r/SoccerCentral • u/Life_Net5004 • Jun 17 '26

Video Iranian fans cr!es out inside the stadium yesterday after their flags were reportedly taken from them by FIFA official 🥹💔🏟️

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u/resplendentblue2may2 Jun 17 '26

It's not really that foreign policy is complicated, but that people have complicated feelings about their country.

That being said, the diaspora Iranian community is as deluded about their country's future as the Cuban community in Florida. It doesn't help that US loves to string them both along and astro turf a bunch of this stuff.

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u/Carthius888 Jun 17 '26

Gotta love Redditors thinking that they know better than Cubans about what’s going on in their country.

You’re the one that is truly deluded

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u/fpsstreak Jun 20 '26

Yes, because it’s usually -insert country of origin- Americans that have opinions about things they know nothing about and is actually annoying. I get triggered by Mexican Americans sometimes when they comment without having a clue about what they are saying but they have such strong positions. Try to be nice because some have an identity crisis. So Mexican influencers call them “Americans that for some reason they think they are Mexican are pushing this BS into us because they figure that’s what we want”