Seregrauko41
Seregrauko41 t1_j7h9me0 wrote
Reply to Me and my brother have spent the last 15 months helping 60,000 UK football (soccer) fans watch matches around Europe AMA. by euroticketclub
What are the arguments for supporting a sport that is as toxic as soccer is? There's good people among the fans, for sure. But there's a culture of violence connected to the sport. Also the money involved is increasingly governing the sport, as with many other high profile sports, when in fact such money could do so much good if they were spent differently. Do you have any moral qualms actively supporting soccer and spending your money on it?
Seregrauko41 t1_j21fg0f wrote
Reply to Banana Delivery, Me, Adobe Illustrator, 2022 by flogfrog
This is how I picture Elon Musk when he sends out a tweet for all of his sycophants..
Seregrauko41 t1_iw1zz2i wrote
Absolutely amazing, Lauren! As always! Love it! Great colour contrasting in this one.
Seregrauko41 t1_iuhkr89 wrote
Reply to comment by arbitraryairship in Brazil election: Bolsonaro defeated as Lula makes comeback by checkmak01
Sad though, that you have to realise that you live in a country where basically every other person is a fascist fuck..
Seregrauko41 t1_j7hpb3r wrote
Reply to comment by euroticketclub in Me and my brother have spent the last 15 months helping 60,000 UK football (soccer) fans watch matches around Europe AMA. by euroticketclub
I appreciate your reply, and I will definitely acknowledge that good relations can come from participation in a given hobby/interest. I'll counter again by saying that good is not exactly to the benefit of workers that died in Qatar. For me soccer has grown beyond what I consider a moral endeavour. And I would never support organised soccer again personally. Playing it or enjoying it at small scale for instance in local clubs, that is something I don't mind as much.