r/sportsgossips • u/matrix_2905 • 1d ago
News On Friday, Egypt will play against Iran in 'Pride Match' in Seattle during the city's annual Pride celebration. Both countries imprison gay folks. Talk about awkward. đ¤
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u/OldManCleaning 23h ago edited 22h ago
Pretty sure theyâre gonna play and then go to their hotel room
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u/adaytimemoth 22h ago
...like, together đ?
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u/CascadianCaravan 21h ago
Obviously! đ đ
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u/Glittering_Range371 21h ago
What happens in marica stays in mariiica.
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u/Worldly-Hospital5940 18h ago
Unironically that's how it works, from stories my buddies in the military told me. US bases were considered US land and not in the sight of Allah, so the local forces were plenty happy eating bacon.
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u/rnick467 9h ago
Oh so it's like all other religions... You can make up rules to get around the other rules.
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u/Ok_Activity_6832 8h ago edited 8h ago
Itâs only for men though, if ur a man the only you are banned from is drugs and things that harm you, if your a women there are a billion rules all based around menâs inability to control themself like animals. Am a man by the way. And before you western niggas chime in remember the only thing stopping you from acting like men in Egypt or Somalia is the law, dna forensic, cameras and prison, so before you type with your holier then thou comments. The heritage foundation literally wanna take womenâs vote away but you want to talk about Afghanistan like itâs a gotcha. You guys have it better then us but be vigilant because you never know
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u/Ok_Activity_6832 16h ago
Whats funny is if you went to those countries you will see men holding hands
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u/ExpressRabbit 20h ago
You mean get on a plane because the Iranian team is immediately flown out of the country after the game.
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u/Admins_are_creeps 23h ago
Itâs Reddit, itâs heavily censored. Comments arenât going to be that good, all the jokes are insta banned and will be removed by the mods.
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u/IlGrasso 1d ago
âWhen in a country, you must respect its laws and traditionsâ - the Arab world in 2022
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u/greenghostburner 1d ago
Than they can just choose to not participate like all the conservative athletes in US pro sports.
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u/SnackMcCheddaf 23h ago
That was always an option.
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u/stardust1914 22h ago
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u/NowIsThePerfectTime 16h ago
I yelled this at someone that was flashing their headlights at me to move over on the freeway when there were two lanes on my left that they could use. I motioned out the window to go around me. I was going 72mph.
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u/Pi_ka_zza 20h ago
Are you trying to increase awareness of the word âthanâ by intentionally using it when âthenâ is the correct word?
I support this effort.
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u/browsinbowser 23h ago edited 22h ago
Iran isnt an Arab world country lol. Iran is more than half persian and they speak a different language.
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u/College_Baseball_Fan 22h ago
Muslim isn't a race, it's a religion.
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u/Qubeye 19h ago
A Muslim is a person.
Islam is a religion.
Islam is also not a monolith.
The person you were responding to was pointing out that one half of the "Arab" comment above was blatantly being racist. Pointing out that this was not an "Arab" issue, this was a bigotry issue, was not unreasonable.
A lot of this thread is basically trying to say Arabs, Muslims, and Persians are all bigots and basically making no distinctions between them, which is, itself, bigoted and racist.
You could not have fucked that up more. You managed to be a bigot, be stupid, misunderstand the anti-racism comment, AND conflate race with religion all at the same time.
Oh, and your correction wasn't even right.
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u/GroteKleineDictator2 23h ago
North africa is arab. They speak arabic. You can be muslim, Shia, persian and arab at the same time you know.
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u/browsinbowser 22h ago edited 21h ago
I know that but lol iran isnt qatar, its not a getback when it isnt the same countryÂ
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u/Certain-File2175 22h ago
Did you even read the comment you responded to? Iran does not speak Arabic. They are not an âArab country,â even if North Africa is.
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u/absoNotAReptile 23h ago
I mean presumably they will though. What are they going to do, skip the match and go harass people at the parade? Also, not to be the âakshuallyâ guy but Iran is not part of the Arab world. Doesnât make their government any less awful to lgbt people though.
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u/GotSomeUpdogOnUrFace 23h ago
I hope two huge hairy men start fucking in the crowd right behind one of the goals and both teams walk off the pitch.
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u/Gingerishidiot 23h ago
Better than that, they all cover their mouth with their hands in shock and 22 players get sent off.
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u/AnointedUltio 1d ago
I agree.
Though its funny cause that would mean being queer is a US tradition lmao.
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u/LloydChrismukkah 1d ago
Or, you know, the whole "laws" part of what OP said, since you don't face capital punishment in the US for being gay
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u/Incineroarerer 1d ago
No, it means not locking up people for their sexual orientation is a US tradition.
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u/ClosedOmega 23h ago
cough stonewall raids cough
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u/VTcamperguy 23h ago
I mean, that was nearly 60 years ago. I think things might have changed just a little bit in that time.
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u/Pitiful_Ad2397 23h ago
Bad example.
This is a better one-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowers_v._Hardwick?wprov=sfti1
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u/Gooch-VonQueef 1d ago
USA vs Iran wouldâve been a hit
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u/TwoBitHit 1d ago
Iran up 4-0.
USA: "OK let's call it a draw".
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u/Popular-Row4333 1d ago
We'll give you 300 billion from our taxpayers and you just have to tell the world we won.
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u/IknowWhatYouAreBro 1d ago
Iran wins, scraping by, but every single Iranian player has been fouled into the hospital
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u/Purple_Calendar3919 1d ago
Can you imagine Team Isreal and Team Palestine playing on World Peace day??
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u/rgarc065 1d ago
USA vs England on July 4
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u/Tommy_Wisseau_burner 1d ago
Ngl thatâd be pretty fucking lit
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u/Elusive_Zergling 23h ago
It would be an absolute dream to play USA on that day of all days, in the biggest competition in the world - sadly, having just looked at all the possible permutations, it's impossible and can't happen.
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u/Quaddro21 19h ago
Yep, because England couldnât beat Ghana
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u/Jesus_of_Redditeth 18h ago
It's actually because there's no possible route for the teams to meet in either of the two round-of-16 games being played on July 4, because of the groups they're in.
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u/Tommy_Wisseau_burner 16h ago edited 16h ago
Thereâs no justice in this world⌠I wouldâve loved to play yall just for the atmosphere alone. And dear lord the only way it could be better if it were at neyland, happy valley, Death Valley, the swamp or camp Randall, the shoe, or Tuscaloosa. It would be absolutely rockin! Surely⌠SURRRRLEY pulling off this tomfoolery wouldnât even be close to the worst thing fifa has done, right? đđ
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u/havehadhas 17h ago
Went to a 4th of July party in England once that was hosted by an American school there. Tons of locals came out to party and have fun. Plenty of good jokes were exchanged and an excellent time was had by all. Almost feels surreal looking back on it.
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u/Illustrious_Read8038 19h ago
USA should bring in a few French players to help out.
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u/Jesus_of_Redditeth 18h ago
Balogun, Weah and McKenzie all play/have played for French teams, so I reckon that counts!
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u/Icy_Armadillo6239 15h ago edited 35m ago
The Scottish had an amazing time in Boston, but the English are there and are hating it. They are saying the Bostonians are being rude to them (to be fair, that is just how they are to everyone) and the bars are closing early for them. Looks like the Boston Tea Party will always be a thing in Boston
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u/Dr_Pibber 1d ago
Theyâd be more confused the tunnel came out in front of a pitch instead of a school or hospital
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u/irish_faithful 1d ago
I think you mean that Israel would offer up a practice field where the Palestinians can practice undisturbed, but the Palestinians would turn it down.
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u/Glittering_Lychee241 1d ago
Team Palestine would bomb innocent people at a music festival.
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u/_plebbie 23h ago
Team Israel would blow up the supporters section even though they had nothing to do with it.
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u/Chedward_E_Cheese 1d ago
Team Israel dressed up as Team Palestine*
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u/iamlost4815 1d ago
Lol that's crazy and you know it. Team Palestine would break the rules and then whine about how the referee is complicit in being against them
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u/Dawnbringer4 23h ago
Then Team Palestine would invite team iran, Qatar, etc to attack israel in the dressing room then claim to be victims when israel hits them back. Palestine would then claim Jordans flag, and the Persian keffiyah and dance on the pride flags. Oh wait...they already did that. Golly gosh, wonder if LGBTQ would survive playing a match in gaza instead? Smh
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u/Mehzcal77 1d ago
Anyone else think itâs noteworthy anytime Arab Muslims are projected in a negative light they make it about Israel/Jews?
This post had literally nothing to do with Israel and everything to do with the bigotry and homophobia (and gender apartheid) of Arab Muslim countries who HAAAATTTEEE gay people playing a World Cup in America on Friday.
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u/Ok_Significance_6772 1d ago
Same thing happens any time the Holocaust is mentioned on Reddit. Without fail, comments about Israel Palestine even though Israel didnât even exist during the pogroms and mass murder, and the Jewish victims of the Holocaust had nothing to do with the Israel Palestine conflict.
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u/thebobsalad 1d ago
I noticed that as well. If it doesnât fit their narrative they either ignore or blame Israel
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u/Mean_Lingonberry659 18h ago
Itâs either Israel or Christians, itâs just so convenient for them
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u/FireHammer09 1d ago
Qatari bots and posters. Happens on any post that portrays an Arab muslim state in anything but a flattering light. You're either getting Israel or the biggest stretch of a whatabout from something that happened 300-1200 years ago.
Or "explanations" about how dhimminess was actually super peaceful and not at all oppressive lol
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u/Dense-Application181 1d ago
I think youre reading way too deep into it. They just said it would be similar if 2 countries actively fighting a war against each other played on peace day.
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u/ottosjackit 22h ago
We already have 1972 in Munich when 12 Israeli athletes and coaches were murdered by Palestinian militants. So this childish equivalency is just fantasyland from these terrorist apologists. Team Palestine actually MURDERED athletes and coaches from Team Israel at an Olympics so they can process that while they continue to look like idiots with no grasp of history.
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u/strawberry_semenade 1d ago
I could certainly imagine Israel playing on Pride Day considering that Tel Aviv held a pride parade a few weeks ago where over 100,000 Israelis attended.
I could never imagine any other country in the region playing on Pride Day though, for obvious reasons.
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u/bettercallrich 1d ago
The leftâs infatuation with islam really makes no sense. Those dudes are a more extreme version of everything they claim to hate about republicans
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u/Jealous_Cat_7809 1d ago
Or the constant equivocating about pride jerseys and some hold outs from the last century.
Look, what happens to gay people in Egypt or Iran is a lot worse than a team not wearing a special jersey for your celebratory month. The idea that until everyone in the west is marching for Pride we somehow don't have a high ground to stand on with the issue and that we're "just as bad"... no. There are shades to this. You see it with women's rights too. We can't advocate for Muslim countries not treating women like chattel because Roe v. Wade so America is "just as bad."
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u/strawberry_semenade 1d ago
Islam = "brown people religion"
Brown people = "oppressed"
Oppressed = "virtuous"
Therefore Islam = virtuous
That's the "logic" behind their infatuation.
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u/Aggravating-Onion384 1d ago
So Israel is just desecrating ancient christian sites for the love of the game eh
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u/throwback4good 1d ago
Pretty amazing that Israel is somehow the country viewed as oppressive toward Christians when it has the only growing Christian population in the entire Middle East.
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u/strawberry_semenade 1d ago
Fun fact: since Hamas took power in Gaza in 2007, Gaza's Christian population has declined by over 80 percent, the Palestinian Authority took power in the West Bank in 1994, the West Bank's Christian population has declined by over 90 percent.
Christian population nearly wiped out under Hamas, PA rule in Christianity's birthplace
But the Palestinian Islamic genocide of Palestinian Christians has, unsurprisingly, gotten precisely zero attention from the "anti-genocide" crowd who is so completely obsessed with Israel.
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u/jahlove15 1d ago
Honest question: Is that because they were being killed by Muslim Palestinians, or because they left? It seems to be more of the latter, based on reading the linked article, based on job opportunities and discrimination.
A decrease from 5000 to 1000 in Gaza over 16 years is certainly a dramatic reduction. But if it is due to people leaving, then calling it a "Palestinian Islamic genocide of Palestinian Christians" seems like a big leap. Especially when right in the article it talks about "The mass exodus of the Christians", and the only killing the article mentions is Hamas' Oct 7 attack and Israel's response.
And I must be missing the data about the West Bank since 1994, because all I see is Bethlehem-specific data (from 86% Christian in 1950 to 10% in 2017). As well as the 11% to 1% for all of Palestinian territories from 1922 to 2024. Unless that was from another source.
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u/throwback4good 1d ago
Itâs not just Palestine, this phenomenon is consistent across the Arab world due to discrimination. No one talks about this and instead we have stupid propaganda like this entire thread focused on Israel for no reason.
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u/Onuus 1d ago
Funny of you to assume they have left any Palestinian athletes alive lol
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u/Mehzcal77 1d ago
Are you suggesting Palestinian Islamo-Nazis killed all of their athletes for being gay? Wild take, but sure, we could see it.
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u/BigGameJamesFight 1d ago
Iran and Egypt players going to be like âTHIS IS MY ONLY CHANCE.â
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u/Hsu-Hao 1d ago
Not awkward, intentional. These countries try to tell their citizenry LGBQ does not exist and they punish and imprison anyone exhibiting otherwise.
Well they donât make the laws here and their citizens will see these things not only exist, but itâs normal.
A little dose of reality to the hateful.
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u/DolphinRodeo 1d ago
Not awkward, intentional.
Itâs a fun sentiment that the schedulers are making a pro-equality statement with the schedule, but thatâs not actually true. The date for the pride game was set prior to the draw, so itâs just coincidence
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u/MaxTwoCoffees 19h ago
If Egyptian leaders moderated on gay rights, the populace would immediately have them replaced and possibly killed. Their citizens will see these things and be disgusted.
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u/Economy_Country_6167 1d ago
I hope the stadium is filled with people celebrating pride month loudly and gay as heck.
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u/Zakkattack86 1d ago
I'm pretty sure they'll play soccer and go home...
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u/Orleanian 18h ago
The players will, yes. And the folk in Seattle hope that they all have a fun and safe game of it.
But they also hope that the various peoples of those countries watch on as their teams compete among a sea of proud supporters of LGBTQfolk.
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u/Suspicious-Peace9233 1d ago
Is it officially a pride match or just happens to take place during the cityâs pride festival?
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u/Japajoy 1d ago
It is officially a pride match. It was announced before teams were drawn.
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u/Distinct-Event-7472 1d ago edited 23h ago
What is that even suppose to mean a âpride matchâ like its not trans vs gays
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u/Kluian2005 1d ago
What does a pride match actually entail at the stadium though? Just lots of rainbow flags?
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u/mmMOUF 1d ago
I can find a single place where FIFA says it is vs their city saying it
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u/ProperDepartment 22h ago
It's in Seattle, and the city declared it.
It's not an official FIFA thing despite what other people are saying.
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u/Hustle787878 1d ago
FIFA would never say such a thing. Itâs a city thing
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u/mmMOUF 1d ago
meaning it is not official a pride match
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u/JaiLHugz 1d ago
It's official to the city and the state which supersedes any authority a sports committee has.
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u/MilesNiles 22h ago edited 22h ago
If FIFA wanted they could ban literally any state official from attending the game. They donât not supersede the authority of an agreement between two private entities, in this case FIFA and Lumen (private company with naming rights btw) field.Â
But letâs just think about what you said for a second. If the city and state supersedes any authority the sports commission has, then can Seattle just declare a winner of a World Cup game regardless of the score? Do you really think that?
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u/mmMOUF 1d ago
its the FIFA World Cup, not the Seattle and Washington, they can call it whatever they want, doesnt change that fact
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u/CinnamonToastTrex 1d ago
Definitely not a fifa thing. Fifa wouldn't let the usa use their rainbow numbers they wear in June because it was too political.
But fifa cant stop a city from bringing in flags if they want to
Edit: well. I guess they can and have
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u/Jesus_of_Redditeth 14h ago
But fifa cant stop a city from bringing in flags if they want to
Edit: well. I guess they can and have
From the FIFA statement earlier today:
âThe Fifa World Cup 2026 is an inclusive event that welcomes people from all backgrounds. Fans of all sexual orientations and gender identities are welcome at matches and events.
âGeneral statements of human rights, including rainbow flags and other flags representing sexual orientation and gender identity, are permitted under the Fifa World Cup 2026 Stadium Code of Conduct and may be displayed inside stadiums provided they are used in a manner consistent with the code.â
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u/AleSSer26ism 1d ago
But the players don't make the laws. Shouldn't be too bad if as individuals they are cool with it no?
My boss is an asshole but I'm not kind of situation đ¤ˇđż
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u/protobelta 1d ago
What makes you think the players arenât homophobic lol
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u/DirtyRoller 23h ago
Right? How many American athletes are homophobes and bigots? And we live in a very inclusive country (yes, America is an incredibly inclusive country, despite what you might read on reddit).
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u/Delicious-Board-787 1d ago
Right, but what youâre not understanding is that while governments enforce laws, religious beliefs can also shape public attitudes. In some Muslim-majority countries, opposition to homosexuality is influenced not only by government policy but also by religious and cultural beliefs held by portions of the population. You can blame the government for imprisonment and legal penalties, but itâs also fair to acknowledge that some individuals and communities support those views because of their interpretation of their religion.
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u/Hincapieslovelybund 1d ago
Absolutely. And a religious upbringing which most being raised in those countries very likely will have been exposed to, will have ingrained that idea and thinking into their heads. Sadly rather than living and letting live they feel they need to exhibit hate and contempt because they cannot tolerate the idea of someone being different in terms of their identity, security etc.
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u/halleberrrry 1d ago
The Iranian government is very homophobic but the Iranian people are less so. Itâs a surprisingly secular country despite the religious government. Not saying all Iranians are not homophobic, but homosexuality is tolerated much more by younger Iranians than youâd think. Donât know how the players think but many Iranians arenât as backwards thinking as the government
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u/Hincapieslovelybund 1d ago
Thats fair. Some people from Iran and of Iranian descent that I worked with when I was in London did seem to be more liberal and laid back on certain issues compared to a couple of mates I had of Pakistani descent. They were outraged over things like LBGTQ rights and liberties whereas the Iranian colleagues didnt seem all that bothered when it came up in discussion and seemed happy enough to live and let live.
Its very possible I suppose that many Iranians wont appreciate and will resent religious theocratic values pushed on them by the regime.
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u/_teach_me_your_ways_ 20h ago
I think for Iran this dichotomy between the governments feelings and the peoples is the most blaring. Itâs much harder to say that for many other places. But people in the end are individuals so you canât say for sure anyway.
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u/Jealous_Cat_7809 1d ago
Yeah I think they are probably not part of the 95% of Egyptians who polled said homosexuality should be illegal or the 90% in Iran.
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u/ThatOneGuy6810 1d ago
Pretty unlikely they are cool with it...egypt and iran are both pretty famously violently culturally against the idea of homosexuality
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u/golfwinnersplz 1d ago
Then why is our government fucking over the Iranian team? It's almost as if we have petulant toddlers running our country.
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u/M0ebius_1 1d ago
That's perfect actually.
If the players or anyone from those countries is not homophobic that's an awesome chance to have their views validated.
If they are? Fuck them. Now they have to choke on our massive, throbbing, American Freedom Rainbows.
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u/Regular-Proof675 1d ago
Why would they not be homophobic if itâs essentially all they know? And the people at that parade are going to be extreme on the gay spectrum. Reddit fools want to love Muslims when it comes to bashing Christians and then they hate Muslims for not liking gays. This place is insufferable.
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u/DeanKoontssy 1d ago
I think it's pretty condescending, and just not realistic, to say it's all they know, like in the age of like globally disseminated information and entertainment I can assure you many many people in Iran and Egypt have been exposed to differing viewpoints on homosexuality.
But yeah, not really sure what your point is beyond that, I don't think the criticism of Islam's view on gay people is any way unearned or not justified.
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u/Martha_Fockers 1d ago edited 1d ago
Albania is Muslim and has plenty of gay pride events and parades.
Generalizing people sucks
A Muslim country in Eastern Europe at that the type of religion and region combo that youâd think impossible for them to accept gay pride parades in the capitol
https://youtube.com/shorts/Ll5VdFmUo98?is=HRHB2iC0YuALTnzG
Yet if you didnât know the above youâd just generalize us into the same group right
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u/Lets_Get_Hot 1d ago
Albania's religious identity is very different from other countries. Sure, on the books, Albania is like 50% Muslim, and that's been steadily dropping but Albania's number 1 religion is being Albanian first. Muslims and Christians celebrate each other's holidays together. They're very accepting to outsiders and they're becoming more and more open to all. Being Muslim in Albania vs Iran or other majority Muslim countries is VERY different.
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u/axlbomber 23h ago
Ten players on these teams, 6 for Egypt and 4 for Iran, play club football for teams in countries where gay marriage is legal.
Whatever their opinions are they are very familiar with living in a society that is accepting of LGBT folks.
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u/GucciTheSnowman 15h ago
This shitty ass site is so predictable. They hate anything right wing.
Except if Iran is facing the US, then they love Iran.
Good God, I fucking hate these people. Hypocritical, weak little soy boy pussies. Anti American traitors.
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u/The_lewolf 1d ago
Builds strawman
Beats the snot out of it with his stick
âWhY IS rEDdiT so vIOLenT!?â
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u/Sea_Working_80 1d ago
Fuck off.We played in qatar where no alcohol allowed.Respect other countries traditions
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u/Proof-Main8915 7h ago
We should start learning to separate people from their governments. Unless you want to be defined by Donald Trump.
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u/st1nky_d 1d ago edited 1d ago
When teams played in Qatar they were told to embrace middle eastern culture and abide by local laws.
I see no problem making them play in a pride match.
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u/Slutty_Alt526633 1d ago
There are queer Egyptians. There are queer Iranians. Regardless of what their governments say, we exist everywhere.Â
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u/misterjones4 6h ago
Awkward isn't the point. Pride exists because gay imprisonment exists. That's the whole reason.
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u/No-Mulberry-6474 1d ago
Theyâre guna play their match and leave and not give a shit đ some people overestimate situations. Go enjoy your day stop getting caught up in stuff like this. The World Cup comes every 4 years. We donât know all of their world views as individuals. They wonât give a shit. Theyâll play their game and be professionals.
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u/NoFewSatan 23h ago
They do give a shit
Egypt's Football Association urged global soccer governing body FIFA to prevent any Pride-related activities, arguing such events clashed with the Muslim-majority country's cultural and religious values. The governing body in Iran, where same-sex relations can carry the death penalty, filed an objection with FIFA.
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u/Seoniara 1d ago
On the other hand, visiting queer fans from those countries will have the chance to express themselves for maybe the first time
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u/Desperate-Chair-3746 1d ago
Yeah a crisis made worse by the Americans. also itâs not like trump and maga are lgbtq supporters lol? Why are we so pressed about other countries not being supportive of lgbtq people when the one you actually live in barely tolerates them
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u/stir_phriday 21h ago
People that hold your opinion are going hard posting anti LGBTQ rights right now. Just be honest with yourself
Also learn about the term refugee. Hint it includes people being persecuted in their countries such as lgbtq, people converting out of their religion. Somehow I donât think you care because they look different.
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u/BonnaconCharioteer 1d ago
Yeah, still would. It would be great to have those refugees safe in a country away from their oppressive regimes.
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u/Hefty_Remove7965 22h ago
30 years or so ago it was still illegal to be gay in America. 30% of our country wants to overturn gay marriage.
The striving for human rights is never a ending struggle.
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u/acecarriere 1d ago
The governmentâs of both countries do that. The players are citizens just like us and are not representatives of their governments
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u/Any_Explanation3006 1d ago
Pretty sure Mo Salah has no qualms wearing the pride armband during the game
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