>referring to favorite team as "we" >expressing

Just normie things.

I'm on the team and if they're a winner I'm a winner. This is who I am and if you're on another team you are a direct challenge to who I am. A victory for your team, and by extension you, invalidates who I am. So you are my enemy.

For normies it's not autism if "everybody" does it.

>>34353186
Because those people aren't alone. If you're the only person who knows anything about the sport (like your videogames), people are gonna be weirded out.

>>34353186
Because men are anxious, energetic creatures living in a world where confrontation of any kind is being discouraged.

Why do you think so many nu-males play vidya so much? We want to compete with others and prove we're better then others at something.

Sports are popular because we play them as kids, compete with them in our teenage years, and likely watch them as adults. The nostalgia, the connection to where you live and the people in your area... it's the foundation for society itself. Without collective value we have no relative vale.

>>34353385

i just like the violence

probably why i only watch football

>>34353186
this has always been a thing see Nika riots

>>34353186

>>referring to favorite team as "we"

without the fans, the team is nothing.

secondly, a team usually represents a region. a region comprised of people that stand behind them

fans and their team are 2 different sides of the same coin.

>>expressing actual hatred for opposing teams

because watching your team get smashed freaking sucks ass. it's like that feeling when you see another school walk past and you just naturally get arky.

>>screaming when preferred team loses or gets outplayed

again, who wants to watch their team get destroyed.

you're just a wittle hater ~ :^)