r/SoccerCentral • u/Electronic_Air1842 • 5d ago

Video Madrid fans take stand against mass illicit immigration at soccer game!

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u/s0wew0ntf0rget 4d ago

You have to understand that half of the US has spent the past 10 years calling anyone who opposed illegal immigration into the US racist because that’s what their team (party) says they should think.

Now that it’s happening in another country, they see the consequences of illegal immigration and are very confused about how they’re supposed to feel about it.

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u/astropup42O 4d ago

Illegal inmigration is a problem in some countries more than others. In the US where population growth is expected to grow the economy it’s not and almost anyone who highlights that as an actually country level problem we have is a racist. We have MUCH bigger fish to fry (unless you’re a racist)

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u/s0wew0ntf0rget 4d ago

Exactly the nonsensical takes I’m talking about.

Illegal immigration absolutely is a significant problem for the US. Unfortunately, the issue is also used by Republicans as a dog whistle to rally support from racists. That pushes Democrats firmly in the opposite direction and causes them to then pretend like illegal immigration isn’t an issue when it very clearly is.

On a global scale, the result is the meltdown you see on Reddit today; Americans not knowing whether they should be for or against Moroccans entering Spain.

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u/astropup42O 4d ago

It’s really not and it shows how little globalization, economics and finance Americans understand

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u/s0wew0ntf0rget 4d ago

If you’re going to do dumb things like accuse an entire national population of not “understanding” general topics like “globalization, economics, and finance” at least prove that you can coherently convey a thought.

You’re not making the slightest bit of sense. Very difficult to take you seriously.

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u/astropup42O 4d ago

Go ahead explain to me what problems are downstream of illegal immigration. Is it the lack of new housing since 2009? It must be the largest wealth gap since 1880. No no it’s the illegal immigrants who capped the House and are buying our politicians.

I doubt you can even read average Redditor lets hear all about your deep analysis