FAKE As you can see only one is not born in France Lloris, Nice Varane, Lille Umtiti, Yaoundé Pavard, Maubeuge Hernandez, Marseille Matuidi, Toulouse Pogba, Lagny sur Marne Kanté, Paris Tolisso, Tarare Nzonzi, Colombes Mbappé, Paris Giroud, Chambéry Griezmann, Mâcon Fékir, Lyon
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At least eight players in the list you provided are of recent (20th century) African ancestry. If that's not a testimony to immigration, what is?
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A man is a man, don't care from where their parents or gparents come. Born, educated in France. The only one I remember thinking as you do was Hitler. We know here where it leads.
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So the smart folks at the New Yorker don’t understand the difference between nationality and ancestry? Leftists are so focused on race that they must go out of their way to taint apolitical events which were created to demonstrate our common humanity and shared values.
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Hey New Yorker, you know who else would rather see the World Cup, and Olympics played amongst purely racial divides? Actual Nazis and cunts like Richard Spencer. You’re incessant identity politics has you in good company.
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Dear Gopkin, i'm happy about France and cosmopolitanism and stuff like that, but you really can't understand anything about soccer. Please write about something else. Thanks.
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When you'll understand something about France and stop explaining everything on account of the american communautarist system please wake me up. Cheers
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They were born in France, educated in France, learned soccer in France and never lived in Africa. You’re so stupid with your communautarism
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Even if the were born in France, it is still a good thing french is a multicultural society.
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Multicultural but not communautarist
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Youa re saying - COMMUNAUTARIST - That is when someone gets their identity by begin part of a larger community.
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Toi pas comprendre
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If you look up the word you wrote that is what it means. Someone who gets their identity by working within their community. It's not a bad thing. Look it up yourself - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communitarianism …
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Yes I know. The best examples are Lebanon and USA. Don't want to follow their path
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If the win has been driven by Cosmopolitanism, if they had lost, would it have been because Cosmopolitanism?! Take the race out of the equation !
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if they lost and came in second place that still would have been a huge achievement.
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You’re talking about Raymond Kopa, the Polish immigrant who scored 13 goals in 1958?
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Great text
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So you're asking and advocating that we throw away a national identity to win a world Cup?
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I got it guys. Terrorists have no religion but winning footballers have.
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