People from different countries are coming to the United States to experience the World Cup, and social media posts reveal that many are encountering a sense of freedom, opportunity, and a culture that embraces diversity.
A man shared a video of himself strolling through a neighborhood featuring an airplane driveway, mentioning that such a concept would never be accepted in the UK.
Another video shows a man thrilled about getting a free soda refill. A woman, wearing a Buc-ee hat, expressed her admiration for the American attitude of “we don’t care, just do what you want.”
“You can wear whatever outfit you like. Start your own projects, pass cars on the right—it’s all possible here. Personally, it’s healing for me because I’m used to holding back. But here, I feel there’s space for me to just be me,” she explained.
“It’s really refreshing,” she added.
“We have to share these experiences. The first step is believing in our worthiness of saving. Just listen to what people around the world are saying about you,” Glenn remarked.
He highlighted that some might express hate towards others, labeling them bigots or foreigners, which he argues is untrue.
According to Glenn, respect is essential. “America welcomes all who treat it with respect. I don’t expect you to look or dress like me or listen to the same music. What matters is mutual respect and recognizing that all people are created equal,” he stated.
He reflected on rights given by the Creator, mentioning the pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness, emphasizing that the government exists to protect these rights, which distinguishes America.
“It’s not our property; it’s about understanding that differences are okay, and the government ensures our freedoms,” he added.
