#61 ·
Look, I can’t just sit here and stay silent while this conversation unfolds... I honestly cannot be convinced by the argument that it was only the American fans causing the chaos while the Mexicans just sat there or ran away. Who are we kidding here? Yes, what happened is an absolute shame, but why are people acting like they're completely innocent now and shifting all the blame onto Americans? Most people aren't responsible for those actions, but you can't ignore the whole picture.
Beyond that, it feels pretty suspicious to me that Americans would turn on their own commentators—at least from my perspective.
As for the game itself, I don't think either side truly deserved the win. The US played better for most of the match and held the lead the entire time, but then they completely fell apart right at the end.
The Mexicans played incredibly aggressively, and if anything, they just got lucky rather than actually being the superior team.
Honestly, I think everyone here realizes that this kind of mess would never have happened if it had been an American team playing against someone like Italy or France. It really bothers me how the arena is usually half-empty during regular games, yet suddenly interest in water polo skyrockets the moment the US plays Mexico. Let's not insult anyone's intelligence, shall we?
Beyond that, it feels pretty suspicious to me that Americans would turn on their own commentators—at least from my perspective.
As for the game itself, I don't think either side truly deserved the win. The US played better for most of the match and held the lead the entire time, but then they completely fell apart right at the end.
The Mexicans played incredibly aggressively, and if anything, they just got lucky rather than actually being the superior team.
Honestly, I think everyone here realizes that this kind of mess would never have happened if it had been an American team playing against someone like Italy or France. It really bothers me how the arena is usually half-empty during regular games, yet suddenly interest in water polo skyrockets the moment the US plays Mexico. Let's not insult anyone's intelligence, shall we?