.

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@AliveApathetic @PedroBa60863528 A national team is literally representing its country. If your representatives repeatedly engage in racist chants and poor sportsmanship, don't be surprised when people associate those actions with the image they project. Criticising that isn't attacking every Argentine.

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@GrowthMindsHub What propaganda? The footage is public. They turned their backs on the champions. Argentina has repeatedly been in the headlines for racist chants and unsporting conduct. Calling that out isn't propaganda—it's accountability.

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@GrowthMindsHub The propaganda is pretending this was normal sportsmanship. Turning your back on the champions, refusing basic respect, and then trying to justify it isn't "supporting your fans." Add Argentina's repeated racism controversies in football, and the pattern of poor behaviour.

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@GrowthMindsHub Stop blaming propaganda for your team's disgraceful behaviour.

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@krugermacro Spain made a guard of honour for the Argentina players, even after their disgusting behaviour. The least Argentina could have done was to face the Spain team.

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@fiago7 Still think he is the best player?