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The captain of the US soccer team in the WC.

Is he now a star in the US? Do Americans match his name to his face after the World Cup?

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Aftee the match between Brazil and Japan, Cunha shouted at him saying " Five times (which is the number of WC trophies Brazil has won). Respect. Respect. OK?"

The Japanese media interviewed with him after the defeat to Brazil.

Shiogai said,

「僕らが負けたんで、どういう声があろうとそれは自由。まあ今更あの発言を別に撤回しようとかはない」「でもどういう捉え方をするか分からないので、これから気をつけたい」

"We lost, so whatever people say is their prerogative. I'm not going to take back what I said now. But I don't know how people will interpret it, so I want to be more careful from now on."

(Source) https://x.com/livedoornews/status/2072149441650311282

Some beef after the match

Why do Americans feel underwhelming about Latin Americans but they feel so honored when Europeans talk about the US? Is this ture?

While the world is praising the Japanese fans, only Japanese women are angry with them

This is off-side. That is what I commented, and then I got downvotes massively. All the upvotes are how Son is great?

It is off-side, but there was no VAR. That is all.

What is going on with this subreddit? We are not even allowed to say this is off-side in this soccer related subreddit? We are not cults. What is wrong with Son's cultists? I really hate how the vibe of fan base has changed since Son came to LAFC.

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I have never been to Brazil or South America. So I admit I have a very superficial understanding of these areas

Is this all Messi hype? Why did I have an image Brazil and Argentina have a severe rivaly especially in football?

Are you going to approve this survey?

The Second pic provides the translation in English

A wave of online discussions has triggered following a viral video showing a local man aggressively confronting a foreign worker inside a grocery shop.

The individual, who recorded the entire encounter, was seen entering the premises and demanding to know the status of the foreign business operators.

He then screamed at the worker, claiming that Pakistani nationals are prohibited from operating businesses in the country, before ordering them to shut down the shop immediately.

Before walking away in anger, the man also threw and overturned multiple items displayed on the store shelves.

According to online sources, the footage was originally shared by netizens in a Facebook group named "Kuala Lumpur Chit Chat Station."

The incident has brought attention back to national regulations regarding foreign-run businesses. Minister of Housing and Local Government, Nga Kor Ming, recently stressed in Parliament that his ministry strictly bars foreign nationals from applying for or owning small business licenses.

This restriction covers various sectors including grocery shops, eateries, car workshops, markets, and general business premises.

Furthermore, under the Trade, Commerce and Industry Licensing Act, business permits are strictly reserved for Malaysian citizens. Foreigners are only permitted to work as registered staff provided they possess legitimate employment permits or valid documentation.

The viral footage has drawn mixed reactions from the online community. Some netizens defended the foreign workers, raising questions about whether exceptions apply to foreigners who are married to local Malay women, allowing them to manage businesses under their spouses' names.

Conversely, many others condemned the local man's aggressive conduct, labeling his actions as overly reckless. Netizens suggested that instead of taking matters into his own hands and bullying others, he should have filed an official report for the authorities to conduct a proper investigation, noting that creating chaos in someone else's shop is entirely unacceptable.