Ryder Cup 2025

[MU82]

Yes.  Bro-anything is annoying as hell.

What about "bruh," doh?

[🏀]

They have multiple homes and most of them have their primary residence in the USA. 

Wrong again.

[Scoop Snoop]

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Yes.  And it's where many of them spent their formative years honing their skills.  My point is that a lot of  them are culturally similar to the American born players.

"Formative years" and the culture that people identify with is where they were raised as children and young adults. THINK about what you have written before hitting the post button and maybe, just maybe, you will avoid making an ass out of yourself.

[RJax55]

"Formative years" and the culture that people identify with is where they were raised as children and young adults. THINK about what you have written before hitting the post button and maybe, just maybe, you will avoid making an ass out of yourself.

Europe has won 11 of 15 Ryder Cups in the last 30 years. Over that time, Team Europe has consistently been ahead of the US team when it comes to preparation, team dynamics, leadership, succession planning, player development, and now, analytics in Ryder Cups.

But, you know, they are basically the same.

[Uncle Rico]

Europe has won 11 of 15 Ryder Cups in the last 30 years. Over that time, Team Europe has consistently been ahead of the US team when it comes to preparation, team dynamics, leadership, succession planning, player development, and now, analytics in Ryder Cups.

But, you know, they are basically the same.

It's simple.  American golfers represent the decay of the country. 

[MuggsyB]

Nm

[MuggsyB]

It's simple.  American golfers represent the decay of the country. 

 The fans that were jagoffs don't represent the players or our entire country. 

[MuggsyB]

"Formative years" and the culture that people identify with is where they were raised as children and young adults. THINK about what you have written before hitting the post button and maybe, just maybe, you will avoid making an ass out of yourself.

They are basically carbon copies of the American players that are constantly criticized here.  Identical lifestyles.

[Uncle Rico]

They are basically carbon copies of the American players that are constantly criticized here.  Identical lifestyles.

Except they're not fascists

[tower912]

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[Uncle Rico]

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Yup.  Class, culture, teamwork and human decency are a chasm between Team Europe and the American team. 

[Pakuni]

The fans that were jagoffs don't represent the players or our entire country. 

It would blow your mind if you applied this principle to other places in the world.

[MuggsyB]

Except they're not fascists

Lol.

[Uncle Rico]

It would blow your mind if you applied this principle to other places in the world.

He's on a roll.  Don't stop him.

[MuggsyB]

Yup.  Class, culture, teamwork and human decency are a chasm between Team Europe and the American team. 

You don't know any of these people. "Human decency" is a complicated subject often masked by all sorts of things and a lot of poltical nonsense these days.  There are very good people out there, but many,many,many more who are horrible and another contingent that are asshead/scumbags.  It's just a part of our species. 

This is why I emphasize the greatness of our wide range of animal species.  Obviously, dogs hold a special status with humans, but whether it be cats, 🐘, 🐋, Rhinos, 🦒, Walruses, Emperor Penguins, 🐻 , Manatees,Leopards, Jaguars, Elk, Moose, 🐎, wildebeest, Sea Otters, Gorillas, Orangutans, Zebras, Okapi, Ibexes, bats, squirrels, koalas, kangaroos, 🐙, or platypuses, just to name a few, we need to chill out about our value as a species. 

And we absolutely, unequivocally, must respect the tremendous members of the animal kingdom sharing our planet.  Always keep this in mind:  There are millions and millions of bad and evil humam beings.  There are 0.0 in that category among the animals I've mentioned above.  0.0%  All are phenomenal.  Period.  Have a good day.

We also must protect the pangolin population.  Terrible injustice to these amazing creatures. 

[Uncle Rico]

You don't know any of these people. "Human decency" is a complicated subject often masked by all sorts of things and a lot of poltical nonsense these days.  There are very good people out there, but many,many,many more who are horrible and another contingent that are asshead/scumbags.  It's just a part of our species. 

This is why I emphasize the greatness of our wide range of animal species.  Obviously, dogs hold a special status with humans, but whether it be cats, 🐘, 🐋, Rhinos, 🦒, Walruses, Emperor Penguins, 🐻 , Manatees,Leopards, Jaguars, Elk, Moose, 🐎, wildebeest, Sea Otters, Gorillas, Orangutans, Zebras, Okapi, Ibexes, bats, squirrels, koalas, kangaroos, 🐙, or platypuses, just to name a few, we need to chill out about our value as a species. 

And we absolutely, unequivocally, must respect the tremendous members of the animal kingdom sharing our planet.  Always keep this in mind:  There are millions and millions of bad and evil humam beings.  There are 0.0 in that category among the animals I've mentioned above.  0.0%  All are phenomenal.  Period.  Have a good day.

We also must protect the pangolin population.  Terrible injustice to these amazing creatures. 

It's not complicated at all.  Team Europe is superior to their American counterparts in every way conceivable.  Listen, you want to cheer for losers and fascists and that's your right as an American.  I'll cheer for a team that embraces playing for one another and a team and a team that doesn't need to be paid to do so.

[The Sultan]

Reports are now surfacing that the Europeans arrived 10 days early and played multiple practice rounds on the course, while the Americans hardly played at all. If true, that's pretty damning as well.

[cheebs09]

Reports are now surfacing that the Europeans arrived 10 days early and played multiple practice rounds on the course, while the Americans hardly played at all. If true, that's pretty damning as well.

At the end of the day, the Europeans just take it more seriously. I think the talent of the Americans shows in Singles, but dig too deep a hole in the first two days.

[Uncle Rico]

Reports are now surfacing that the Europeans arrived 10 days early and played multiple practice rounds on the course, while the Americans hardly played at all. If true, that's pretty damning as well.

American arrogance.  Couple that with American ignorance and you can see why we lose these things.  Just perfectly encapsulates modern America.  Your English teacher would tell you the symbolism is too obvious and to be more nuanced.  But the Euros live here or something.

[tower912]

At the end of the day, the Europeans just take it more seriously. I think the talent of the Americans shows in Singles, but dig too deep a hole in the first two days.

Yes. 

[wadesworld]

The fans that were jagoffs don't represent the players or our entire country. 

I mean, they're exactly what is running our country.

[Uncle Rico]

I mean, they're exactly what is running our country.

Muggsy needs to be hit over the head with the symbolism

[tower912]

I mean, they're exactly what is running our country.

Yes, the jag-offs perfectly represent where America is at currently.  Dumber than dirt and yelling obscenities.

[MU82]

The coarsening of America.

Say whatever you want whenever you want to whomever you want. Unless you're a late-night TV comedian or you're criticizing the Israeli government for starving children.

[Jockey]

I mean, they're exactly what is running our country.

The absolute truth.