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Topic	U.S. soccer win against Mexico ended early due to anti-gay chant
Mr_hulk88 06/16/23 11:11:02 AM #44:	ArtiRock posted... Including, but not limited to a homophobic slur. I don't think this little rant did what you think. There are people in the US that know more than just English, but more pressingly, it doesn't matter WHAT the derogatory word was, they were told to stop, and did not do as such. "Fuck" is a versatile word in the English language, but there are ways that it can be utilized to be incredibly derogatory. Lol. The word, as been said, is offensive. The chant is disruptive. That's why "they were told to stop" . And no, with all due respect, americans knowing spanish isn't equivalent of them knowing how the fuck terms apply in Mexico. <cite>Mr_hulk88 posted [p:974196603] in U.S. socce... [t:80479200]...</cite> <quote>ArtiRock posted... </cite><quote>Including, but not limited to a homophobic slur. I don't think this little rant did what you think.There are people in the US that know more than just English, but more pressingly, it doesn't matter WHAT the derogatory word was, they were told to stop, and did not do as such."Fuck" is a versatile word in the English language, but there are ways that it can be utilized to be incredibly derogatory.</quote>Lol. The word, as been said, is offensive. The chant is disruptive. That's why "they were told to stop" . And no, with all due respect, americans knowing spanish isn't equivalent of them knowing how the fuck terms apply in Mexico.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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