Rosalía apologizes as Argentine fans call for her to be declared “Persona Non Grata”

[rinasawachanta 3,483]

10 minutes ago, Decodekid said:

perlas indeed 

No te confundas, hermano latinoamericano. Se está intentando instalar un estereotipo falaz de la misma manera que el norte global lo ha hecho con los dominicanos al decir que son narcotraficantes, delincuentes, de bajo nivel educativo, o que sólo les interesa emigrar. Nos quieren divididos. Seamos un poco más vivos.

[Decodekid 30,706]

4 minutes ago, rinasawachanta said:

No te confundas, hermano latinoamericano. Se está intentando instalar un estereotipo falaz de la misma manera que el norte global lo ha hecho con los dominicanos al decir que son narcotraficantes, delincuentes, de bajo nivel educativo, o que sólo les interesa emigrar. Nos quieren divididos. Seamos un poco más vivos.

This is literally sports related, my response as well.  I'm not hinting at any sorts of stereotypes or political commentary, you brought that up yourself. 

[rinasawachanta 3,483]

7 minutes ago, Decodekid said:

This is literally sports related, my response as well.  I'm not hinting at any sorts of stereotypes or political commentary, you brought that up yourself. 

[Emvee 8,831]

God they’re so embarrassing 

[Stylor 203]

The problem is not that she celebrated her country’s victory, but that she reposted Mia Khalifa. Mia is openly pro-Hamas/Hezbollah and said she was supporting Spain solely because Argentina is ‘Zionist’ and Spain is ‘pro-Palestine.’ Hezbollah committed the biggest terrorist attack in the history of Argentina, so Rosalia reposting someone who is so openly pro-terrorism was very weird and out of touch.
 

 

[Bronco 25,129]

This thread is about to get messy

 

[Hadrian 2,636]

This is like those abusive parents who say "if you don't invite your pedo uncle to your wedding, me and your mom won't go either!"

Like they'd be ****ing missed

[Juanlittlem 49,437]

6 minutes ago, Bronco said:

This thread is about to get messy

 

Here before it gets locked

[rinasawachanta 3,483]

2 hours ago, rinasawachanta said:

No te confundas, hermano latinoamericano. Se está intentando instalar un estereotipo falaz de la misma manera que el norte global lo ha hecho con los dominicanos al decir que son narcotraficantes, delincuentes, de bajo nivel educativo, o que sólo les interesa emigrar. Nos quieren divididos. Seamos un poco más vivos.

@Juanlittlem @loveandpeace @NemoMyName @KennyRichie what's exactly the funny thing about my comment?

I'm asking seriously. Because the issue I mention in the comment isn't a trivial one, and I'm genuinely interested in knowing your perspective on the topic that makes you laugh. I think it would be truly enlightening.

Edited July 22 by rinasawachanta

[Juanlittlem 49,437]

2 minutes ago, rinasawachanta said:

@Juanlittlem @loveandpeace what's exactly the funny thing about my comment?

[Pink Eye 4,471]

57 minutes ago, nATAH said:

nobody in the real world cares about this

Apart from the fact that about a dozen (that I read the news of) Argentinians got arrested in Brazil for racism right after the game, lots of cities here had to get the police involved to break fights, some parts of Buenos Aires were in shambles and police got involved, some Brazilian students in Argentina were getting doxxed and threatened with their life with pictures of guns. Things are definitely not okay with them. And some people here love to act like all of this is nothing and that we should weep for their loss and bow down. Things got so ugly it's baffling.

And just to complement, Brazil has a lot of racism too, so for you to get arrested for it here, it's something UGLY and "flashy", like they got SEEN doing it and words were definitely shouted.

Edited July 22 by Pink Eye

[Bronco 25,129]

17 minutes ago, Pink Eye said:

Apart from the fact that about a dozen (that I read the news of) Argentinians got arrested in Brazil for racism right after the game, lots of cities here had to get the police involved to break fights, some parts of Buenos Aires were in shambles and police got involved, some Brazilian students in Argentina were getting doxxed and threatened with their life with pictures of guns. Things are definitely not okay with them. And some people here love to act like all of this is nothing and that we should weep for their loss and bow down. Things got so ugly it's baffling.

And just to complement, Brazil has a lot of racism too, so for you to get arrested for it here, it's something UGLY and "flashy", like they got SEEN doing it and words were definitely shouted.

Yeah Natah was clearly talking about the fact that no one in the real world gives a **** that Rosalia shared an instagram story or something. 
Not that a loud group of Argentinian football fans have been showing their collective arses to the world. 

[Pink Eye 4,471]

5 minutes ago, Bronco said:

Yeah Natah was clearly talking about the fact that no one in the real world gives a **** that Rosalia shared an instagram story or something. 
Not that a loud group of Argentinian football fans have been showing their collective arses to the world. 

Got it after I posted, might as well leave it up now  I'm still baffled by everything

[Roughhouse Dandy 13,614]

49 minutes ago, Stylor said:

The problem is not that she celebrated her country’s victory, but that she reposted Mia Khalifa. Mia is openly pro-Hamas/Hezbollah and said she was supporting Spain solely because Argentina is ‘Zionist’ and Spain is ‘pro-Palestine.’ Hezbollah committed the biggest terrorist attack in the history of Argentina, so Rosalia reposting someone who is so openly pro-terrorism was very weird and out of touch.
 

 

[Decodekid 30,706]

58 minutes ago, rinasawachanta said:

It's a rule to keep conversations in English around here, I'm proudly latino, y'all stay safe tho