Hard Rock Stadium, fans, US hosting the world cup in two years

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I know it kills some of you do acknowledge this but 10,000 Colombian soccer fans in Miami are probaly american citizens or residents so no where near the same thing if it happened in Medellin

They are Columbians not Americans culturally.

*Colombian

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This definitely makes me question my enthusiasm for attending world cup games. I certainly wont go to miami... do we think philly will be any better?

The World Cup will be fine. There are some many established protocols to avoid all this.

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Is there going to be an outcry about how poorly America treats their migrant and farm workers?

About the horrible conditions people are in at the border camps?

At the violence and homicides in the country?

About the poor treatment of women and workers in general?

About the lack of basic healthcare for many?

Seems the last World Cup, most of the focus was on the flaws of the country. I wonder if most will boycott this one too as USA / Mexico / Canada have many of their own flaws.

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Too much money already being made and to be made for any boycotts this is Amurika afterall. Cash is king. There are more than enough soccer fans in N. America to fill these stadiums on their own.

What might be interesting to see is how many fans are going to be physcially be able to travel into the US with a another ban on countries Agent Orange deems unworthy on the horizon, we'll see right?