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Boom_70 said:

Nationalism given a term that makes it acceptable among a certain group of scholars. European nationalism is bad and leads to unchecked hubris. But for Americans, nationalism is good because we're the exception.

It's a load of bull****. And it's been the most dangerous, destructive force to this country's well being in the 21st century so far.
 
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LongTimeListener said:
Justification to hate soccer.

We'd all love soccer if they'd just change the offside rule, and make the goal bigger to encourage more scoring. Then it would be awesome.
 
YankeeFan said:
LongTimeListener said:
Justification to hate soccer.

We'd all love soccer if they'd just change the offside rule, and make the goal bigger to encourage more scoring. Then it would be awesome.

And eliminate the dangerous concussing inducing header. A 24 second clock
would be a nice addition also.
 
3_Octave_Fart said:
I consider it part of my American birthright to reject soccer.

I disagree with your viewpoint, sir, but I'll defend to the death your right to express it.
 
America makes the best in the world:

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What Americans think it is: FREEDOM.

What most foreign nations think it is: Either the right to be a bully or the golden arches.

What it really is: The military industrial complex Eisenhower warned us about.
 
RE: Soccer jokes. Love them.

Mark Whicker once wrote a column (during a World Cup) in which he made a series of suggestions for broadening its appeal in the United States, each making the, well, sport more and more like Merican football, the final one being to make the ball pointed on both ends.
 

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