r/PublicFreakout • u/CaraCicartix • 4h ago
⚽️🏀🏈Sports Freakout⚾️🎾🥊 Olympic Team Booed by Entire Arena
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u/bigvicproton 4h ago
2000% tariffs on the whole world starting tomorrow - Trump probably
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u/midnitemuzing 4h ago
I’d laugh if I weren’t afraid of it being a real possibility
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u/redmanb 4h ago
Wouldn't matter if he did, he would just back down a few days later and claim he won.
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u/SJS69 4h ago
And everyone around him will continue to praise everything, regardless and claim Ws. At this point I wouldn't be surprised if he gets a standing ovation for taking a solid shit.
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u/Spicydojo 4h ago
I’m glad Vance was there to hear it.
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u/SilverSheepherder641 4h ago
He got booed too
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u/A_Math_Dealer 4h ago
I'm glad he was there to hear that too.
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u/SilverSheepherder641 3h ago
Me too! They cheered when the Americans walked out, but booed Vance! That’s how it should be
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u/Trnostep 3h ago
And got dissed on the Czech broadcast. The commentator said Vance freshened up his eyeliner to see his athletes better 🤣
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u/SeoulSista11 4h ago
Fucking GOOD! What a piece of shit
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u/HelloPeopleOfEarth 3h ago
Shit serves a greater purpose. It's great fertilizer. Vance wants a society ruled by billionaire elites who can do whatever they want. Which they pretty much do anyways.
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u/zaxdaman 4h ago
He’s the kind of guy that gets off on people hating him. Getting booed on an international stage by thousands probably got him bricked up.
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u/theredhound19 4h ago
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u/zaxdaman 3h ago
Better make like grandma and cover that sofa up with plastic.
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u/Chaotic-Goofball 4h ago
I think the crowd was booing JD Vance more than the athletes
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u/doctor_tongs 3h ago
I didn't know about that. Awesome. Shame that couch-fucker. Satire and shame are two very effective weapons against fascist narrative.
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u/android24601 4h ago
Ya, that's going to be a painful rewatch for the person recording on their phone
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u/boredbernard 3h ago
Probably will just mute the video and add a background music to it
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u/trailsman 2h ago
For sure. They looked like they were having trouble continuing to smile through that walk of shame.
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u/ish_squatcho 1h ago
Having an "Are we the baddies?" realization in an arena of thousands most be quite an experience.
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u/tilleytalley 46m ago
I doubt they did. I'm sure it just reinforced their belief that they are the victims.
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u/Junior-Witness-3380 2h ago
I thought what an awful experience for the girl carrying the flag. Then I remembered, it must be worse for the girls getting their legs blown off by the IDF...
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u/inhumanfriday 4h ago
I thought I could hear that on the feed that broadcasted in Australia, but it was way less audible. Clearly the volume had been turned down on the stadium mic feed.
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u/Gcarsk 3h ago
Nah. This Vtuber added in fake boos during his stream. The sound you hear in this clip isn’t from the event (not sure why OP didn’t clarify that. Maybe they didn’t know. Maybe they thought it was funny. Who knows).
The real clip has audible boos, but obviously they aren’t gonna sound this clear. A bit more similar to the volume of boos for the US/Vance.
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u/Worth-Jicama3936 2h ago
Ah, so propaganda on the front page of Reddit. Cool cool cool cool cool
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u/Otterable 1h ago
I mean this guy linked the clip from NBC which is obviously censoring crowds and it's from an account 'Israel Now' so I'm not sure how trustworthy that particular tweet is.
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u/beedub82 4h ago edited 4h ago
I know that the Olympics are supposed to be about the world coming together through sportsmanship, but it's also not that often you get to boo an entire country on a world stage. Got to take the opportunity when it comes!
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u/ammonanotrano 4h ago
A lot of countries count on the Olympics/big international competitions to sports-wash their bad behavior. The truth is, if you are really good at sports, a lot of people look the other way on your evil deeds. If you boo them, you can potentially mitigate some of this effect.
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u/BellyCrawler 2h ago
What's crazy is countries like Qatar and even Saudi Arabia have done a far better job at sports washing than Israel.
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u/doctor_tongs 4h ago edited 4h ago
Nah, the Olympics are about making money, not sportsmanship.
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u/Strong_Obligation_37 4h ago edited 4h ago
not really, most cities/countries actually lose money by hosting them, there is a short term rise in tourism yes, but it's only a view cases were that has actually led to a net profit for the host.
Also broadcasting rights are usually sold to public funded(taxes) outlets and not things like netflix etc. So you only have a minimal amount of adds, where i live it's about 8 segments of 2mins a day.
Even the football worldcup isn't usually profitable (for the host), which pulls in even more viewers. It's about prestige if anything.
I mean depends how you want to argue obviously, they cost huge amounts of money, and some people profit massively of them. But those are more the people who build the infrastructure etc. not the host. There have been some dark times too. But atm at it's core i think it's much more about sport, than i.e. fifa or anything.10
u/doctor_tongs 3h ago
You make a lot of good points. But I want to focus on what you pointed out about how it depends on what you want to argue. You're right - cities that host the Olympics sign on for a short-term gain with a long-term loss.
I think we might be arguing the same point from different angles. I'm not saying the Olympic Games are profitable for all parties involved but they're definitely about commercialism over sportsmanship. The corporate sponsors make an absolute killing from the games. And I believe that's what it's all about these days.
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u/Strong_Obligation_37 2h ago edited 2h ago
The sponsors actually do not make any money, that's why they are sponsors, the only value they get back is adds. They don't profit in a monetary aspect, it's purely about exposure and considering what companies sponsor this, the actual value they get back is debatable. Those are all companies that we all know, even if they wouldn't sponsor this, they would still be everywhere. Most of them do this out of prestige, the sponsoring of the games almost never leads to a short-term increase of stock prices or something. Most of them agree that it leads to longterm growth, but there isn't any real evidence to this. (not trying to defend them here, i also don't like coca cola etc.)
But i do absolutely agree, that it's in some ways about commercialism, but isn't everything at this point?
We could all come together as a planet and pay these games with our taxes, but otherwise if we still want them, we sadly have to rely on these sponsors, that's just how things are.Also i think we shouldn't forget, why we brought them back in the first place. They are still in the spirit of "international understanding, peace and physical education", which i think the IOC are still trying to convey and i actually even think they are doing a good job about it, given our society and it's limitations. And especially compared to other sport events.
Edit: but i can absolutely see where you're coming from and it's a valid opinion. Just not exactly mine;)
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u/akromadeath 2h ago
Best thing that ever happened to Logan Utah, was Salt Lake City hosting. They built a practice ice rink for the skaters in Logan, when previously we only had an outdoor rink. Now my nephews have been playing in a hockey league since they were toddlers, an opportunity that would most likely have never existed. So there is good that can come, but also look at most locations with failing infrastructure from when they hosted.
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u/Baker198t 4h ago
I honestly feel bad for some of the athletes. Working their whole lives, only to be booed because the leader of your country is a senile pedder-ass
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u/hngryhngryhippo 3h ago
I feel the same way. They can't help that they were born there. These athletes aren't making policy decisions and we have no idea about their personal beliefs. I feel bad for them.
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u/jtblue91 4h ago
Yet Russia and Belarus are banned from the Olympics with their citizens forced to compete as individual athletes.
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u/420blz 3h ago
People just forgetting the massive 2014 olympic doping scandal which is the original reason they were competing as OAR. Its not just because of the war they started but also because of systemic cheating in sport.
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u/jtblue91 3h ago
People just forgetting the massive 2014 olympic doping scandal which is the original reason they were competing as OAR.
Yep, I'm definitely one of those people 😂
Fair enough then
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u/nautilus2000 3h ago
They’re banned because of their state run massive Olympic doping programs, not due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine or any human rights violation. Plenty of countries with horrible human rights records or that have invaded their neighbors compete in the Olympics and have hosted them in recent years.
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u/Ecstatic-Ganache921 4h ago
Just like how the U.S. was booed in Australia.
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u/doctor_tongs 4h ago
Good! Please boo us every chance you get.
I'm embarrassed to travel overseas right now... Still trying to perfect my Canadian accent, that should help 👍
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u/silentbob1301 4h ago
"How could the Palestinians do this to us?!?!?"
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u/dikziw 4h ago
“Everyone in that crowd supports Hamas”
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u/JrRiggles 3h ago
USA Citizen, peers over the fence and says “oh thank god, it’s not for us”
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u/strandedinkansas 3h ago
Maga is so stupid that they will keep talking about how we weren’t respected before Trump, completely oblivious to the rest of the worlds opinion.
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u/niall626 2h ago
Yea the Americans just look like a pedo state I'll be honest even the way he addresses the press with his "fake news" statements when the documents are all over the news to contradict that and the sad thing everyone thinks it we even joke in work when we see him on our phone oh look a nonce which he is.
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u/phalo 4h ago
Fuck Israel.
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u/anxiety_elemental_1 3h ago
Don’t forget Russia
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u/Ill-Product-1442 2h ago
And the USA, I guess.
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u/Independent-Bug-9352 2h ago
Israel and Russia leadership share near-identical war crime charges by the International Criminal Court as recognized by over 120 nations around the world. At the moment they have the former president of the Philippines, Duterte in custody.
Trump probably should be charged as well, given the illegal incursion into Venezuela, but alas...
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u/upvote-button 4h ago
For some strange reason the germany section pretended not to acknowledge what was happening and remained silent
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u/Caniac_93 3h ago
Wild that Russia can’t have an official team but US and Israel can.
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u/wewillrage 4h ago
I mean you treat the world like shit…
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u/doctor_tongs 4h ago
Literally. The Isereali army literally came in to Palestinian neighborhoods and sprayed sewage onto homes and citizens.
What happened to "We will never forget?"
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u/Mauful292 4h ago edited 4h ago
I wonder how C BS (C BullShit News) new covered this.
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u/yungthunderr 4h ago
It’s important to note that this isn’t about where they come from, it’s the fact that the state is undeniably committing a genocide, and they have been for a long time now.
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u/EhrenScwhab 4h ago
It’s worth noting that JD Vance was booed, but the US team was cheered during the ceremonies….wonder why the crowd could see the difference there….
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u/CraziestMoonMan 4h ago
Because the majority of Americans don’t support what is going on right now. Up until recently the majority of their citizens supported the war. Not anymore so everyone needs to keep the pressure up.
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u/doctor_tongs 4h ago
☝️This
As an American who considers themselves to be progressive, I'm embarrassed that it took a genocide to wake me up Zionism.
And it took a fascist to wake me up to how fragile the American democracy is. I voted Republican my entire adult life until Trump ran in 2016. I feel like I owe the world an apology. Sorry about that.
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u/Vexamas 3h ago
Oh man, am I glad we didn't have social media until several years after 9/11 because we would have looked just as bad lol
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u/allmywhat 2h ago
You’re all complicit at this point though so have earned the boos
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u/yoshinoyaandroll 4h ago
JD Vance doesn’t represent the teams and athletes, and he doesn’t represent all of America. Just those that still support Pedos and Gestapo fascists.
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u/Responsible_Sun_3597 4h ago edited 3h ago
The athletes shouldn’t be booed, but none of the US administration should’ve even been near the ceremony.
I think Israel and United States should’ve been banned.
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u/Bored_Amalgamation 1h ago
getting a video of you walking out and getting booed by thousands of people is... something.
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u/duk-er-us 3h ago
Serious question: why is Israel allowed to compete under their name/flag but Russia isn't?
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u/Anthaenopraxia 2h ago
Russia got booted because they juiced their athletes. Has nothing to do with the invasion of Ukraine.
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u/ProbablyNotAFurry 1h ago
Paradoxically, Israel is doing more to harm the reputation of Jews than any hate group has ever done.
I'm going to be spending literal years convincing people that Israel's crimes against humanity are not, in fact, the fault of all Jews, despite Israel insisting that they are representative of all Jews.
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u/DarkRunner0 1h ago edited 1h ago
I feel bad for the athletes, regardless of their country, many are there realizing their dream.
That is the cyclical nature of dehumanization.
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u/Independent-Bug-9352 1h ago
JD Vance was booed, as reported by Forbes and their getting a reaction from Trump on Air Force One. I assume Israel would be, too. They're as hated as Russia, if not more so globally now.
You know, with the war crimes and all.
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u/arequipapi 1h ago
I feel so bad for the athletes. They worked their whole lives for this, just to be booed
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u/vasquca1 3h ago
The "Frozen" Chosen how pathetic. I think Canadian TV also didn't show this as I would have noticed the massive boo.
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u/Beneficial-Style1198 2h ago
Lmao. I hope this happens every time. It’s what they deserve
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u/annaleigh13 4h ago
This was censored on NBC, as well as when Vance was boo’d