Anonymous #1 4d

*the government. He doesnt hate America as a whole dipstick

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Anonymous #2 4d

you can’t claim to love america while trashing the very agencies like ICE or Border Patrol that maintain its sovereignty. if you spend your time publicly shaming the country’s systems on a global stage, you aren’t “improving” it, you’re subverting it

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Anonymous #1 4d

Yes you can actually

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Anonymous #2 4d

being a U.S. citizen is a package deal, you can’t benefit from the safety and the economy provided by a system while actively trying to tear down the walls that keep it standing, if you trash the agencies that enforce our laws, you aren’t “improving” the country; you’re inviting the very chaos that destroys what you claim to love

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Anonymous #1 4d

Saying this about bad bunny when Green Day performed is fucking hilarious y’all can’t be real

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Anonymous OP 4d

#1 really thinks in order to love a country you need to support everything the government does🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Anonymous #3 4d

who said I liked Green Day either? I’m boycotting the whole thing, they’re anti-American, I’m rejecting the acts that hate half the country that the NFL chose to sell out to the woke liberals

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Anonymous #1 4d

Anyways enjoy the show #1

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Anonymous #3 4d

“If you criticize literally anything the government does you hate America” is some comically stupid shit. Fuck off with that. People who actually love this country want it to live up to its claimed ideals. Liberty and justice for all doesn’t have “unless you’re suspiciously brown” added at the end.

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Anonymous #2 4d

no one says you have to love the irs or a specific tax hike, but when you attack the agencies that define our borders (ICE) or the symbols that represent our unity (the flag/anthem), you aren’t “disagreeing with a policy”, you are attacking the very idea of the nation itself

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Anonymous #1 4d

I’m American, I love America, and I say F*CK ICE

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Anonymous #1 4d

Bro I know this “everything the enforcers of the government do is correct and if you criticize them you are a traitor” rhetoric would hit it off in Nazi Germany but we aren’t standing that shit here lol.

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Anonymous #3 4d

no one is saying you can’t criticize the government, but why do it at the one event where the entire country is supposed to just be American? When an artist like bad bunny, who has criticized ice and the administration, is given that stage, it turns a celebration of sport into a political lecture, it’s not about his skin color, it’s about his unwillingness to leave his personal grievances at the door

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Anonymous #2 4d

You say you love America, but you want to abolish the very people who protect its borders, a country without borders isn’t a country, it’s just a piece of land, if you want to get rid of the agency that stops human trafficking and illegal entry, you don’t love the United States, you live a theoretical idea that has no security

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Anonymous #1 4d

He isn’t doing that at the Super Bowl lol y’all just think the Spanish language existing is scary. Also the Super Bowl is a private event by a private company they could have Bad Bunny tell Trump to fuck himself on stage and that would be legal.

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Anonymous #3 4d

comparing ice to the Gestapo is a slap in the face to victims of actual genocide, in a democracy, we have borders and laws, enforcing those laws isn’t “fascism”, its the sovereign right of the people to decide who enters their country

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Anonymous #1 4d

Oh because the Nazis never claimed to be protecting the unity and safety of the German Nation lol. Ice wasn’t protecting those Americans it shot in the street. Fuckin pawn

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Anonymous #3 4d

I’m not “scared” of Spanish, I just believe the Super Bowl should cater to the English-speaking mainstream that built the sport, when the first-ever entirely Spanish halftime show is performed during a period of intense division over immigration, it’s not just a party, it’s a political statement about who the nfl thinks their real audience is

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Anonymous #1 4d

It’s not like Germany started by advocating for mass deportations or anything. And it’s not like the Gestapo wasn’t enforcing German laws. And it’s not like courts declared the Gestapo immune from all prosecution like this government is trying to do with ice. Wait shit nvm all those things are true. You fucks would be supporting the Nazis until after the war ended, given most Germans didn’t know the Holocaust was happening.

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Anonymous #3 4d

And it’s a good thing this administration is only going after illegal immigrants and not citizens and those who are here legally. And they aren’t revoking visas from people just for saying things this administration didn’t like. And it’s a good thing this administration didn’t try to revoke birthright citizenship. Wait fuck nvm

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Anonymous #3 4d

calling a federal agency Nazis because they enforce immigration laws passed by Congress is a slap in the face to history, Nazis sought to exterminate an entire race, ice is tasked with removing illegal alien criminals to protect the homeland while critics and local officials like mayor Jacob Frey called the shooting reckless, the department of homeland security (DHS) and its supporters like border czar tom homan argue the officer acted in self-defense against a vehicle ramming

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Anonymous #1 4d

One in 7 American residents speak Spanish as their native language. The only people who think this shit is a political statement is you dumbasses

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Anonymous #1 4d

Good thing the Nazis never claimed their plan was only to deport criminals

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Anonymous #3 4d

a visa is a privilege, revoking visas for those that publicly support terrorist ideologies or disparage American heroes like Charlie Kirk is a matter of safety and protecting the American public from radicalization anti-American rhetoric is a legitimate factor in vetting, if a foreign national’s presence or speech is deemed contrary to U.S. foreign policy interests, the Secretary of State has the legal authority to act

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Anonymous #3 4d

The Super Bowl is one of the last remaining national events where Americans of all backgrounds gather for a shared experience Picking Bad Bunny fails to appeal to a broader audience, I think the Super Bowl halftime show should reflect traditional American values and the English-speaking mainstream rather than a specific subculture Plus Bad Bunny has a well-documented history of criticizing Trump regarding his response to Hurricane Maria or his immigration policies

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Anonymous #3 4d

The Nazis called people criminals because of who they were (Jews). The U.S. government identified people as “illegal” because of what they did (broke federal immigration law). Conflating a genocide based on racial purity with a republic enforcing its visa and border laws is intellectually dishonest. By your logic, every country with a border patrol is a Nazi state. Was Switzerland Nazi for having borders? Is Japan Nazi today?

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Anonymous #1 4d

“Anti-American rhetoric” and its calling your favorite racist podcaster a racist. The broader audience loves bad bunny. It’s just you loser conservatives who shit yourself in fear upon hearing the word “Hola” that are making a fuss. And it’s a good thing no one who has performed at the Super Bowl has ever criticized the government or you would look really dumb right now. Wait? Oh the Rolling Stones made an entire song about the Iraq war being bad.

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Anonymous #1 4d

Ah, it’s a good thing this administration isn’t targeting legal immigrants, native-born children of immigrants, and just anyone who ice decides to cap. Ohhhh wait they’re doing all those things nvm.

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Anonymous #3 4d

These fuckin dipshits really think Bad Bunny is the political one when the fucking Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, and Green Day have performed. And a bunch of them are British lol

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Anonymous #3 4d

The Rolling Stones wrote a song about a war, that’s a political opinion, Bad Bunny has actively campaigned to dismantle ICE and called the sitting President a racist on global stages, one is a debate over foreign policy, the other is an attack on the literal walls of our house, I don’t mind the hola, I mind the hate and if the broader audience loves him so much, why did 15 million people turn off the TV during the halftime show?

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Anonymous #1 4d

Oh no! He called the president who was so racist he had to get investigated by the federal government in the 70s for discriminating against black tenants a racist? My pearls are clutched. I’m pissing myself in fear. He insulted dear leader??? And he exercised his free speech rights??? And a private company decided to pay him because they knew he would be profitable???? What has this country come to

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Anonymous #1 4d

im astounded by your brain. youre upset that someone has political opinions and their songs (art) express such. you claim that institutions that did not exist pre 9/11 are "the walls that keep [america] standing." you randomly assert that things are anti american despite... that just being a random ass term with absolutely no agreeable definition.

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Anonymous #1 4d

basically every single point you make is based on completely delusional ideas that exist within your brain and alienate tens if not hundreds of millions of people. "you can hate the irs but not ice because ice is what makes a country" lordie thats a funny idea "the super bowl is one of the last remaining american events" what the fuck are you even talking about

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Anonymous #1 3d

We literally have a first amendment against what you believe.

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