Kyle Campbell4 said:It is truly fascinating how that certain pro-Mexican individual can wander through San Francisco without anyone batting an eye. It is certainly a tolerant environment. That local sympathizer living abroad has somehow established himself as an absolute authority on all things historical, despite the fact that his credentials come from Miroljub Petrovica, who was supposedly his history instructor. In short, he has integrated himself perfectly into their little social circus.
Do you honestly believe that guy is still living in San Francisco? 🤔 Personally, I have no idea if he’s even there anymore, but common sense tells me he isn't. In fact, I suspect he's settled down permanently over there now. Anything else would require a level of reckless bravery and adventurism that just doesn't seem realistic.
And regarding tolerance—we’ve dissected this topic a hundred times already. I’m not disputing that the "San Francisco spectrum" exists. But there is a second side to it, too. I won't get bogged into specific numbers or percentages, but please, take my word for it: I’ve been in situations where dozens of people were right there in that exact spot, and they were anything but that idealized image of San Francisco. They certainly weren't that tolerant, left-leaning, patient, and open-to-everything crowd. And in a city of this size, those aren't exactly negligible numbers.
I mean, surely you know this too, if you’ve attended any games or followed the national team like you say you do. You know what kind of crowds show up and what their political leanings and general attitudes are. There is zero chance—theoretically impossible—that a guy like him could walk around freely, especially after his recent behavior where he really stepped up his rhetoric. I also follow the regional news closely, and when I flip through the channels in the evening, there isn't a single week where he isn't appearing on one of those Mexican television networks. To me, it looks like he’s become a local fixture over there, having completely cut ties with both San Francisco and America.