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US WWC Booted · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for American mama. Dear mama, do you think the
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  US women's soccer team will now start to focus more on playing soccer and less
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  on playing the victim? Well, let's ask our American mama, Mama and
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  joining us now our American mama, Terry Naderville. Over the weekend, the
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  United States was knocked out of the Women's World Cup in penalty kicks. This
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  is the earliest that the women's team has ever been knocked out of the Women's
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  World Cup. They're usually winning the World Cups or at least coming in like
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  the third place game. But over the weekend, zero zero tie led to
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  penalty kicks against Sweden, and the US is going home. Now, I'm
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  assuming you didn't watch the game. I did not. I did not.
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  I'm a huge soccer fan. I haven't watched a single one of the games
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  of the women's I always have before, and you know, you know,
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  my summer she played soccer grown up. So we saw when they won in
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  twenty fifteen and when they won again in twenty nineteen, and we were just
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  as thrilled as we could be, as incredible. I've not been interested in
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  this one, and I'll tell you why. I think that Meghan Rappino has
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  been one of the worst things that's ever happened to this team because she went
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  so woke, she went so anti America that people lost interest in watching them.
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  When you watch them standing for the national national anthem and she's kneeling,
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  she's kneeling, and a player right next to her, who happens to be
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  black, is standing with her hand over her heart. You start going,
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  mean, why are you kneeling? Yeah, she's a virtue signaler, and
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  it became about that. I think that became her focus. I think it
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  became a huge distraction for the team. But online it's interesting because I have
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  another soccer mom friend who got on there and her husband's military, and she
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  was kind of she's ashamed of everybody for the negative things that they're saying about
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  the team, right, And so I decided not to engage because I thought,
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  you know, it's not worth it. I get her point was,
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  these girls have worked so hard, they practiced so hard, right, and
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  somebody so later on that night, I went back to our pace just to
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  see if anybody say anything. She had a lot of people said, I
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  agree with you, I agree with you, and I get it. These
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  girls have worked so hard. The problem is, and somebody said it on
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  there, they said, he said, listen, when you are so anti
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  America and you cannot even put your hand over your heart when the anthem is
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  played, while you have that American jersey on and you're representing us, and
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  you said the most godful things about this country, you lose me, you
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  lose my support, you lose my interest. I don't care. And she
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  came back and said, well, it's not mandated, you don't have and
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  that he said, it's beside the point, right, And it is.
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  It is beside the point because patriotism is obviously not mandated. Love of countries
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  not mandate. You can't mandate love. Love is a choice. But the
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  thing is, as if you are supposed to be representing the United States of
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  America and you make the choice not to love the country enough to put your
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  hand over your heart, why should I root for you. It's disgusting to
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  me. And I'm thinking about all of these young women who would give anything,
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  anything in this world to put on that jersey and play for American path
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  their hand over their heart and sing you know this team. I'm not trying
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  to shame them, but they got They lost to a fifteen year old high
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  school team a few years ago. Tea yea yeah, And so you know,
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  there are a lot of women that could have got You know, mc
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  Meghan Rapino was on the sideline. I think her she went in for that
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  final kick, right, So she goes in, oh man, And honestly,
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  as bad as all of the virtue signally has done, as bad as
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  the fact that the women's team is actually being subsidized by the men's team and
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  they call that equal, I find that interesting. But she goes up what
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  was as an athlete, as a as a competitor. This was more offensive
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  to me than anything else she's done. I know what you're gonna say.
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  She goes up, she kicks her penalty kick and she skies, it goes
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  over the bar. Missus, it sank. Now, there's no shame in
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  making a mistake and making it. I've seen some of the greatest players in
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  the history of the sport. Roberto Baggio had his team from Italy eliminated from
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  the he lost against Brazil in nineteen ninety because Roberto Boggio put his shot way
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  over the top of the bar right but it was the reaction after the failure.
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  I know you're going to say that that Smileggio went to his knee crying.
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  Megan Rapino turned around and laughed, Yeah, she's not smiled. I
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  had to watch it three times because I thought was she cringing? Was she
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  crying? Because sometimes that can be distorted. She was smiling, Like gosh,
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  dang it, what did I do? She said in the post interview.
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  It was like a cruel joke. Yeah. No, it wasn't a
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  joke. It wasn't a Nobody was playing a joke on you. You missed
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  the shot. You let down your team. And by missing that shot,
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  that one shot, you got the team kicked out of the World Cup.
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  And if you think about this, Okay, after they won in twenty fifteen
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  and they went to the White House and it's just glorious. In twenty nineteen,
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  Trump extended that invitation and Megan Rapino was like, we're not going there,
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  and so the whole team did not go. And I feel like that
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  she is the one who spearheaded the culture that is now what they are,
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  and they have lost so much support, so many fans. What I'm praying
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  for is now that she's out of there and that kind of you know how
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  that toxicity that can come in and poison everything. Now, yeah, remove
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  that. We can get back to who we are and representing our country with
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  your hand on your heart, singing as loud as you can for all of
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  us. It's not about you, Megan, it's not about you guys.
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  It is about who you're representing. And if we get some people back on
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  that team, a new generation of players who actually want to play for their
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  country with all the heart and all their soul, I'll probably watch a game
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  again, say