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What’s a polite way to tell someone, “I’m not discussing this with you because your entire understanding of the subject is built on so many interconnected misconceptions that correcting them would require uninstalling your current worldview and starting the tutorial from birth”?
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“Once Ronaldo retire, he won't be remembered”
Meanwhile Barcelona academy:
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your passport, currency, nationality, and the economy you were born into can determine how freely you get to experience the world. freedom of movement is a privilege, something as simple as being able to explore another country is a dream that isn't equally accessible to everyone
Many people are easily manipulated by psyops. In some cases, they literally hold your hand and lead you into a trap designed for you. That’s why I’m a firm believer of pragmatism.
This is exactly why institutional clarity is so imp. If the police are empowered to handle such incidents, they get resolved on the spot, leaving no room for exploitation. On top of that inviting the Norwegian ambassador to the trial essentially tells a state,
The West strictly enforces the law when it comes to state matters. you can’t touch a police officer without getting shot or pinned to the ground. In Pak attacking police is treated like a sport. Because of our political reality, even standard law enforcement seems “oppressive.”
They acted from a position of privilege, if they didn't think they were untouchable they never would have thrown such tantrums. What they did is punishable in any part of the world, but I do agree that a 10 year sentence is a bit too harsh.
He was more than just a player. He influenced billions of people around the world and brought more prestige to the sport of football.
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Football belongs to the fans! Thank you to all the fans around the world, the Ballon D’Or of All Time is also yours.
I wonder if his knees ever hurt? Because the kind of player he was, his knees could have easily given out at 32, but he is 42 and still playing.
What an era man. These lads goofed around and then conquered the world on the pitch like it was a training session. What has happened to this club hurts beyond any words !!!
He seems like a completely different person since losing weight, much happier and healthier. He seemed quite depressed when he was fat. Being a fatty is usually the root of all issues.



















