Since the United States are not competitive in terms of global competition …?

Why did not a football (American) compitition Atleast so we can win something? We began to lose in the Olympics in basketball with the dream team "allegedly" and have lost the Olympics Winter Hockey. And for the world baseball classic, we have lost too much. And now, Cub World, we have lost. So the only thing we have to be Atleast proud of is football (American). Why not a contest of world football for atleast have something to celebrate as Americans. Yes, I know not many countries have soccer, but there is a Euroleague and others. And I know that other countries play in parks and other things like that bring people together and create a team. We need something to put our head than Americans.

No, because in some way, somehow I was still losing.

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