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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I thought this clearly Christian prayer was out of place at this event. However, if tbe same men would have said a similar message without any reference to their own religion, it would have been ok in my view. Had it been an imam, rabbi, hindu, shaman leader saying a similar “wish” for peace, should have also been ok. Just my point of view. The Copa America, as far as I know, does not have a religious affiliation. If these prayers become the norm, will non-Christians be denied advancement opportunities in Conmebol?  Will members have to demonstrate how religious they are now?  As a previous poster said, “ keep your religion at church and at home”
Signed, a Catholic and Catholic school graduate. [/quote]

Will players on teams that support rainbow flags and BLM be punished or not promoted if they don't have the correct beliefs or post the right things on social media? [/quote]

🤔 punished for saying lives matter?

So it's only a belief for some? (In the Christian country)[/quote]

I don't know - if someone posted "all lives matter" would they get in trouble? [/quote]

If "all lives" were under the dark clouds of racism and bigotry and institutional discrimination and excessive brutality and overzealous prosecution and incarceration for centuries, then "all lives" as a social call would make sense.

That said, saying blue lives matter doesn't mean grey lives don't matter.[/quote]

Chill and stop crying. Currently, the only race being discriminated against in America is the whites. And it’s legal.

#DEI[/quote]

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