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fLyiNgDroNe
Belgium4081 Posts
On August 16 2016 22:03 Gorsameth wrote: No, I'm saying they are incredibly bad mannered for not conforming to international social norms when having a couple of thousand 'guests' over for the Olympic games. So how do you teach manners to nations which don't have that much freedom in travelling around the globe? | ||
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
On August 16 2016 22:09 stilt wrote: He apologies for his declaration and congratulates his opponent. Didn't directly talk to Thiago Braz after losing. In fact, hasn't talked to the dude for over a year. I thought being a good sportsman is part of the Olympic Culture. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22308 Posts
On August 16 2016 22:11 dmnum wrote: Didn't directly talk to Thiago Braz after losing. I thought being a good sportsman is part of the Olympic Culture. One man being a bad sport doesn't excuse the other from doing the same. | ||
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
On August 16 2016 22:12 Gorsameth wrote: One man being a bad sport doesn't excuse the other from doing the same. Yeah but I don't see anyone giving Lavillenie, who's french and should be well acquainted with the "superior sports culture" of Europe, any flak about it. It's all about how Brazilians are "shit" and have a "banana culture". TBH I don't give a shit that he didn't congratulate Thiago, some people get very hotheaded after losing and do things they wouldn't normally do, or maybe there's bad blood between them. But the hypocrisy is too flagrant for me to let it go unnoticed. | ||
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
On August 16 2016 22:14 dmnum wrote: Yeah but I don't see anyone giving Lavillenie, who's french and should be well acquainted with the "superior sports culture" of Europe, any flak about it. It's all about how Brazilians are "shit" and have a "banana culture". Of course, we are nazis, remember? Tch... | ||
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Otolia
France5805 Posts
On August 16 2016 22:14 dmnum wrote: Yeah but I don't see anyone giving Lavillenie, who's french and should be well acquainted with the "superior sports culture" of Europe, any flak about it. It's all about how Brazilians are "shit" and have a "banana culture". TBH I don't give a shit that he didn't congratulate Thiago, some people get very hotheaded after losing and do things they wouldn't normally do, or maybe there's bad blood between them. But the hypocrisy is too flagrant for me to let it go unnoticed. Lavillenie has been described by everyone in the sport as very friendly. And said on air that he wasn't surprised by Thiago's performance. From here, looks like you've been fed a specific narrative that brazilians thrive upon (we're victims, the europeans/americans don't like us, they are racist etc etc) without questioning the reason behind it. | ||
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
On August 16 2016 21:55 fLyiNgDroNe wrote: so basically you are saying that Brazil culture is shit? Jetinho. | ||
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stilt
France2755 Posts
On August 16 2016 22:14 dmnum wrote: Yeah but I don't see anyone giving Lavillenie, who's french and should be well acquainted with the "superior sports culture" of Europe, any flak about it. It's all about how Brazilians are "shit" and have a "banana culture". TBH I don't give a shit that he didn't congratulate Thiago, some people get very hotheaded after losing and do things they wouldn't normally do, or maybe there's bad blood between them. But the hypocrisy is too flagrant for me to let it go unnoticed. Oh, you play the victim, this is so cuuuute to be insecure about his own culture, maybe it is time to change! :D It is not only the european culture btw, asian ones seem not used to this either. Btw I could add that in football, spectators act regulary like this too, this is one of the reason in some country like France, football fans can be seen as a bunch of total idiots. The thing is olympics game are not a football competition... | ||
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Otolia
France5805 Posts
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
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Ghostcom
Denmark4783 Posts
EDIT: Booing is never going to be considered good sportsmanship by 99% of the world. It is disrespectful towards the competition and the ideals of the Olympic Games. | ||
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
On August 16 2016 22:31 Otolia wrote: Lavillenie has been described by everyone in the sport as very friendly. And said on air that he wasn't surprised by Thiago's performance. From here, looks like you've been fed a specific narrative that brazilians thrive upon (we're victims, the europeans/americans don't like us, they are racist etc etc) without questioning the reason behind it. Dude was sulking during the competition, it was visible. Also, I wonder how defending my culture when attacked is painting Brazilians as the victims. In fact, quite the opposite is happening: some europeans(and Lavillenie) feel they were wronged by the crowed because we didn't act the "right", "civilized" way. edit: this discussion has taken way too much of my time, I have made my points, and it is not that important, so I won't respond anymore. | ||
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Ghostcom
Denmark4783 Posts
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Otolia
France5805 Posts
On August 16 2016 23:06 dmnum wrote: Dude was sulking during the competition, it was visible. Also, I wonder how defending my culture when attacked is painting Brazilians as the victims. In fact, quite the opposite is happening: some europeans(and Lavillenie) feel they were wronged by the crowed because we didn't act the "right", "civilized" way. The narrative hasn't been built by you, but I suspect by Brazilian media. But if you want my opinion, people have forgotten how bad the chinese crowd was in Beijing. They even booed their own athlete Liu Xiang when he was injured. I don't think anything can be worse than that. Edit: Fabiana Murer couldn't handle the pressure and didn't even pass a bar. So cruel for her. | ||
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Ghostcom
Denmark4783 Posts
On August 16 2016 23:16 Ghostcom wrote: Danish Womens Doubles in Badminton might be about to stun the world I think. That first set is looking really solid. Non-asian participation in the finals would be the first in the history of the Olympic Games. Never mind second set is going as expected - Chinese dominance. | ||
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
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Ghostcom
Denmark4783 Posts
On August 16 2016 23:35 Ghostcom wrote: Never mind second set is going as expected - Chinese dominance. Hmm, this gym is really really windy... Denmark back in dominating fashion now that they are back on the "good" side. However, it also looks like more inspired play from the Danes. | ||
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
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Skynx
Turkey7150 Posts
On August 16 2016 23:46 dmnum wrote: There was lots of wind in Rio yesterday. Like, once in a year wind. Almost the entire 470 fleet got some damage somewhere in the boat. ![[image loading]](https://keyassets.timeincuk.net/inspirewp/live/wp-content/uploads/sites/21/2016/08/13962803_1062266913843023_8543167166308464331_o-600x400.jpg) | ||
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Ghostcom
Denmark4783 Posts
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