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🇪🇬🇮🇷 SEATTLE'S "PRIDE MATCH" FOR 2026 WORLD CUP WILL FEATURE... EGYPT VS. IRAN You cannot make this up. Seattle organizers decided months ago that June 26 would be their LGBT "Pride Night" match during the 2026 World Cup. Rainbow flags, art installations, community partnerships, the works. Then the draw...

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Papas10 months ago

What a joke always mixing politics with sports

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annamerica10 months ago

Ha! I actually thought they had picked this on purpose, didn’t realize it was assigned prior to the draw. Well well, it should get interesting! 😂

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Declan10 months ago

Respect the countries and move to another game

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Gays For Trump10 months ago

Liberal gays are the worst.

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Los10 months ago

I hope they do “man on the street” interviews with the Islamic people about the concept of a “pride” match.

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Greek Toga Guy10 months ago

As funny as this is, why can't I even watch a football match without rainbow flags being waved?

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Owney the Postal Dog 🐾10 months ago

You couldn’t script clown-world this perfectly if you tried. Seattle turned the World Cup into a comedy show and didn’t even check the teams’ beliefs.🤣⚽ This is what happens when ideology overrides reality. Zero awareness, zero respect, 10/10 viral chaos.

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Cássia Maneschy10 months ago

Pride Night in the middle east

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Seth10 months ago

FIFA told us to “Respect the hosts countries culture” when they held the WC in Qatar. So Egypt and Iran are just gonna have to deal or bow out.

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pigger10 months ago

Soccer is gay.

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dondara10 months ago

No one care except making it out of the group stop mixing politics with sports

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Patriot Erin10 months ago

The sad part is that leftists will never understand how ridiculous this is...

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Just Thomas10 months ago

This should be good.

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M10 months ago

They shouldn’t have a single say. remember when they cried their asses about respect their culture in qatar? Now its your turn Bitch. Respect their culture and shush it. either way they ALL will be eliminated from the early stages but they just want to make an invalid statement

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Exx Five10 months ago

It’s gonna be awesome when both teams refuse to play and put FIFA in a tough spot

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Bo D🇺🇲🇸🇪10 months ago

Obviously those countries shouldn't punish/kill people for being gay. But... Can we stop celebrating homosexuality in sporting events? Sexual orientation seems irrelevant to sports.

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𝐏𝐚𝐯𝐥𝐨 𝐄𝐬𝐜𝐨𝐛𝐚𝐫10 months ago

Whilst i don't agree with some of Irans laws, its their country their laws, Iran should also respect the USA when coming there. I still think mixing LGBT, Wars, religion with sports is bullshit, let sports be sports.

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GallantFox10 months ago

I don’t get it. Theyll do this kind of thing to prove a point only to turn around and vote to import fighting age men from both countries

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B. Alexander10 months ago

Maybe the left has to have their eyes opened up close and personal, about how Muslims REALLY feel about homosexuality. Could be interesting.

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MartinD196410 months ago

Try getting the Egyptian and Iranian soccer players to wear a pride flag on their uniforms.

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JoninCenTex10 months ago

I bet Iran will pull out before the match and maybe even Egypt too. Well we think everybody knows what pride is about in those two nations it doesn't exist so therefore the notion that their athletes would know exactly what that's all about is unlikely.

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Kim Hamblin10 months ago

@MWLOrg_en lol!!! You were warned that they would try to infiltrate your religion. Welcome to the freak slow!

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Melodie Watson10 months ago

They have to reschedule it - put the teams in Seattle that are ok with LGBTQ … like France & any other EU country Iran will consider this a direct threat/assault/attack

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MJ Simpson10 months ago

Sounds perfect. A 'Pride Match' between two liberal nations would just be a leftie wankfest. This promises to be interesting.

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You are supposed to suffer along with your team10 months ago

The winning team will throw the fans off a rooftop.

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Jonathan10 months ago

@ErwanLeCorre they want social conflicts

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Chip10 months ago

Move the match to a different city.

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Flora H. L.10 months ago

Pride Soccer Match: Egypt vs Iran..... sounds fun 🥁🥁🥁 Make it happen 🤡

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lizzie10 months ago

It's a good time. Maybe the LGBTQ folks will learn that Islam doesn't like them.

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Pimp with a limp10 months ago

Narcissistic leftists that believe they can teach them how to live. Queeers for Palestine and trans Muslim men. Am i right?

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RandomMan10 months ago

The absurdity of lgbtq is so draining…..

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Matt Ryan10 months ago

I don't think it is a bright idea to be within a 400 mile radius of that stadium if that event goes on. With their track record on believes and dealing with them.

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The Bug Guy10 months ago

And all the white girls will swoon over how inclusive the show is as they virtue-signal to eachother over who’s the alpha-basic. Mission accomplished.

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