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Reason: None provided.

No interest in TV sports.

The ''fan rivalry'' always seemed to me as an ovbious ''socially-acceptable'' redirection of the natural human need to belong to a tribe ( and get violent over it ).

As a kid I watched hockey a bit, back then there was a clear ethnic aspect of the hockey scene in Quebec, which is now almost taboo from what I glance when my father listen to local sports comentary. When identity is invoqued for association, it is now a ''civic nationalism'' of any player who grew up in Quebec and they point out when someone of our ethnicity is not from Quebec so the viewers won't mistakenly think ''that's one of us''.

47 days ago
2 score
Reason: None provided.

No interest in TV sports.

The ''fan rivalry'' always seemed to me as an ovbious ''socially-acceptable'' redirection of the natural human need to belong to a tribe ( and get violent over it ).

As a kid I watched hockey a bit, back then there was a clear ethnic aspect of the hockey scene in Quebec, which is now almost taboo from what I glance when my father listen to local sports comentary. When identity is invoqued for association, it is now a ''civic nationalism'' of any player who grew up in Quebec.

47 days ago
2 score
Reason: None provided.

No interest in TV sports.

The ''fan rivalry'' always seemed to me as an ovbious ''socially-acceptable'' redirection of the natural human need to belong to a tribe ( and get violent over it ).

As a kid I watched hockey a bit, back then there was a clear ethnic aspect of the hockey scene in Quebec, which is now almost taboo from what I glance when my father listen to local sports comentary.

47 days ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

No interest in TV sports.

The ''fan rivalry'' always seemed to me as an ovbious ''socially-acceptable'' redirection of the natural human need to belong to a tribe ( and get violent over it ).

As a kid I watched a bit, back then there was a clear ethnic aspect of the hockey scene in Quebec, which is now almost taboo from what I glance when my father listen to local sports comentary.

47 days ago
1 score
Reason: Original

No interest in TV sports.

The ''fan rivalry'' always seemed to me as a painfully-retarded redirection of the natural human need to belong to a tribe ( and get violent over it ).

47 days ago
1 score