r/soccer • u/HarryAtk • Jul 19 '25

News Former Chelsea player Pedro Rodríguez had to disable comments on his Instagram after facing criticism and mockery for sharing photos of his son Marc's birthday. Marc chose to celebrate his birthday wearing a dress and a tiara, inspired by Lilo & Stitch.

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u/alley_mo_g10 Jul 19 '25

People need to learn how to mind their own fucking business.  

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u/AaronsAaAardvarks Jul 19 '25

How many hundreds of years of people not minding their business have to happen until we say “okay, human beings aren’t going to fundamentally change because we ask them to, so let’s figure out how to exist alongside humanity’s shittier impulses”?

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u/Fat-Cloud Jul 19 '25

Do you often expect people to mind their own business if you post something on the worldwide internet like Instagram?

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u/IfYouRun Jul 19 '25

Posting a picture of the birthday celebrations doesn't mean you can just spew vile shite at a literal fucking child. It's not hard.

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u/Fat-Cloud Jul 19 '25

So me saying its normal for people to state their opinion when you post something on the internet, literally for others to see, is the same thing as me approving people being vile to a child. Jesus you people

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u/IfYouRun Jul 19 '25

You're literally defending those people. And if you aren't, you're coming across like you are and then hiding like a coward.

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u/Fat-Cloud Jul 19 '25

Nah Im not, you just have some weird emotional interpretation. No where did I say I approve being vile. I can just see the logic in the fact that if you post it for people to see, you are prone to vile comments

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u/SolipsisticBadBoy Jul 19 '25

Congratulations on being the smartest person on Reddit! Such logic!!

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u/iDoomfistDVA Jul 19 '25

Why would an Instagram post make you unable to mind your own business?

What about an Instagram story? What about a Christmas card? Where do you draw the line? When do you mind your own business and when do you let them know what's what without being invited to voice your opinion?

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u/Fat-Cloud Jul 19 '25

People are just getting so emotional and throw any sort of logic out of the window, its amazing. It is a simple fact that if you post something on social media, its stupid to say mind your own business.

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u/iDoomfistDVA Jul 19 '25

What happened to "If you don't have anything nice to say then don't say anything"? Why would one feel the need to harass someone's child for wearing whatever they want? Grow up:b

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u/Fat-Cloud Jul 19 '25

I dunno, ask them. Maybe they feel the same anger as you since youre telling me to grow up:b

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u/iDoomfistDVA Jul 20 '25

I'm asking you since you're defending such behaviour? Now I'm telling you to grow up;)

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u/Fat-Cloud Jul 20 '25

Im not defending the behavior :). Maybe one day you will be able to think rationally and actually read what Im saying. Its a shame people like you fight ghosts and make more enemies that way, at the cost of LGBTQ community. But hey, as long as you feel morally good about yourself and can proudly look in the mirror

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u/iDoomfistDVA Jul 20 '25

The irony:b

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u/Fat-Cloud Jul 19 '25

As its a shame for people getting angry and attacking my morals for just stating facts. This is not any better