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Spain won the 2026 World Cup. It is what it is. There should be no further discussion other than that. Jasmine Crockett, however, believes otherwise. In fact, she has gone as far as to claim that anyone who rooted against Spain is a racist.

According to Crockett, "the vast majority of the world" rooted against Argentina. She claimed this is likely because "There's also a racist history that exists as it relates to Argentina.”

Call me crazy, but that is not how these things work. It is not that deep. But this is precisely what people like Crockett do. They take the least controversial thing in the history of things and use it to label people racist, despite there being no evidence to prove such a lacking point.

Per The Big Lead:

One man is going viral for making the argument that this year’s World Cup, read carefully, is essentially a colonial atlas. Every squad, he says, tells you which empire moved which people. Except one.

“The World Cup is the most-watched sporting event on earth. And if you know how to read it, it’s almost the most comprehensive map where slavery and colonialism actually went,” TikTok creator Adiv (@adivunsolicited) opens.

Is this the sort of nonsense Crockett is referring to?

He runs the tally: 21 of France’s 26 players are of African descent. England, 15. Netherlands, 14. Belgium and Germany, nine apiece. Twelve of the United States’ 26 are Black. He calls this “the product of one of the most successful settler entrepreneurial projects to enslave Black people.” Brazil’s entire starting lineup, he adds, descends from the roughly 4.9 million Africans trafficked to that country, the single largest destination of the transatlantic slave trade.

What?! Can you believe how much the left’s interpretation of reality changes as they search the world for racism that does not exist? It truly is a leftist art form.

He namechecks Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, president from 1868 to 1874, as the architect. Sarmiento’s presidency has been described as a “covert genocide,” and by 1875, the depleted Black population went unregistered in the national census.

This is likely the history Crockett is referring to, and it could not be more irrelevant if she tried. While I am no expert on Argentine history, I can confidently conclude the lack of Black players has nothing to do with the presidency of 1868 to 1874. That was over 100 years ago, and if that is the evidence these people are going to use, it is pathetic, to say the very least.

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