Para el señor Franco

Empecemos por definir palabras.

1.-Patriotismo: Amor a la Patria.
2.-Absurdo: Contrario y opuesto a la razón.
3.-Idiotez: Trastorno mental caracterizado por una deficiencia profunda de las facultades mentales, congénitas o adquiridas en los primeros años de la vida.

Lo que dijo Guillermo Franco:

"En México tienen ese Patriotismo absurdo... Es una idiotez".

Debo entender que para el "Guille", millones padecemos un trastorno mental y somos opuestos a la razón por amar a México. Es su punto de vista, pero me molesta y ofende. Quisiera responderle con la parte "naca" que habita en mi ser con una tradicional y mexicanísima mentada de madre. Pero no, no lo haré, prefiero sacar al mexicano educado, orgulloso y que quiere que este maravilloso País sea mejor.

Por eso señor Franco le diré, con tono respetuoso, que usted, aunque unos papeles digan lo contrario, no es mexicano. Y es que me queda claro que desconoce que para ser mexicano "de a de veras" hay que amar a la Patria, algo que para usted es idiota y absurdo.

Tuvo la enorme fortuna de representar a México en un deporte popular, incluso de "cantar" nuestro hermoso Himno, pero eso no lo convierte en mexicano. Seamos honestos, usted tampoco se sintió así, por más agradecimiento que jura tenernos.

Pero olvidemos las nacionalidades, hablemos de rendimiento.

Usted dijo: "Podolski y Klose son nacidos en otro país y en Alemania no pasa nada".

Bueno, señor Franco, fíjese que Miroslav Klose anotó 14 goles en 19 partidos de Copa del Mundo y Lukas Podolski cinco en 13. Usted, sí usted, CERO en siete. ¡Ni cómo echarle un guante! -Perdón, al final sí me salió el "naco" que llevo dentro-.

No vale la pena extenderse más, sólo como despedida le recomendaré que no hable de lo que no sabe...ser mexicano.

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• Javier Hernandez, Herculez Gomez

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• Javier Aquino, DaMarcus Beasley

  Mexico's Javier Aquino, left, pass the ball to a teammate against pressure from the United States' DaMarcus Beasley during a 2014 World Cup qualifying match at the Aztec stadium in Mexico City, Tuesday, March 26, 2013. The game ended 0-0. (AP Photo/Eduardo Verdugo)

• Giovani Dos Santos, Brad Davis

  Mexico's Giovani Dos Santos controls the ball followed by United States' Brad Davis, rear, during a 2014 World Cup qualifying match at the Aztec stadium in Mexico City, Tuesday, March 26, 2013. The game ended 0-0. (AP Photo/Eduardo Verdugo)

• Javier Hernandez, Matt Besler, Omar Gonzalez

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• Brad Guzan

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• Javier Hernandez, Michael Bradley

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• Jesus Zabala, Brad Guzan

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• Diego Reyes, Clint Dempsey

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• Severo Meza, Herculez Gomez

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• Jesus Zabala, Brad Guzan

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• Javier Hernandez

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• Severo Meza, Herculez Gomez

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• Jesus Corona

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  Costa Rican supporters cheer their team before the Brazil-2014 FIFA World Cup CONCACAF Panama vs Costa Rica football qualifier at the Rommel Fernandez Stadium in Panama City on February 6, 2013. AFP PHOTO/ Rodrigo ARANGUA (Photo credit should read RODRIGO ARANGUA/AFP/Getty Images)

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• U.S. Clint Dempsey, center, fights for the ball against Honduras' players Victor Bernardez, left, and Roger Espinoza, right, during a 2014 World Cup qualifying soccer game in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Wednesday Feb. 6, 2013. (AP Photo/Moises Castillo)

• U.S. Clint Dempsey, left, celebrates after scoring against Honduras during a 2014 World Cup qualifying soccer game in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Wednesday Feb. 6, 2013. (AP Photo/Moises Castillo)

• Juan Carlos Garcia

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• Arnold Peralta, Jermaine Jones

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Comments

[fans91910]

14:17 de 08/03/2013

Cuando una persona habla y hace referencia de algo negativo y en contra de algo o alguién, en este caso las declaraciones de ese jugador Argentino, que por razones relacionadas con el futbol se nacionalizó Mexicano, pero la pregunta es por que? escoguieron a este jugador extranjero cuando su nivel como profesional fué algo ordinario, y yo diria hasta mediocre, pero que se puede esperar de alguien asi, para este el patriotismo no existe en este caso, pero es tambien de mal gusto y desagradecido que este se exprese de esa manera, de un pais que lo consideró y le abrió las puertas.

[edgarglm]

19:39 de 14/02/2013

muy buen articulo señor vargas, ese guille se lo tiene bien merecido.

[oscar329]

11:36 de 11/02/2013

Adrian Vargas, que bueno que eres un "mexicano educado, orgullos que quiere a su pais".
Parte escencial de la educacion: la tolerancia, ..."incluso al torpe e ignorante, también ellos tienen su propia historia", Lee la definicion de 'Absurdo', como perosna educada tiene sentido escribir respuesta a algo absurdo ?.
Las creencias personales son tan fuertes como el medio ambiente en que nos desenvolvamos. En este momento Franco vive en Argentina y es lo que piensa. Comentarios como el tuyo recibieron Salinas de Gortari y Nery Castillo, por citar ejemplos, hoy los dos viven en Mexico con fortuna/sueldo mayor que la que tu puedas imaginar.
Mientras que el patriotismo debe ser algo de el que se deba sentir orgulloso, la educaion apunta que no es necesario darse golpes de pecho para que el mundo lo sepa; ahora no es mas absurdo (lee la definicion) que le prestes atencion a alguien quien, en tu libro, es un ignorante? (y por lo tanto lee, 'idiotez')
Ahora, si para justificar el pago recibido por escribir articulos, se usa el "incediarismo", entonces eso es calificado como prostitucion, asi pues se tiene que tu articulo devela que la educacion que dices tener es muy limitada y por definicion te hace un prostituto educado, no es asi?
Franco, tiene todo el derecho a decir lo que el piense es correcto, eso no significa que se le deba hacer eco.

[exito]

22:18 de 07/02/2013

TE FELICITO SINCERAMENTE, GRACIAS POR CONTESTARLE A ESE BABOSO COMO SE MERECE YA QUE NOSOTROS NO PODEMOS PORQUE LO UNICO QUE PODEMOS HACER ES COMENTAR AQUI Y SI LLEGAMOS A OFENDER A ESE DIOS ARGENTINO PUES NOS BORRAN LOS MENSAJES, PERO EL LO DIJO MUY CLARO COMO TU LO PUSISTE EL SIGNIFICADO DE CADA PALABRA Y EL SI PUEDE OFENDER A TODA UNA NACION,Y SI EL SE NACIONALIZO FUE PARA LLEVARSE LOS DOLARES SIN QUE PAGARA MUCHOS IMPUESTOS EN MEXICO NO PORQUE LO QUISIERA NUNCA LO HIZO NI LO HARA, YA QUE ESTA FUERA TIENE LAS GANAS PARA HABLAR NO PUEDO DECIR LO QUE QUISIERA.