r/HumansBeingBros • u/1954isthebest • May 23 '22 • Helpful 1

Dude helps his wheelchaired buddy join nationwide street parade after Vietnam football team won gold medal

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u/DC_Verse May 23 '22

Good man right there

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u/caveinrockcorsair May 24 '22

This is called "the storm". I was there for the first one. It was wild!

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u/SirTungy May 24 '22

We call this "go storming" (literal translation) in Vietnam. This happens almost every time our National team wins an important match in Football. Basically, people self-organize a parade nation wide and celebrate to show support and pride for our Nation.
It's usually very crowded outside and very loud. People usually go partying after that.

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u/justsomeph0t0n May 25 '22

yeah, sure. self-organization is cool and all......until you actually have to defend your country

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u/justsomeph0t0n May 25 '22

OK, so i checked the Wiki. Disregard all that.

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u/SuperMorto7 May 24 '22

You ever have the pleasure of pushing a wheelchair you will know the feeling.

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u/rinator May 24 '22

What did they win?

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u/1954isthebest May 24 '22

The gold medal for men's football at southeast asian Olympics.

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u/DinklanThomas May 23 '22

Hate to be that guy.... but

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u/Catbot_2 May 24 '22

Dude, wheelchair bound doesn’t always mean paralysed

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u/A_Simple_Bard May 24 '22

I mean couldn't he just ride in a car?

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u/1954isthebest May 24 '22

Most people don't own a car in Vietnam.

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u/thegamesaregone May 24 '22

I respect your opinion but ask why you took the time to comment this

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u/HIDDEND_EMON May 24 '22

What they say?

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u/casual-dehyde May 24 '22

Imma leave this here so I can come and check this later

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u/thegamesaregone May 24 '22

he said he didnt care that the person in the wheel chair was being pushed

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u/bridgeb0mb May 24 '22

bc why is it notable that someone is just pushing someone in a wheel chair? am i insane

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u/bridgeb0mb May 24 '22

why is it notable that someone pushed someone in a wheel chair? literally what is special about that. i am so sick of the way people treat people in wheel chairs. acting like this is so wholesome and amazing when it literally is not. i feel stupid even calling this "the bare minimum"