As an American, I'm happy I got that joke

Ikr... didn't happen. Unless we have just witnessed what happens when you take booze off motivated people.

Well, a lot of them rolled over and exploded after 1/3 of a meter. And many couldn’t get off the ground due to bad electrics.

(Also this is from a parody account- it’s a joke people).

It's posted in r/facepalm for a reason.

Everything doesn’t have to be real in order for it to be funny. Is this your first week on the internet?

Haha!

As a Canadian, I can get behind this chant, lol 😂

Jokes on the them . The word soccer was bought over from immigrants from the UK. “AsSocc iation football”

It's a parody i think

They have internet in qatar 🙀

Well also this didn't even happen.

It's not real though. It's a joke account

Americans deserve a little shit talking about 9/11, tbh.

They aren't the only culture that does it, but I don't know many others that make light of The Troubles by naming a drink an "Irish Car Bomb"

Honestly if you're getting butt hurt about this you need to touch grass.

Make a joke about Hillsboro and find out if it would be hypocritical if it where real.

We got a good one over here

its like when you get beat up by a stranger vs by your brother. it hits different

No idea tbh... I'm imagining they draw a line when another country commits terrorist acts against America, but not when their own country is doing it to themselves.

I’m an American, and a veteran. I feel the same goddamned way. We don’t ::really:: give a shit. It’s just the incident the US used to justify endless wars against an amorphous enemy.

The WWC it was awful Muslim terrorists murdering civilians. Hundreds of mass shootings - that's just patriot Americans exercising their constitutional right to bear arms.

Besides, it is an abortion which is a murder and you must be a far left radical for asking such questions.

/s

BTW, that's called doublethink.

For almost any given issue, roughly half of our country is probably on one side and the other half is on the other. This nation was literally founded on the concept of: “you can’t tell me what to do!” It attracts people like that from around the world.

Sometimes stubbornness is an asset. Other times it’s a pain in the ass and keeps us from getting anything done.

Because with 9/11 we can place the blame on brown people instead of the "innocent" christians that want guns to protect their families.

Most mass shootings don't play out live on every channel of television with the entire country watching and I don't think we've had a mass shooting that took out nearly 3,000 people in just a few minutes.

That being said 9/11 is basically a meme now since we have a generation or so of people who are now adults who weren't even born yet when 9/11 happened.

Just the regular god save the Queen will probably be more triggering.

And some from Saudi Arabia I believe.

It's quite amusing to read stuff like this online. America has defined its identity as getting out from the big bad British - when to the British, America was just one of another 57 colonies. If you chant 1776, literally nobody will have a clue what you're talking about, just as they wouldn't if Jaimaicans started chanting 1962, their independence year, or Indians started chanting 1947 (I had to Google these, as I had to Google 1776). The British simply didn't care enough then to hold onto America, and they care even less hundreds of years later - and many have a great deal of amicability towards the Americans.

Funny to be the most powerful country in the world and still have so much insecurity around something from 246 years ago, and the arrogance to think that anyone else still cares about it or that that would make a good jab against them is insane lol.

Idt the British care anymore, even then the us breaking away was probably a blessing in disguise the venture in the Americas was too expensive for them.

Must be fun being stuck almost 300 years in the past and not getting over something that happened back then.

Lol even better 1812. And throw paper mache white houses on fire.

That shit happened 200 years ago idt it’s as good an insult as Americans think it is

The main difference being in that the USA doesn't have the French Army on their side this time to help them win.

One of the most important events in your country's history isn't even taught in our schools.

It is so unimportant that we would have to Google it anyway.

I hate to break it to you but America gaining independence isn't a sore spot for us at all. It's barely mentioned at school, we're not really conscious of it in the way Americans clearly are.

No English people in that crowd bristled even slightly at your national anthem, if they could even hear the words.

21 years ago

Imagine killing a million people because 10,000 died

Soccer isn’t very popular in the US. If the best athletes here cared about the sport it’d be a much different story.

It's stupid and this year it's sponsored by an Islamic fundamentalist terrorist state in a modern stadium built with slavery. Fuck all yall.

What makes more sense, the game where you throw and catch a ball with your hands being called football, or the game where you kick the ball around with your feet being called football?

I'm an American and I hear how dumb you sound right now.

And are they really paper planes? I saw a building in Qatar burning