Americans discover US Women's Soccer Team is playing now that they've performed their anti-American bs

Back in April 2017, the U.S. Women's Soccer Team was preparing for a pair of upcoming friendlies against Russia. To prepare for this "tough" match, they played the FC Dallas U-15 boys academy. The U-15 stands for "Under 15;" that's how old the children were that the women played against. The women's national soccer team lost 5-2 on Sunday against the boys.

So let's not pretend males and females are on equal footing in most sports that require speed and strength.

But all that aside, Americans aren't big on soccer, mostly because it's not a big commodity on tv because there is no stoppage of play, thus no time for commercials, and the game is kind of boring. The announcers are more interesting to see than the ball going back and forth and back and forth. Okay, this is just my opinion, and I even coached a kid's team some years ago.

Of course, when it comes to international competition, we are avid patriots and will scream our guts out at a potato-race between us and any other nation because we love our country--at least most of us do. We stand for the national anthem, hands to hearts, and many of us even sing along.

But the US Women's Soccer Team isn't primarily comprised of patriots, as most of them refused to acknowledge the national anthem, the flag and everything this country gave to those ungrateful women.

Sports is not supposed to be about politics, but nowadays, everything is about politics. 

Hopefully, nobody who cares about the country will bother to watch these soccer players, who can't even beat a team of young teenage boys, play soccer. Meanwhile, consider women's soccer, Bud Light.

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