Team USA Slaps Down “I-Ran” Attack on America at World Cup
28 Nov 2022
In the audio link above, Clay & Buck salute Tyler Adams of Team USA over at the World Cup, and slapped down his classic Soviet Whataboutism. Iran is a nation built on bigotry and discrimination, including over skin color, but they think they can weaponize BLM and things like that against us.
Tyler Adams mispronounced Iran and was called out by an Iranian journalist – who followed up with a question on discrimination in the United States.
His response: An all time classy answer- Captain & Leader. #USMNT 👏 pic.twitter.com/pELQmBttPl
— Stu Holden (@stuholden) November 28, 2022
Remember this great moment in Iranian tolerance, and they lecture us?
Remember when Ahmadinejad, then head of a regime that aspires to genocide & executes gays, spoke at Columbia and got the A-list treatment? https://t.co/8yi4MfbUwg
— Lahav Harkov (@LahavHarkov) February 14, 2017
Speaking at @Columbia Univ on September 24, 2007, Iranian President Mamoud Ahmadinejad continued to defend Iran's human rights record. During a question & answer session, he told the audience that Iran 'don't have homosexuals like in your country.' https://t.co/Vs22JXcgfs 2/2
— John Suarez ن (@johnjsuarez) September 26, 2022
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