@SelecaoTalk Yeah ..because he started taking them regularly only a bit later in his career🙄
Also would love to see any evidence of these "brazilian legends" ....on how many matches they have actually played and if they did actually score these many feeekciks
🚨 Lamine Yamal statement.
“𝐈 𝐚𝐦 𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐥𝐢𝐦, 𝐚𝐥𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐝𝐮𝐥𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐡.
Yesterday in the stadium, the chant “the one who doesn’t boo is Muslim” was heard. I know it was aimed at the rival team and it wasn’t something against me — but as a Muslim, it doesn’t stop being a lack of respect and something intolerable”.
“I understand that not all the fans are like that… but to those who sing these things: using a religion as a joke in a stadium makes you look like ignorant and racist people”.
“Football is for enjoying it and cheering, not for disrespecting people for who they are or what they believe in”.
“That said, thanks to the people who came to cheer us on, see you at the World Cup”.
RETARD TATE?
When Andrew Tate was on trial for rape and sex trafficking, he made sure everyone saw the Quran in his hands.
He was in a PR WAR for his literal life and needed support.
He could have kept the Quran a secret, reciting it privately in his cell where he did 9 million push ups a day or whatever the fuck, but he decided instead to hold it up in for the cameras.
As a result, the entire world would have to associate Tate, the accused rapist, with Islam.
Muslims vehemently defended his character, convinced that no person worthy of the religion of Islam could ever be guilty of such crimes.
Even when critics asked, “this is the man you defend? Don’t you know what he’s accused of?”, Muslims defended him.
Fast forward a while and Zionist Elon Musk drums up a years old case of a Pakistani criminal rape gang in order to distract people from the humiliation of the H-1B visa scandal.
It’s a propaganda narrative, straight from the fucking ‘matrix’, that fixates on a tiny fraction of criminals— a statistical anomaly— within a population of millions of Muslim citizens.
It completely ignores the fact that people of all ethnicities, cultures, and religions commit such crimes, as evidenced most recently by a white English ma found guilty of grooming and raping a young girl.
So how does Andrew Tate respond to this psyop?
Does he stand by the community who stood by him?
Does he defend the religion he forced the media to associate him with during his rape trial?
No.
Andrew Tate throws his entire community under the bus, in exchange for hate bait engagement, demanding that all Muslims condemn something that a microscopic number of people are guilty of.
What Tate fails to understand— or perhaps simply doesn't care about— is that condemning the act in question, which he asks all Muslims to do, is a counterproductive exercise.
First, it is unreasonable to expect an entire community of over 1 billion people to denounce the actions of a few individuals, especially when those actions are already condemned and explicitly rejected in the laws this community follows.
If that were an acceptable expectation to have of people in response to crimes, all of society would come to a screening halt as we’d all be condemning random acts by random people who make up a minority of the world.
Second, by demanding that Muslims condemn the act— as Tate insists— they risk playing into a harmful and misleading narrative.
This narrative paints first- and second-generation Muslims as uncivilized, criminal rapists, incapable of integrating into a ‘civilized’ Western society, which is both unfair and untrue.
Muslims don’t refuse to condemn the act because they support it; they refuse because the act is not representative of their beliefs, and condemning it would reinforce a false and dangerous stereotype.
He’s doubling down now because he can’t be seen to back track and the engagement farming is simply too good for him to give up.
It really is a shame because he’s a smart, talented, articulate and charismatic figure who has provided young men (minus the hyper materialism) a lot of motivation and direction in life.
But retarded is retarted and Tate is being, well, retarted.
Not Atlético-related, but how are @UEFA & @FIFAcom still allowing I*ra*l to compete in football? This isn’t a political issue, it’s a human rights one. Unacceptable and disgusting.
Do better 🤮👎
May God protect these poor Palestinian people 🤲